Windows 7 - multimedia audio controller
Asked By tang
09-Dec-08 09:24 PM
just rebooted my computer and installed windows xp, like the most posts
i've read, i am also having an yellow question mark next to the multimedia
audio controller and video controller
sgopu replied...
Find your mother board drivers cd, and install the drivers.
if these cards are seperate ie seperate cards for video and sound, then you
need to find the drivers for them.
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