Look for driver for ACER Aspire AX1301 motherboard.

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perefranz Posted messages 2 Status Member -  
nocram18 Posted messages 531 Status Member -
Hello, I have an old ACER (from 2009) that is still running.
After a damaged boot sector issue, I changed the hard drive and replaced it with an SSD without cloning the initial drive, which was no longer readable under Windows (but was under Ubuntu).
The problem is that I no longer have the original recovery CDs from ACER, I lost them. I installed my system (W10) without any issues and gradually reinstalled all my software.
The issue is that in the device manager I have a "coprocessor" device for which the driver is not installed.

I searched on the ACER website but my serial number seems to be too old, there is nothing available. Does anyone have this driver?
Summary of my configuration:
System: Windows 10 Home 64-bit
Processor: AMD Athlon II X2 215
Technology: Regor 45nm
Motherboard:
Acer WMCP78M (Socket AM2)

Thanks in advance
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François

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  1. nocram18 Posted messages 531 Status Member 26
     
    Hey,

    I personally found this: http://www.findlaptopdriver.com/MCP6-7-Series-Motherboard-Drivers.html always test

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  2. tribun Posted messages 64900 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   12 686
     
    Hello.
    I've had a co-processor for years and I've never figured out what it's for, and my PC has always worked fine.
    So don't worry about that.

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    1. nocram18 Posted messages 531 Status Member 26
       
      Impeccable, so you won't have any problems, don't worry. :laughing:
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  3. perefranz Posted messages 2 Status Member
     
    Thank you for your responses, I will try the suggested motherboard driver, and if it doesn't work, too bad since it seems there are no consequences...
    So let's consider the problem solved..
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    1. nocram18 Posted messages 531 Status Member 26
       
      Yes, no worries, good luck :D looking forward to it.
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