Cooler Master Elite 330 drivers?

[Baris10]

I'm a complete noob when it comes to computers. Background on my issue:
I was running on Windows Vista (Home basic I think) when AVG detected a virus; I closed my other applications (as I was about to go out anyway) and ran a scan (full scan) with malwarebyte's anti-malware. I then went out and walked my dog. When I returned my computer had rebooted, I logged on and for some reason explorer did not load, I opened malwarebytes again via the task manager, whilst it was scanning I also decided to look for a process that may have previously caused the reboot. I noticed there were TWO coppies of crss.exe running, so chances are one was the virus. As processes run in RAM, and neither had any info, I decided I'd end the first one, if it wasn't that, I could restart and end the 2nd next time. I kill the process, get BSOD and then my computer rebooted, however wouldn't load. It loaded to an empty command line with no text. I waited a small while, nothing changed, I rebooted, again, nothing. I asked online and was told I needed to format and re-install OS. However I had lost the installation disc for vista (vista sucks anyway) so I got myself a copy of Windows 7 ultimate, (64-bit, I've got 3GB RAM).
My problem: Upon loading the disc (booting from disc obviously as I could not boot from the HDD), I accept the terms blah blah blah, select "custom install (advanced)" (You coulda just put "fresh install" btw); and it takes me to a form where I have to select the driver... Except it's blank, and can't find anything. As I said, I'm a complete noob with technology, however I do believe drivers are the software required to run hardware? My computer model is the title thread; but I have no discs for that. I really don't know what I'm supposed to do, can someone please help me out? Thanks.

 

[Anthony]

We need your system specs please....Cooler Master/Elite 330 is your case.

 

[Baris10]

Well I can't get on the computer exactly, as to my memory I had roughly 500GB HDD, and 3GB RAM, no graphics card. I was running on Vista Home Basic 32 bits. What more information do you need? And how do I find it out?

 

[Anthony]

Your saying you don't see a disk where the red box is in the image?

If that's the case you need to open your case and find the Name and Model No of your Motherboard.

 

[Baris10]

That's indeed what I'm saying... *Opens case*
Wow, lots of dust, made me choke, it says on the label of the motherboard:
01798P7C0063004BD1DACLF

 

[Anthony]

That's not it There will be a name then some letters after it e.g Asus P5N-D

 

[Baris10]

Damnit, I strained my eyes and used a torch to be able to read that label
ATA 133?

 

[Baris10]

DDR11800?
SATA II?
Way too much stuff written on this thing.

 

[Anthony]

Where did you get the PC from? Self built or from a shop? Does it tell you when its booting up?

 

[PooMan UK]

You nee to look for something like this (bold print or something that stands out from the rest of the print on the motherboard) in this case Gigabyte GA965GM -S2

 

[Baris10]

I bought the PC from a shop, but not a large company, a small business.
Two things are in bold, one is in the middle, one along the side:
Middle: "FSB1GHz
Dual Channel
DDR11800"

Along the side: "GIGABIT LAN eSATAII"

 

[thefabe]

It's ususally found running along side one of the Ram slots or under the first PCi/CAgp or PCi-e slo (where you would use an addon video card)
Fabe

 

[Anthony]

ah were getting there its a Gigabyte board but we need the model No now !!

Should look something like this (red box): GA-K8N-SLI

 

[Baris10]

Pcie1?

 

[Baris10]

Sli/xfire_pwr1?

 

[Anthony]

Sli/xfire_pwr1?

Nope

 

[PooMan UK]

Nope that's not it .... If you download the Bios utility from here Gigabyte Bios flash install and run the file but don't update the bios .... the utility will show you MB model

*edit

ooopss just realised you can't boot up sorrrryyyy

 

[Baris10]

:'( Okay, I've taken two pictures, the first is of the area which looks similar to the one you boxed in red.
The second is the whole motherboard, hoping you could give me a clue as to where abouts I should look :/

 

[Baris10]

Apparently the second ISN'T the whole motherboard, it was hard to see with the angle and lighting I took the picture with.

 

[Anthony]

Can you take some more of the bottom near gfx card?

Also you need to seriously clean inside that case!!