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February 2nd, 2002
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 Motherboard! Hi all! How can I search and find in system properties about motherboard on my computer? I want 2 know about the: Device type, Manufaturer, Bios, and Hardware version?   |
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February 2nd, 2002
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 It all depends on what os your running as to the instructions I could post... basically, to check your device manager you need to choose Start-Settings-Control Panel-System that will get you into your device manager... the easiest way though is to right click "my computer" and choose properties! This will usually show your inner workings  LOL sorry, I couldnt resist that one... no offence meant, and a big sparkly kiss from me   |
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February 2nd, 2002
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| Orrrrr.. you could open the case and look at your mobo!  |
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February 3rd, 2002
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| Hi, You may also pay attention to your computer startup 1st screen. For example, when I turn on my computer, It says Award Modular Bios v.45PG ok, this is the Bios manufacturer and version. Then, it says BT-1B7 this is ok, and is the motherboard model number You may search for this model, and then, you may find all the info about it (manufacturer, drivers, manuals, etc). I've searched for "BT-1B1" motherboard , and it took me to the SOYO support page Last edited by fefu; February 3rd, 2002 at 05:29 AM. |
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February 3rd, 2002
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 ty all, & ty fefu!! :-)  |
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