Windows 10: Chipset Drivers for AMD based system, Model is Asus M52BC_M32BC

Hi All

Model shows up like that in all software programs, unknown motherboard inside here, using Standard Sata AHCI controller right now, planning on clean Windows 10 Pro Install when I get the money to purchase Windows 10 Home to Pro upgrade, but I thought i'd start gathering drivers now, and save them til I'm ready to do the clean install.

Do I use the Chipset Drivers from AMD's Site?

or Asus site?

And will it interfere with sleep mode if I do install the chipset drivers with the clean install? right now it sleeps perfectly

:)

 

Samsung SH-S222A DVD Burner shows as unknown device in device manager since windows 10 upgrade.

What computer do you have (make/model)?

If AMD based you may have to install the AMD chipset drivers.

 

DVD drive not recognizable and won't operate since Windows 10 upgrade

If the drive is showing up as an "Other device" and the computer is AMD based then installing the AMD chipset drivers for Windows 10 should get the drive properly recognized.

What computer do you have (make/model)?

In case you have an Acer Aspire 7552g or other AMD based computer there are instructions in the following link on installing the AMD Chipset drivers which may have to be installed manually:

Driver for TSSTcorp CDDVDW TS-L633C

Post back if you need any help to install the drivers.

 

Shown i believe as 2 different model of ASUS PC.

M32BC
M32BC | Tower PCs | ASUS USA

M52BC
M52BC | Tower PCs | ASUS USA

Yes you are always better off getting system drivers from the manufacturer's site. Since not custom built. If it was custom built you would go by the motherboard's model for certain drivers.

Should not interfere with sleep. SATA AHCI Controller drivers are different then Chipset drivers and usually installed during the install of Windows 10. Let me know the exact model, but i do see AMD chipset drivers there for both models.

 

Always get the drivers for an OEM computer from that OEM's site, they are allowed to modify as needed. Also, AMD probably didn't make the motherboard, don't think they make their own boards.

 

Chipset drivers can be installed after the operating system as many other important drivers.
It is a ASUS Motherboard for sure.

 

Will Post Speccy motherboard info in a moment here



Operating System
Windows 10 Home 64-bit
CPU
AMD FX 38 °C
Vishera 32nm Technology
RAM
8.00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 802MHz (9-9-9-24)
Motherboard
ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. M52BC_M32BC (Socket 942) 37 °C
Graphics
HP W2072a (1600x900@60Hz)
2048MB ATI AMD Radeon R7 200 Series (ASUStek Computer Inc) 51 °C
Storage
1863GB TOSHIBA DT01ACA200 (SATA) 36 °C
465GB Western Digital WD Ext HDD 1021 USB Device (USB (SATA)) 36 °C
1GB Generic- Multiple Reader USB Device (USB)
Optical Drives
ASUS DVD RAM GHC1N
Audio
Realtek High Definition Audio

Manufacturer ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC.
Model M52BC_M32BC (Socket 942)
Version Rev 1.xx
Chipset Vendor AMD
Chipset Model RD9x0

So Do I get M32BC Chipset Drivers from Asus site when I do the upgrade to 10 Pro, or do I get M52BC chipset drivers lol, (Model is confusing a bit lol) Even Speccy Lists it as M52BC_M32BC for Model lol, Well Same Version Chipset driver for both M52BC and M32BC, so think i'll be fine installing either one when time comes to do the full refresh install

 

I think the board might be used on both systems. I can double check for you if i see it otherwise open the case and look at the board, but what is the exact model number of your desktop PC ?

 

Shows on the case M32BC01 near the serial number, so i'm assuming that is the actual model number of the system, it's an AMD FX Eight Core System 3.40ghz/4.3 turbo, bought off Newegg back in January.

System bought in January from Newegg

ASUS Desktop Computer M32BC-B01 AMD FX-Series FX-8310 8 GB DDR3 2 TB HDD AMD Radeon R7 240 2 GB Windows 8.1 64-Bit - Newegg.com


VIdeo drivers I update directly from AMD's site, is that not the proper way to do things with OEM System?

 

This is one of the PC i listed before when i received two different models i felt. Here is the correct one from ASUS.
https://www.asus.com/us/Tower-PCs/M3...Desk_Download/

Chipset drivers are here and should update the Lan drivers and Realtek drivers as the rest are utilities not as important.
As long as you make sure you are getting the right AMD Graphics model drivers from AMD's site that is o.k. to get those there, i see the one at ASUS's site but it's back from July 2015. Just compare the version and dates from ASUS to AMD site i am sure your fine with AMD's site for those.

I do not see SATA AHCI Drivers on ASUS's site you can double check Device Manager go to it and look under IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers and open it make sure it says SATA AHCI they may have been updated already through Windows or included in other drivers. Did you ever get a CD with the PC for drivers ?

 

Just Outdated Video Driver CD, No other drivers on it, Will Get the Chipset drivers in when I do the Windows 10 Pro Clean Install soon, as that probably will be the best time to. yes updated the sound drivers already, and Lan not too long ago, I check site off and on to see if anything new, if there is, then I update whatever item it is


In a Week or Two hopefully can afford Windows 10 Home to Pro upgrade, old PC had 8.1 Pro with Media Center when I upgraded that one to 10 on July 29th 2015, didn't think could transfer the old 8.0/8.1 key to this new system, so gave old PC to Mom with a clean reset of that system, This one came from Newegg with 8.1 Core on it, so got Windows 10 Home when I upgraded, but it's fine, as will just pay the Windows store $99.99 plus tax fee and get it lol

 

Pro has added features compared to the Home version, best to understand all those features making decision to need to change and spend extra cash, but up to you and why you feel you need it. http://www.pcworld.com/article/29524...o-upgrade.html

Yes Chipset drivers can go in after you install Windows as many others and should be one of the first things you do and make sure any important documents and files are backed up on a external device. Only drivers that i said before not seeing is mostly done during the install of Windows 10, SATA Controller drivers.

Just download and put on a USB Flash drive for installation when you are ready. I do not think can transfer to another PC usually being an OEM licensed operating system. ASUS is a good brand and decent support, good luck post back if you need more help.

 

Wait you won't be doing a clean install i do not think to upgrade to Pro version, if this is so i would download the ISO for future use anyway if needed. I have never done it this way, why i am not sure. More talk on upgrade http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...windows-10-pro


https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/9...-download.html

 

Yes I do understand the features, used to use remote Desktop from Phone off and on at night, work on other household PC's remotely with older system, used bitlocker with older system to encrypt some files on flash drive, sure I may not use every added pro feature, but it's there if I need it. Already have Windows 10 10586 TH2 Latest ISO on flash drive, got like a week ago

 

O.K. good both version are on the ISO. I had 8.1 Pro when i upgraded and then eventually did a clean install which i feel is best at least once. Good Luck !!