Asus striker extreme driver xp

You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter Tyson Perkins Start date Feb 19, Tyson Perkins n00b. Joined Dec 12, Messages I have just built my computer from scratch and in the final stage of completion i finally hit the power button - only to have the LED lights respond but nothing else respond.

The only thing that I can see is that the screws i used mahy have not been the right ones and as a result the mobo was touching the case thermaltake soprano - i think this may have shorted the motherboard - but that still poses the question - why are the LED lights on the striker still responding? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Texxxxx Weaksauce. Joined Oct 11, Messages Weirdly enough, the Striker is not meant to run with the leds on. Turn them off with the button on the back and try again. Asus says that later bios So maybe if i switch the LED's off - it should start up straight away? Joined Jan 17, Messages If you switch the LEDs off then press the power button, it should start straight away. It won't just work automatically for you..

Ok - where exactly is the LED off switch and also - does this mean that the motherboard may not have shorted- i have fixed the problem of it touching the case now but have not tried to turn off the LED's yet. Out is off. It's right above the connector. Thx, worthIT!

So the fact that the LED's still work indicates that in fact the motherboard is not fried? Not neccessarily, but turn them off and try again. It's possible that may be all that is keeping your board from posting. Darth Bobo [H]ard Gawd. Joined Jan 6, Messages 1, IIRC the blue leds on the Striker were originally "servicelights" and you couldn't turn the computer on while these lights were on, apparently that has changed with the new BIOS, still you should be fine, just kill the lights and fire up.

Yes, that is it. Joined Feb 9, Messages 59, The Striker i board shows a slight lead in memory bandwidth, whereas the X has slightly better latencies, at least at stock speeds. Keep in mind, we reached these speeds without adjusting voltage levels at all - everything was kept at stock levels. Search all. Reviews News Blogs Shop. How to enable wifi drivers in ubuntu Enable Wireless Driver.

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We also provide an extensive Windows 7 tutorial section that covers a wide range of tips and tricks. Followers 0. Prev 1 2 Next Page 1 of 2. Recommended Posts. Avedis Posted January 15, Posted January 15, The same thing happened as before. Anyone have any ideas? I'm stuck. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Fernando 1 Posted January 15, Posted January 15, edited.

Here is my comment: 1. This is what I recommend: 1. Erase all data inclusive the track 0 ones from your Raptor hdd by using a tool like KillDisk. Regards Fernando Edited January 15, by Fernando 1. I was hoping you'd see this Fernando. In the BIOS, the boot priority is: 1. I'll try anything! As far as the ASUS website, here is the link that will get you to the download section. It will then ask for the OS. Click WinXP.

Fernando 1 Posted January 16, Posted January 16, Posted January 16, edited. Edited January 16, by johnhc. Avedis Posted January 16, I ran a low level format as fernando recommended. I assumed that cleared the MBR. What was your impression of the Last Session. Create an account or sign in to comment You need to be a member in order to leave a comment Create an account Sign up for a new account in our community. Register a new account. Sign in Already have an account? Sign In Now.

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