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chitowncruiser
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March 21st, 2006 17:00
Need link for 440BX Chip set - Latitude C600
Hello............I have a dell Latitude C600 P-3 850mhz laptop, I have been having problems with it not booting up and freezing/shutdown once i log onto the internet......i was told in another forum to download the chipset for my laptop......i dont have the original dell cd software disk...i only have a burned copy of ATI Mobility 3/4 video/3 com modem-nic/ESS meastro drivers........what am i missing since I have done a fresh install of xp on a new 30gb hard drive............any help please!
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chitowncruiser
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Posted March 21st, 2006 18:00
hey rick .............thanks for the reply back but I tried going to downloads and drivers and did a search for it and 6 thousand different ones come up.........I dont have time to sit and scroll thru 6 thousand different ones looking for this chip set for my Latitude C600.........any other help would be niceThat is not totally true, I think?? IIRC you need chipset drivers of some type with Win98/SE to get the full speed out of the IDE bus. Dual FiFo/ BUS Mastering. But W2K and XP certainly do have the correct one included.
Again IIRC the 440BX came out about the same time 98FE came out. Now with 98SE you might not need them. I had a older Dell desktop, Dimension 4100 P3 733, that need chipset drivers with 98SE. Not sure if it was a 440BX board or not.
Message Edited by Ed C on 03-21-2006 06:00 PM
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Posted March 22nd, 2006 16:00
Thanks for all the replies guys........the sad reality is my hard drive went bust up on me...........even though it was brand new i guess it happens from time to time, the seller off of ebay is sending me a brand new one again ..... no charge which is fine with me..........i'll have to go thru redownloading everything again......:smileymad: .........ill keep u informed once i get the new one and see what happens......

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Posted March 21st, 2006 17:00