- check for bad, bent, or burnt pins on the 24-pin main ATX plug & socket; check the 4-pin ATX12V plug/socket as well- disable the auto-restart feature in Windows- check your CPU temp readings in the BIOS. If the temp is too high, you'll have to determine the cause (usually a dust-clogged or impRead more
– check for bad, bent, or burnt pins on the 24-pin main ATX plug & socket; check the 4-pin ATX12V plug/socket as well – disable the auto-restart feature in Windows – check your CPU temp readings in the BIOS. If the temp is too high, you’ll have to determine the cause (usually a dust-clogged or improperly seated heatsink/fan). – flash to the latest available BIOS, version 1408 – manually configure your BIOS settings, do not simply “load defaults” & leave it at that
See the specs here. It says it needs an external PSU.http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitor...Probably a tiny jack plug or socket somewhere on the monitor in which you connect an external Power Supply like laptops have. So do not look for a standard power socket look for a jack plug or similar it may eRead more
You really need to troubleshoot more. If the system didn't beep when the RAM was removed, I'd say either the CPU or board is bad. If it beeped, the CPU is more than likely OK & the board is *probably* OK. Is the keyboard USB? If it is, try a PS/2 keyboard. A USB to PS/2 adapter *may* work, but yRead more
You really need to troubleshoot more. If the system didn’t beep when the RAM was removed, I’d say either the CPU or board is bad. If it beeped, the CPU is more than likely OK & the board is *probably* OK.
Is the keyboard USB? If it is, try a PS/2 keyboard. A USB to PS/2 adapter *may* work, but you’d be better off trying a true PS/2 keyboard.
Are you using onboard video or a video card? If the monitor’s connected to a card but onboard is available, remove the card & connect the monitor to the onboard. If it’s already connected to the onboard, try a card.
Also, if you haven’t already done so, unplug the power cord & reset the BIOS using the clear CMOS jumper.
com port enabled in bios? no drivers are needed. print text mode to port. check printer test for comm parameters. the printer status or test page usually has the comm parameters, the printer and computer ports have to be set the same. note tm88 iv manual mentions the use of a null modem cable. If itRead more
com port enabled in bios? no drivers are needed. print text mode to port. check printer test for comm parameters.
the printer status or test page usually has the comm parameters, the printer and computer ports have to be set the same.
note tm88 iv manual mentions the use of a null modem cable.
I had another look & there are a couple downloads related to the keyboard, I suggest you install both of them. And make sure to reboot afterwards. Just realized I forgot the link in my last response - fixed!Here it is again: http://support.asus.com/Download.as...Download the following:- ATKACPIRead more
I had another look & there are a couple downloads related to the keyboard, I suggest you install both of them. And make sure to reboot afterwards. Just realized I forgot the link in my last response – fixed!
First two links show the case and board ends of the USB. Third link is an Intel standard case wiring spec sheet. Included is standard pinouts for audio, including mic.http://www.connectworld.net/ccc/usb...http://www.directron.com/installusb...http://www.formfactors.org/develope...
First two links show the case and board ends of the USB. Third link is an Intel standard case wiring spec sheet. Included is standard pinouts for audio, including mic.
You may have damaged the extenal drive when you used the wrong power adapter, That is a common problem wrong type of current, wrong polarity or wrong voltage. Mostly bad labeling you can't tell which adapter goes with what device. Frequently the manufacturer of the adapter is different from the deviRead more
You may have damaged the extenal drive when you used the wrong power adapter, That is a common problem wrong type of current, wrong polarity or wrong voltage. Mostly bad labeling you can’t tell which adapter goes with what device. Frequently the manufacturer of the adapter is different from the device.
Perform a hard reset Disconnect all peripheral devices and remove all USB devices and SD media cards. Disconnect the AC power adapter, remove the battery, and then press and hold the power button for at least 15 seconds to drain all residual power and restore default startup settings.
Perform a hard reset
Disconnect all peripheral devices and remove all USB devices and SD media cards.
Disconnect the AC power adapter, remove the battery, and then press and hold the power button for at least 15 seconds to drain all residual power and restore default startup settings.
DDR2 & DDR3 are NOT interchangeable. They are notched differently so that you can't use the wrong type in the wrong slot. Your board uses DDR2 so if you want to upgrade, DDR2 is what you'll need to get. See this picture:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:D...
DDR2 & DDR3 are NOT interchangeable. They are notched differently so that you can’t use the wrong type in the wrong slot. Your board uses DDR2 so if you want to upgrade, DDR2 is what you’ll need to get. See this picture:
My PC Starts And Then Shuts Down Almost Immediately.
- check for bad, bent, or burnt pins on the 24-pin main ATX plug & socket; check the 4-pin ATX12V plug/socket as well- disable the auto-restart feature in Windows- check your CPU temp readings in the BIOS. If the temp is too high, you'll have to determine the cause (usually a dust-clogged or impRead more
– disable the auto-restart feature in Windows
– check your CPU temp readings in the BIOS. If the temp is too high, you’ll have to determine the cause (usually a dust-clogged or improperly seated heatsink/fan).
– flash to the latest available BIOS, version 1408
– manually configure your BIOS settings, do not simply “load defaults” & leave it at that
Lg 1710b Driver Is Not Working On Windows 7
If you typed the correct model #, that's not a touch screen monitor. The touch screen is LG T1710b.
If you typed the correct model #, that’s not a touch screen monitor. The touch screen is LG T1710b.
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See the specs here. It says it needs an external PSU.http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitor...Probably a tiny jack plug or socket somewhere on the monitor in which you connect an external Power Supply like laptops have. So do not look for a standard power socket look for a jack plug or similar it may eRead more
http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitor…
Probably a tiny jack plug or socket somewhere on the monitor in which you connect an external Power Supply like laptops have.
So do not look for a standard power socket look for a jack plug or similar it may even have a voltage (12 V) marked alongside it.
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Failing Mobo MCP73VT-PM
You really need to troubleshoot more. If the system didn't beep when the RAM was removed, I'd say either the CPU or board is bad. If it beeped, the CPU is more than likely OK & the board is *probably* OK. Is the keyboard USB? If it is, try a PS/2 keyboard. A USB to PS/2 adapter *may* work, but yRead more
You really need to troubleshoot more. If the system didn’t beep when the RAM was removed, I’d say either the CPU or board is bad. If it beeped, the CPU is more than likely OK & the board is *probably* OK.
Is the keyboard USB? If it is, try a PS/2 keyboard. A USB to PS/2 adapter *may* work, but you’d be better off trying a true PS/2 keyboard.
Are you using onboard video or a video card? If the monitor’s connected to a card but onboard is available, remove the card & connect the monitor to the onboard. If it’s already connected to the onboard, try a card.
Also, if you haven’t already done so, unplug the power cord & reset the BIOS using the clear CMOS jumper.
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com port enabled in bios? no drivers are needed. print text mode to port. check printer test for comm parameters. the printer status or test page usually has the comm parameters, the printer and computer ports have to be set the same. note tm88 iv manual mentions the use of a null modem cable. If itRead more
com port enabled in bios? no drivers are needed. print text mode to port. check printer test for comm parameters.
the printer status or test page usually has the comm parameters, the printer and computer ports have to be set the same.
note tm88 iv manual mentions the use of a null modem cable.
If it doesn’t work, try another computer.
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I had another look & there are a couple downloads related to the keyboard, I suggest you install both of them. And make sure to reboot afterwards. Just realized I forgot the link in my last response - fixed!Here it is again: http://support.asus.com/Download.as...Download the following:- ATKACPIRead more
Here it is again: http://support.asus.com/Download.as…
Download the following:
– ATKACPI driver and hotkey-related utilities
– ASUS InstantKey Utility
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Dell Front I/O USB/AUDIO Wiring Question????
First two links show the case and board ends of the USB. Third link is an Intel standard case wiring spec sheet. Included is standard pinouts for audio, including mic.http://www.connectworld.net/ccc/usb...http://www.directron.com/installusb...http://www.formfactors.org/develope...
http://www.connectworld.net/ccc/usb…
http://www.directron.com/installusb…
http://www.formfactors.org/develope…
Connected Wrong Power Cable To External HDD
You may have damaged the extenal drive when you used the wrong power adapter, That is a common problem wrong type of current, wrong polarity or wrong voltage. Mostly bad labeling you can't tell which adapter goes with what device. Frequently the manufacturer of the adapter is different from the deviRead more
You may have damaged the extenal drive when you used the wrong power adapter, That is a common problem wrong type of current, wrong polarity or wrong voltage. Mostly bad labeling you can’t tell which adapter goes with what device. Frequently the manufacturer of the adapter is different from the device.
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Perform a hard reset Disconnect all peripheral devices and remove all USB devices and SD media cards. Disconnect the AC power adapter, remove the battery, and then press and hold the power button for at least 15 seconds to drain all residual power and restore default startup settings.
Perform a hard reset
See lessDisconnect all peripheral devices and remove all USB devices and SD media cards.
Disconnect the AC power adapter, remove the battery, and then press and hold the power button for at least 15 seconds to drain all residual power and restore default startup settings.
Can Ddr3 Work In Asus P5kpl?
DDR2 & DDR3 are NOT interchangeable. They are notched differently so that you can't use the wrong type in the wrong slot. Your board uses DDR2 so if you want to upgrade, DDR2 is what you'll need to get. See this picture:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:D...
DDR2 & DDR3 are NOT interchangeable. They are notched differently so that you can’t use the wrong type in the wrong slot. Your board uses DDR2 so if you want to upgrade, DDR2 is what you’ll need to get. See this picture:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:D…