Sorry no install what so ever it's as it came standard(Vista Home Basic 32 Bit).I was trying to reinstall or update drivers due to the fact my daughters wireless mouse(Trust Maxtrack) stopped working suddenly and can only be see as either 'HID Compliant Mouse or just USB Browser Mouse' in device manager and windows have assigned thier drivers that obviously don't work I was hoping maybe trying to reload the chipset driver and unistalling the mouse driver might force it to look beyond the MS Chic drivers.prehaps you might know some way better. Specs indicate that the E4120 used a proprietary Intel D102GGC2 motherboard. There are some drivers listed at this unofficial eMachines site; however, the chipset driver doesn't indicate that it is supported by Vista. These boards in their standard Intel version did not support Vista so you are dealing with a board that has to have a proprietary BIOS and I'm sure the chipset firmware had to be modified to support Vista. It's possible the eMachines site is undergoing maintenance and at some time they will post the chipset driver for this board that supports Vista. Berger seeing is believing pdf download pc. If all your other drivers are working I don't believe reloading the chipset driver will have an affect on forcing the Trust Maxtrack mouse to operate.

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The PC did come with pre-installed Vista,when I bought it and my first thought was to change the OS to XP Pro as I have a VLK disc,but after researching a bit I found people who were doing this were struggling to find drivers for to support XP.Emachine Customer Care/Driver Download page has displayed 'website can not be found' for approx 5 months(the first time I tried access it)so although my first thoughts were it was under maintenence it now seems it has just been 'put out to pasture'!!! The problems I am having with Vistas recognision of a wireless mouse seems to be very,very common and yet noone seems to have a good answer for it,strange Microsoft has'nt done anything with this.!!

I personally would never buy an eMachines desktop, but I inherited a T2958 several months ago after setting up a new Windows 7 desktop for an elderly couple. After I formatted the hard drive and did a clean install of Windows XP SP3 and increased the RAM from 512 MB to its fully-supported amount of 2048 MB(2 GB), it's been a great backup computer.

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It has an Intel D845GVSR motherboard and an Intel Celeron 2.66 GHz processor, so I may upgrade it to Windows 7 SP1. The Intel 82845G integrated graphics controller is the only one of its devices that isn't supported by Windows 7, so I'll need to upgrade to a video card first. So I'm basically stuck with Vista and an unstable one at that,it is the digital media manager version with 1GB RAM and is impressively quick,I bought it because it was still boxed from an office clearence(it was bought to be used in conference room for demos ect I'm told) and my daughter claimed it after her PC crashed,but this seems to Blue Screen on a regular basis,I really want to convert to XP but I have a niggling feeling I will definately run into the lack of XP driver problems.this is very frustrating. To clarify,it has Emachine E4210 on the front of the pc,also on the top along with the serial number and on the back of the pc too. Display Adapter: ATI Radeon Xpress 200 series Network Adapter: Realtek RTL8139/810x family fast ethernet NIC Other Devices: No drop down option!!! Sound,Video & Game Controller: High Definition Audio Device.

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@Win2kpro.yes iI have F2(Bios) & F10(Boot Option).when I click to go to Bios the opening screen flashes past in a second a can not get the number you asked for unless there is a way of holding that screen that you know of?