Looking for schematic/manual for my MCP61PM AM motherboard.

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I have try'd this for very much times now, try'd tons of drivers that just did not work. For some reason, though, mine doesn't seem to do this - I've pissed around with it and pin 2 remains high at all times. I am just really having a hard time finding the driver :S somehow i just can't find it.

I have been trying to find the driver but i just simple cannot find a right one.. The legacy connections support hard drives, optical drives or even floppy disk connections. Las conexiones heredadas soportan discos duros, unidades ópticas o incluso conexiones de disquetes. Or just type the name or model and search in google.

Acer Aspire T180 MCP61SM-AM Socket AM2 Motherboard - The front panel connector, however, is not labelled at all.

People get hold of them second hand and put them into their own cases. They then go on the internet to motherboard and find out what the pinout of the front panel connector is. The front panel connector, however, is not labelled at all. This wouldn't be a problem if there were manuals available. There are several widely-quoted links to the Foxconn, Gateway, Acer etc. Whether this is because the manuals are no longer on those websites at manual, or just that the websites are run by the all-too-common variety of cunts who insist on making any link into the site from outside redirect to the front page, I motherboard know, and in most cases the website's search function to find such manuals doesn't fucking work either so I can't find mcp61sm />Not that it makes much difference; the point is that regardless of which particular variety of shit is to blame for the situation, the manuals aren't there. So this is no good either. Fortunately, after a good deal of searching, I did manage to locate a copy of the. Not entirely sure why they want to indicate this on the front panel but never mind, it's another mcp61sm light. Normally, pin 2 stays high, and pin 4 is pulled low when the machine is switched on. For some reason, though, mine doesn't seem to do this - I've pissed around with it and pin 2 remains high at all times. Perhaps the oddest thing about this whole business is that the pinout for the manual panel connector is labelled on the board; it's just that no fucker can find it. I don't know why since it's not particularly inconspicuous, but you can't see it if you're looking for it. You can only see it once you've farted around for ages trying to find the information elsewhere. That is what happened to me and that is also what seems to have happened to all the people who have been looking on the internet and asking what the pinout is. I suppose it is some kind of. Anyway, here is a photo of it.

Acer AST-180 Desktop Overview
People get hold of them second hand and put them into their own cases. Además, cuenta con un chipset Nvidia GeForce 6100S, el cual incluye funcionalidad gráfica integrada, así como también una excelente conectividad gracias a sus múltiples ranuras, conectores de unidad y ranuras de expansión de memoria. There are several widely-quoted links to the Foxconn, Gateway, Acer etc. They then go on the internet to try and find out what the pinout of the front panel connector is. Normally, pin 2 stays high, and pin 4 is pulled low when the machine is switched on. Anyone has a idea on how to find the driver for it? Then go to the gateway, select the country, and type the name or model then search it. This wouldn't be a problem if there were manuals available.