Anyone know if we're supposed to return all of the accessories (I/O plate, SATA cables) with our old B2 stepping motherboards? Tried e-mailing Asus but no response yet.
Anyone know if we're supposed to return all of the accessories (I/O plate, SATA cables) with our old B2 stepping motherboards? Tried e-mailing Asus but no response yet.
My board is "out for delivery" as we speak...er, type.
**EDIT - JUST delivered about 10 minutes ago.
Since replacing exact same board, how big a pain will this be? Do I need to go into bios and set boot sequence? If I do, and once I do, should it just boot up normally?
Never had to do this before...
Yes all your BIOS settings are stored directly on the motherboard, so you will need to set everything up just like you did when you first set up the system.
My board is "out for delivery" as we speak...er, type.
**EDIT - JUST delivered about 10 minutes ago.
Since replacing exact same board, how big a pain will this be? Do I need to go into bios and set boot sequence? If I do, and once I do, should it just boot up normally?
Never had to do this before...
I had to run the recovery program from my Win7 DVD to get it to boot into windows (had the black screen of death with the blinking cursor in the top-left). Once it repaired the boot manager, things went perfectly fine. It took ~5 minutes to automatically install all the device drivers, eventually told me I had to reactivate by phone, and that was it.
That is one thing I am concerned about, how does it give you the phone number to call?
When you go to activate windows, it'll give you a 1-800 numberThat is one thing I am concerned about, how does it give you the phone number to call?
When you go to activate windows, it'll give you a 1-800 number
Got my email today with return shipping labels to use with Fed-ex...
So hopefully my motherboard ships in a few days...
This is the chipset driver version... ...is this the latest version?
Looks like there is a newer version..
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=19597&ProdId=3301&lang=eng
Did my P8P67 Pro reinstall tonight. I finally got to put a real HSF (Dark Knight) on there. I forgot about resetting the CMOS prior to starting it so I had a few nervous moments. I booted, set up my BIOS preferences, and got in to Windows. I had no activation problems. There were a few driver installs - Bluetooth and my Audigy sound card were what I noticed. It is now completely working and I will ship back the old one on Friday.
I also noticed that my box had an Asus HS-101 microphone/headphones set. I had no idea that was part of the RMA.
Positions the mic near your mouth ...I don't get those headphones with the left side shorter...
Scratch that. I got the activation message and it has decided my key is no longer legitimate. Annoying...
I had to call the activation line and talk to a person and she made it work. She didn't discuss a problem or anything.