Intel Cpu Pentium Dual-Core E2180 2.0Ghz Fsb800Mhz 1M Lga775 Tray - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Method 1: Uninstall Windows Media Player in safe mode loadTOCNode(2, 'moreinformation');

1. Start the computer in safe mode. To do this, follow these steps:
   1. Restart the computer.
   2. Press F8 while the computer is restarting.
   3. Click Safe Mode, and the press ENTER.
2. Click Start, click Run, type appwiz.cpl, and then click OK.
3. Click Windows Media Player 11, and then click Remove.
4. Follow the prompts to uninstall Windows Media Player 11, and then restart the computer when you are prompted.
5. If Windows Media Player 11 is not removed, try Method 2.

Back to the top Method 2: Run a program to remove Windows Media Player loadTOCNode(2, 'moreinformation'); If Method 1 does not work, you can use this procedure to uninstall the core of Windows Media Player.

1. Click Start, click Run, type %windir%\$ntUninstallwmp11$\spuninst\spuninst.exe, and then click OK.
2. Click Next, and then click Finish.

Back to the topTo prevent Windows Update from downloading Windows Media Player 11, follow these steps:

1. Click Start, point to All Programs, and then click Windows Update.
2. Click Custom, and then click Software, Optional in the Microsoft Update Home pane.
3. Expand Windows Media Player 11.
4. Click to select the Don't show this update again check box.
   
   Note If the Don't show this update again check box is unavailable or dimmed, click to clear the Windows Media Player 11 check box, and then click to select the Don't show this update again check box.
5. Click Review and Install updates to save the setting.

We need to know the exact video card or video chipset on a specific motherboard to properly direct you to a proper driver. I can answer here, via email, or remote into your pc to determine the problem and help resolve it etc.

the sound card can be an onboard chip, built into the motherboard or a card installed into the mother board and thus more information is needed to assist you. You can get into device manager and delete the sound card driver/ items and then restart and windows could redetect it, or you can get the proper driver package from the motherboard, computer, or sound card manufacturer to reload it. I also can remote into the computer to determine what's wrong and attempt to fix it. Can you give more info on the computer, motherboard, sound card or manufacturer of system ?

What is the bios number . Go by this and google search bios . The drivers are usually linked to the bios and the motherboard and hardware devices attached or integrated within the motherboard. Go into bios setup and find bios number.

Go the motherboard manufacturers website, and download the video driver.

the video drivers are for a graphics chip, this is for the chip on a motherboard or on a discrete graphics card not on a processor. the item identified above is a cpu. not a graphics device. please add the details of the graphics and resubmit the query

why so you need drivers? you should not need them. If there is a compatibility issue with a particular board please identify the board and resubmit the query

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GMA refers to your built-in graphics chip which is OK for playing video and for 2D casual games, but Intel's GMA video chips are not powerful enough for playing 3D games. You'll need to buy a separate video/graphics card that plugs into the long slot on your motherboard.

Audio drivers are for the motherboard/computer, not for the cpu. Go to computer maker's website (or motherboard maker), locate the support page for your exact model and download the drivers there. Also, Windows update may be able to supply generic drivers that will work. Go to Start / Control Panel / Device manager and locate your Sound drivers and click on Update Driver.

E2180 and E2140 should be installed in a "Socket 775" motherboard. Go to the website of the manufacturer/brand name of the motherboard and click on Support. Locate your exact model of motherboard and click on Download drivers. Then select which operating system you are using (example: Windows XP or Windows 7 64-bit, etc.) There will be a list of necessary drivers for you to download and install. The motherboard manufacturer always has the drivers for their brand name.

The CPU is irrelevant. You need to find an audio driver for your make and model of motherboard, not the CPU.

Make sure your mother board can handle this new CPU. Definately upgrade ram (again to the motherboard's specs hopefully you wont need to upgrade the motherboard) and consider the operating system.

it is a fct of the PC and ur network configuration

Sorry, there is not enough info to even guess what u r talking about

Depending on your system (is it homebuilt or namebrand?) you can find your drivers for your hardware on the hardware manufacturers' sites. If you have a namebrand system (IE Dell, Gateway, HP), go to your manufacturer's support site- they will usually ask for the serial number or service tag for your system. Once done, it will give you the drivers you need to download. If you just need the chipset driver for your processor, go to the manufacturer of your *motherboard's* website. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/susan_42b401e0b1603d8a

You should be able to download this driver from your motherboard manufacturers website. Just click on the support link and lookup your specific board model #. Hope this helps.

Drivers for Intel products are available from the Intel website www.intel.com However this is a system level problem and so the drivers for your sound chips are most likely to be found on your computer manufacturer's website or you motherboard manufacturer's website, or if your sound card is external to the m/b, the sound card manufacturer's website. In any case you will need your operating system details. 15.April.2014

If your Ethernet hardware is built in to your motherboard go to your computer manufacturer's website or your m/b manufacturer's website and download the drivers from there. If you have a separate Ethernet card, go to the card manufacturer's website and download the drivers from there. 15.April.2014