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ASUS A8N-SLI Premium Drivers. Hardware Name: A8N-SLI Premium Device type: Mainboards File Size: 106.3MB Driver Version: - Manufactures: ASUS Software type: ACPI driver Release Date: 05 May 2006 System: Windows XP, Windows XP 64-bit, Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 64-bit Wrong code!
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1. I posted this question a while ago, but didnt get any response. Here it is again ( I am kinda desperate now), before I take my copmuter to service, Id like to know if someone had a similar problem.
Or a solution. Recently I installed Logitech caemra on my computer.After connecting it I lost audio. No sound in my speakers, not even in headphones. I uninstalled my camera, but it didnt help at all, there is no way I could get the sound back.
There didn't seem to be any error with an installation. I dont think my audio driver was corrupted. Is it just a coincidence or did installation caused this problem.
How can I get my sound back? Old machine with XP Pro installed, with two IDE hard drives, both set up with NTFS file system, and they worked fine in XP. New machine does not have any IDE ports only SATA, and to use one of old IDE hard drives I bought a caddie with USB connection. Put IDE hard drive in caddie, Vista said device manager installed, but in 'my computer' the drive is not there. In device manager the drive is shown under the main hard drive, and says it is working properly. In disk management the drive is shown, but it does not have a drive letter and the top half of the screen, under file type there is nothing saying it is NTFS.
Any suggestions how I can access this drive? I can't get my monitors to 'mirror', I have tried every setting there and they aren't one.
It's a desktop so it don't have the mobile pc deal to change it. It only has the display properties and both monitors showing. It once had a NVIDIA button on that page I could goto and change this setting. Once updating the software it isn't there.
Thanks ahead. Similar Threads: 1. Does anyone have an Asus P5N32-Sli Deluxe motherboard running under RC1, RC2 or RTM? I have a few devices that are not functioning due to driver issues. My USB does not work under Vista 32-bits but work well under Vista 64-bits. I have also a device named Silicon Image 3132 not working but I do not know what it is. Merci beaucoup!
Has anyone had trouble running Vista x64 on this motherboard. In this case. With only 2GB of memory? I have a 1.86 Core2 CPU, the memory is the Corsair Twin2x2048-6400 (5-5-5-12) 800mhz ram.
For awhile I ran just 2GB of the memory. Things were often slow. Not consistently though.
Sometimes, just cliking on an explorer shortcut would take say 15 seconds to open the window instead of the usual say 2 seconds. Or opening an IE window would take just as long. I did note that on startup svchost.exe was churning on 100% cpu for awhile (takes about 8 minutes to fully load everything, and i do have alot of startup items).
I tried right clicking in taskmanager the svchost.exe to see services affected and there were a bunch. This 100% usually goes away once the 8 min load is done.
The sluggishness would still be going on even without the CPU% very high. So I dont think this case was cpu% issues. So today I put in 2gb more, giving me 4gb of memory. I noted that the TrustedInstaller.exe was sitting at 100% and never went down. Opening windows was horrible. 40 seconds or more until various windows would come up. I read somewhere to disable the service Windows Distrubtion service or similar (trustedinstaller).
I'd rather not do this permanently. What was odd, was before doing this. If i removed the 2GB of extra ram, the trustedinstaller didnt stay pegged at 100%. Things responded. So I disabled the service.
Tried 4gb again. Still very sluggish. I noted that svchost.exe was sucking up 100% again. Even after booting. I saw these services under it: Audio Endpoint, Builder, CSCService, hid service, ip bus enum, netman, pcisvc, sysmain, trkwks, umrdpservice, uxsms, wdi systemhost, wpd bus enum, wudfsvc.
I then read on the forum for Asus, some said this board has issues running 800mhz ram. They suggested setting the voltage on the NorthBridge to 1.5 and/or setting the ram to 667MHZ. I tried either/ or/both. And sluggishness continued. So that fix didnt help alot, though maybe a little (10%). I also noted that iexplorer.exe was about 50-100% at times, so i tried clearing the cache. Not sure if this has helped or not.
I have vmware 6.x installed as well. So i just tried removing this one. Now my cpu is about 36% on average. (Ie, at least the 64bit version, so far not sucking alot). However, if i open internet explorer now. It takes about 12 seconds to load up (blank).
Resources during this for iexplorer.exe still climb to 38% or so. I notice that Outlook.exe is often jumping up to 10-30%.
Usually around 2% though (hotmail accounts and rpc over http exchange account). I've tried closing outlook, but things still lag. Right now at this moment, I dont see any svchost.exe's sucking up resources. About the only thing is weatherbug at 12%.
Even closing the bug, still takes maybe 9 seconds open time for IE 32 bit. I did notice that x64 IE only takes about 5 seconds to come up (blank page). I should note I'm running all SATAII drives (seagate 160gb for the OS). I run 3 internal drives.
A 160gb C, 500GB D, 400GB E, an esata F 400gb drive too. The 3 internal drives are all really removable, using the SATAII mobile rack cartdrige system (I pretty sure I have tried running the drives outside the carts in case that was a slowdown issue). My video card is the nvidia 8600GT. This is all quite frustrating.
My work pc (dell) is a 2.13 core2 with 4gb and x64 vista and runs like a dream. Anyone know of any ideas on this one?
Are you using RAID? Otherwise, you do not need a disk controller driver. I use a P5N32 SLI and have never needed to provide any drivers, but I do not use RAID. 'Brent' wrote in message news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM.
P5n32 Sli Deluxe
Guys and GalsI bought an ASUS P5N32 SLI deluxe motherboard a few months ago and finally got it loaded into its new home only to find out my copy of Vista doesn't seem to like it. It loads to the point of partitioning one of the WD 250gig SATA drives but when it looks for the drivers on the driver disk it says none are compatible. I've used INTEL boards for 9 years and finally ventured off to try something new and it hangs. Anyone got any ideas to get it to work? I tried ASUS's web site and cannot get into any forums to post a questionThanksBrent 4. I'm trying to either uninstall the old realtek ac'97 drivers. Or install the newest 6251 apo drivers for the onboard realtek device.
I get this message either way: title: realtek AC'97 audio An error (-5009: 0x8002802b) has occurred while running setup. Please make sure you have finished any previous setup and closed other applications. I've made sure of this last note several times. Any thoughts? Does anyone know where to find raid drivers that I would load from floppy durring install process of Windows Vista? The motherboard is an Asus A8v deluxe and the Raid drives are on the FastTrak 378.
Also there's the sil raid, but my drives aren't on that. I looked at asus web site and they don't have anything for vista for any of their products. I even went to promise web site too and didn't find anything for fastrak 378 in anyform, like it didn't even exist. I also would love Asus A8n sli deluxe raid drivers too. Not the nforce4 but the sil one.