20 Most Recent ASUS P5VDC-MX Motherboard - Page 5 Questions & Answers

just copy and paste the link i have given below to your browser

http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=Wv3U3hfa7ZbODqSr
or
click here

your board model will be displayed just scroll down , in that tab you can see Download just click it and select your OS model and download your Audio drive.

Good luck ! if you think your problem solved don't forget to rate

You can download the drivers from ASUS WEB site. Selectyour model motherboard/computer/laptop, and make sure you select the Windows XPor Vista version of the drivers that matches your Windows operating system.Please click on this link to their WEB support site : - http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us

1-Does your computer show any sign of response after power button press?
2-Is your power cable properly connected and have main power switched on both your power supply unit and the wall plug?
3-Is the 20/24-pin ATX power connector has been connected between your motherboard and power supply?
4-Can The standby power LED (Green blue) light up continuously after the mains power is connected? (Note: Both flashing and off are no good here)

Fix 1

(1) Isolate The power going into your system ( i.e. connect your system to the wall plug directly, without sharing the power with any other devices via power extension cable.)
(2) Check if the power supply and power cable functions correctly, and have the input of your power supply set to the correct position (either 100/110V or 220/240V, depending on your country)
(3) Please try replacing your power supply.

Fix 2

1. No POST

1.1 Please clear CMOS to have a try (refer to motherboard manual for details)

1.2 If the problem still persists, please contact your retailer for a check

2. There is error message during POST: BIOS ROM checksum error. Detecting floppy drive A media... Insert system disk and press enter

2.1 If the support CD supplied with motherboard is available

2.1.1 Please restart system and put support CD into optical drive, then the system will recover BIOS automatically using CrashFree utility

2.2 If the support CD supplied with motherboard is not available

2.2.1 Prepare a formated floppy disk, then unzip the BIOS file downloaded from ASUS website into the floppy disk.

2.2.2 Please restart system and insert the floppy disk into floppy drive, then the system will recover BIOS automatically using CrashFree utility
2.3 If it is not helpful after the troubleshooting as the steps 2.1 or 2.2, please clear CMOS( referring to the manual introduction)

Fix 3

Please try the latest BIOS. I recommend you to use AFUDOS to update BIOS. You need to unzip it to get the ROM file.

You should use the command as follows:

AFUDOS /i[biosname]

or, afudos /i A:\BIOSNAME.rom(if the BIOS file is in the floppy disk)

You can store your BIOS into a floppy disk or a hard disk with FAT format. Then, you will be able to use AFUDOS to access the BIOS ROM file.

If it is not convenient for you to use DOS and AFUDOS, you can try to use EZ Flash. You can save the BIOS file into a flash disk then boot the system and enter BIOS, then you can update your BIOS by EZ Flash which is in the BIOS Tools page. Please load the default settings in BIOS after you have succeeded updating BIOS.

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try cleaning your computer of dust using a fine air blower from a compressor making sure that there is no MOISTURE in the air line dust causes static to build up in a computer causing it to overheat any many other problems
One bad lead will cause your computer to shut down or continue in a cycle replace all the leads that attach to your hard drive including electrical extensions + IDE,SATA the ones that attach from your motherboard to your hard drive

hope this helps

no u cant sory that MB for LGA775 ')

Quick way to find out is go to www.crucial.com and click "Scan My System" if the motherboard is actually up and running on a PC. If not you can select the manufacturer of the board and which board it is and it should tell you exactly what you need!

http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=P5VDC-X

Couldn't find the P5VDC-MX --the above is for the P5VDC-X ... Check it out for yourself!

-Best of luck

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Try resetting/Updating BIOS.

Try going to ASUS website and look for Downloads/Drivers and look for your product for the Drivers you need..

Reset ur CMOS will fix ur probem

Memory needs to match as in a set of familiar number makings between them

Ok when your adding more the one drive you are creating a SATA raid, There are drivers that do need to be installed within the windows env. So this will not hang on you.

You need to visit Asus website and download the SATA drivers if your putting more then one drive in this mothership. This will use the secound drive as a hot swap, Remeber SATA is not IDE and vice versa whenever your putting a secound sata in the system will thing your trying to raid the secound drive.

1. check the drivers

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Yes this motherboard supports up to 2 GUG of RAM and this are the choices of RAM speed that you can get 533 MHz • 400 MHz • 333 MHz • 266 MHz

To ensure your system works properly, you will need to locate the drivers for your specific hardware. Your motherboard will have its own drivers, in addition to any expansion cards you have installed, such as a graphics card. Your motherboard drivers can be located at ASUS's website:

http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=Wv3U3hfa7ZbODqSr&content=download

If you have not installed an expansion graphics card, and are using the one on your motherboard, this should fix the Windows 7 "transition effects." I believe what you are referring to is the Aero theme. If you are using an expansion graphics card, you will need to get the drivers from the appropriate manufacturer (generally NVIDIA or ATI). If the effects still are not working after you install the appropriate drivers for your system, you can right click the desktop, and click Personalize. This should bring you to a screen where you can choose an Aero theme.

Also of final note, the Aero effects are not available under Windows 7 Starter, so make sure you are using Home Premium, Professional, or Ultimate Edition.

Please let me know if you need any additional help with this. Thanks!

how can insttol the 2GB DDR2 667

Download the utility from this link and update all the drivers for your motherboard, I hope your lan is working. http://www.drivers-updates.net/drivers/motherboard-driver-download.html If you still have problem after doing this, please let me know. Good luck

Here is the site to download the drivers for *********** board.

http://support.asus.com/

It is a standard CR-2032 battery. It could be the battery at fault or the charging circuit on the motherboard.

A new battery being cheaper is the first option to try.

You cannot add features into a BIOS

Only the manufacturer can do this

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