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Originally posted by Albromor:
Last week I put a new Asus TUSL2-C motherboard (great reputation; solid, reliable board) in because my old board, I discovered, was on the VIA 133 chipset and even though it was built for the Pentium 3 it could only utilize this CPU through an adapter which are real cheap in design and bottlenecks P3s.
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Motherboard drivers are probably the way to go. Try and onto the net at a library or somewhere and download them. Or the problem might simply be that the new motherboard drivers are confilciting iwth the ones for the old board. Not much you can do about that without re-isntalling windows. It shoudnt be neccessary to delete everything, just your windows directory.