Really need help please

[steven162]

Well a while ago for some reason my drivers started to mess up it was my graphics, so I formatted etc and then I couldnt find my Drivers disc for all of my hardware, so then i downloaded a programme called RS2008 which searches for all drivers needed for my computer and downloads them, it downloaded all of the right ones, but now my computer is really slow, I dont know whats wrong, everything extracts slow and when i play mir it takes a while to get to the log on screen and then after i log in the twirly dragons go slow like my graphics card cannot handle it. I would really appreciate any help that would sort this out for me

Cheers
Steve

 

[Elijah]

Well a while ago for some reason my drivers started to mess up it was my graphics, so I formatted etc and then I couldnt find my Drivers disc for all of my hardware, so then i downloaded a programme called RS2008 which searches for all drivers needed for my computer and downloads them, it downloaded all of the right ones, but now my computer is really slow, I dont know whats wrong, everything extracts slow and when i play mir it takes a while to get to the log on screen and then after i log in the twirly dragons go slow like my graphics card cannot handle it. I would really appreciate any help that would sort this out for me

Cheers
Steve

You should of got the drivers yourself.

/Ash

 

[steven162]

I tried I just didnt know where to look i tried google but they were the wrong ones

 

[Ragnar]

In short, you messed up.

You need to uninstall your graphic and chipset drivers. Then use DriverCleaner to remove any traces and then install the correct ones yourself.

 

[Elijah]

I tried I just didnt know where to look i tried google but they were the wrong ones

Go onto your Device Manager, look at the names of your products.

Once you have the name of the product e.g NVIDIA 9800gt. Head over to the right website, nvidia.com in this case and get the drivers from them.

/Ash

 

[steven162]

UPDATE

Well got the same problem I dont know how to fix it safely but i found something else out, my comp is slow and when i check task manager my CPU usage is les than 20% all of the time even when im burning CD's its still less than 20% so i duno if its a CPU problem or not it seems like it

 

[mapadale]

UPDATE

Well got the same problem I dont know how to fix it safely but i found something else out, my comp is slow and when i check task manager my CPU usage is les than 20% all of the time even when im burning CD's its still less than 20% so i duno if its a CPU problem or not it seems like it

less than 20% is good not bad.

You used RS2008 on your machine and thats whats caused your issue, format your machine and start again without using software to search for drivers. As its a form of spyware.

Also to fins out the type of drivers your machine requires, then install SIS SANDRA. This will benchmark you machine and give you the right information on your hardware and then you will know which drivers to look for.

 

[steven162]

I did what you said completely formatted and got that SiS program but Im not too good with computers and dont know what to do this is the informatiomn it gave me, but it dosnt display my graphics, but my graphics card is unochrome pro igp and before i did the format it saids it was version 6.14.10.194

 

[mapadale]

I did what you said completely formatted and got that SiS program but Im not too good with computers and dont know what to do this is the informatiomn it gave me, but it dosnt display my graphics, but my graphics card is unochrome pro igp and before i did the format it saids it was version 6.14.10.194

Here you go, this is all you should really need for now.

Mainboard
Manufacturer : ASUSTeK Computer Inc.
Multi-Processor (MP) Support : No
MPS Version : 1.40
Model : K8V-MX
Serial Number : MB-1234567890
System BIOS : 63-0207-000000-00101111-112305-ATHLON64

Your mobo is a ASUS K8V-MX - Look for your drivers for that board.

http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us

Thats where you will find you drivers for your board.

Where it says Input Model to Search (this is over on the left) type in K8V-MX and the drop down box below change to all. Don't install any bios versions though.

 

[steven162]

All sorted thanx allot really really appriciate it bud

 

[mapadale]

All sorted thanx allot really really appriciate it bud

Glad I could help.