I bought a 760XD on ebay and when I received it today it turns out that it's really a 760EL. It says 760XD on the keyboard but the model number on the bottom says 9547-U4G and the BIOS says 11J9245.
It's a nice little computer and it seems to work fine but, it's not what I wanted. It has the P133 CPU, 32MB of RAM, 2.1GB drive, CD and charger. The battery won't hold a charge.
Now I'm trying to figure out what to do with it...
My 760XD is a 760EL?
My 760XD is a 760EL?
Last edited by wpwood3 on Sun Aug 26, 2007 9:55 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Now it's a 760XD
Ok...no more 760EL. I now have a 760XD to play around with.
I have Win98SE loaded and all of the drivers from the IBM website. I'm still getting a "Add New Hardware" message everytime I boot. It says "PCI Multimedia Video Device" found.
What driver is it looking for? MPEG decoder?
There's nothing showing up with a problem in device manager.
I have Win98SE loaded and all of the drivers from the IBM website. I'm still getting a "Add New Hardware" message everytime I boot. It says "PCI Multimedia Video Device" found.
What driver is it looking for? MPEG decoder?
There's nothing showing up with a problem in device manager.
I figured out what the mystery "PCI Multimedia Video Device" needed for my 760XD in Win98SE. It's the IBM MPEG PCI Bridge.
I downloaded it from the pccbbs Greyghost site.
mptpgw95.exe
mptpgw95.txt
I downloaded it from the pccbbs Greyghost site.
mptpgw95.exe
mptpgw95.txt
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