Win 7 drivers for MSI MOBO for MS7325(MS K9N4)-AM2 style-(Nvidia N Force 500 SLI chipset.

[Rebuilt]

Since I'm being forced to upgrade to Win 7, I am going to need a source for my mobo drivers. After scouring the MSI site, I find that they offer no stand alone drivers for an AM2 type board. Only AM3+. Their options are: use search, which I did to no avail, or use their update program, Live Update 5. I don't trust their little app enough to warrant buying a retail copy of Win 7 without having my drivers on hand, before hand, stored on my other media. Is there a reliable source for my mobo drivers? I have found all other Win 7 drivers for my system. Just need the mobo. I run an AMD Athlon 64X2 5400+ processor. Thanks in advance. Kevin

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

Is there a reliable source for my mobo drivers?

Yes, the motherboard manufacturer's website, and nowhere else. If they do not support Windows 7 on your particular motherboard you will have to replace it or stick with the Windows version you already have.

 

[Rebuilt]

Is there a reliable source for my mobo drivers?

Yes, the motherboard manufacturer's website, and nowhere else. If they do not support Windows 7 on your particular motherboard you will have to replace it or stick with the Windows version you already have.

Thanks, that what I was concerned about. They do not.

 

[Rebuilt]

Is there a reliable source for my mobo drivers?

Yes, the motherboard manufacturer's website, and nowhere else. If they do not support Windows 7 on your particular motherboard you will have to replace it or stick with the Windows version you already have.

Thanks, that what I was concerned about. They do not.

 

[cdgraves]

I have Win7 64 bit running on the MSI MS7325 motherboard with all drivers installed.
Most of the drivers come with the Win7 install.
MSI does have a driver page for the MS7325 motherboard. But it is listed as K9N4 SLI.
https://us.msi.com/Motherboard/support/K9N4_SLI.html#down-driver
It is mostly XP drivers and a few Vista drivers. They also post BIOS and Manuals.
nVidia posts drivers for the nForce4 chip set.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/nforce_nf4_archive.html. They are probably all included with Win7.
The Win7 drivers for the Realtek AC97 Audio is at:
http://www.realtek.com.tw/Downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=14&PFid=23&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false