- Graphics card serial number lookup en210 silent install#
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I have 3 monitors, 2 do have USB hubs, but I don't connect them. I bought a keyboard and mouse in store, so when I tried at home there were 2 differences - power (I have a ASP unit) and monitor connection. it is how I discovered what hte problem is. Now I have given 16 marked questions here plus HW list request You ignore any and I go away.Ĭlick to expand.>The key question is when you took it to store is did you ALSO bring in your monitor or use the one they had on hand? >In Win 7 Power settings/advanced what setting do you have for USB selective suspend? >Do you have EPU switch on or off on mobo? >It could be a sleep issue - have you tried USB 3 immeditaely after boot at home? >in other words do you do iGPU WITH vidcard still in slot? Now people post all the time that they use onboard WITH PCIe vid both employed, but my understanding is both cant work in same mobo, >Are you switching back and forth in initiate graphics adapter in bios from iGPU to PCIe/PCI ea time you are using direct or onboard video >Do you have legacy USB 2 and legacy USB 3 enabled or disabled in bios? >Do you have USB device in dev man with ASMedia drivers? Saying this device is working properly >Also: Have you tried the addon USB 3.0 I/O panel bracket setup - the one with the long cord that goes into the blue socket on mobo? >The second key question is WHAT USB 3 device is failing to run? >Did you bring in your mouse and KB also? >The key question is when you took it to store is did you ALSO bring in your monitor or use the one they had on hand? So we have to figure out what was dif there.
Graphics card serial number lookup en210 silent serial#
I would originaly think you are a serial abuser of the lga pins in the socket, but it (USB 3.0) works in the store - now thats a puzzle for sure.įirst of all, since you are new here, you might want to list all your HW in the post, or you could just make it your sig.īasically any things I post here for you to try is destroyed by it working in the store as you stood there. Then you got a replacement mobo, changed same CPU into new mobo and it actually did worse. I would have some things to try for you, but taking it into the store and it works there with your vidcard, hmmmm. Stops working means - usb mouse does not work, HD gets powered but not seen by the system.
Graphics card serial number lookup en210 silent install#
Since for regular work resolution is more important then USB3, I'll have to install the card back, but I am very frustrated with having to wait longer when copying large files between USB3 external drive and my home and office machines.
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I have installed all the latest drivers, though it is not clear to me how drivers should make any difference, the USB3 working/not working is seen at the bios stage, before the OS booted.
Graphics card serial number lookup en210 silent update#
I have installed the latest BIOS using ASUS suite's Update utility. So I installed another card, this time ASUS EN210 SILENT/DI/512MD3/V2(LP).īoth cards were connected to the first (top) blue slot. I then removed the graphics card, and connected VGA to the monitor. So, being hardware-challenged person, I just bought new keyboard and mouse, made sure they worked in store, came back home, plugged it all in, USB3 does not work. I took it back to the store, and USB3 worked there. I got my MOBO replaced, by another one just like the first one. I could not spot a pattern, not at first. The problem, that I later traced to a card, was that USB3 ports worked only sometimes. I have a new system with ASUS P8Z68-V-Pro motherboard.Īs I have a 27" DELL monitor, on-board graphics did not support the max resolution, so I have additionally purchased GIGABYTE GV-NX86T256H GeForce 8600 GT 256MB 128-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 video card. I am not an experienced in hardware, at least not to a degree I see in other people's posts.
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