[Wolverine77]

Hello, thanks in advance for any help, i really thank you.

I have an Epox EP-9npa7I motherboard, lost the CD that came with it.

http://www.epox.com/product.asp?id=EP-9NPA7I

no help on Epox site!

[Jack Hackett]

ftp://72.245.251.214/driver/9NPA7I/

username - epoxsupport
password - epoxsupport

anygood?

[Wolverine77]

cant login....just keeps redirecting to login


ok i got in.....but which driver?

I am running XP home 32bit

[Jack Hackett]

Whatever driver you need, download it, how am I supposed to know which particular one you want?... you didnt go into that much detail
You wanted sweets, I got you into the sweetshop, now take your pick.
What device are you looking for a driver for?

[Wolverine77]

I am running XP home 32bit, i see a bunch of vista drivers but not sure what to download. the network adapter is not working.

[crjdriver]

OK, you have an nforce 4 motherboard. Why not just download the driver[s] from the nvidia site???
I checked and they have the chipset/mb drivers for the nforce 4. Note this is unified type driver; ie chipset, lan, and as I recall a firewall option.

[crjdriver]

BTW it is too bad about epox. They were one of my favorite mb makers. It seems all of my favs have gone belly up; epox, soltek.

When you do install this driver, it has a LOT of options that will give you problems IF you install all of them. I would install the platform or chipset driver, lan driver and opt to NOT install the active armor, sw type drivers and any others I have forgotten.

Here is the link to the unified driver
http://www.nvidia.com/object/nforce_winxp_15.23.html

[win2kpro]

Originally Posted by crjdriver

BTW it is too bad about epox. They were one of my favorite mb makers. It seems all of my favs have gone belly up; epox, soltek.

You can add Abit to that list also, they no longer are producing boards.

[crjdriver]

I liked the early abit boards as well; before they went to that uguru thing.

I think I still have a kt7-a sitting around here somewhere. Very stable board.