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All_Ways_Custom · 09-03-09

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Originally Posted by sdla4ever

sounds works in Win 7 Pro, but this is the release version i got early for being a student.

But to my topic, i cant get the board to OC at all

why do i fail lol?

I turned everything off except PPM E1ST. What voltages should i run it at? i want the most my 360 rad can let me get!

It just post then restarts after saying the CPU speed, then comes back in safe mode

I'm having the same problem. I can't keep an OC if I have to restart my computer it will post cpu speed and then restart I can't figure it out. I really wanna keep this mobo but if this keeps happening I'm gonna RMA it and get a refund and get something else. I'm also getting ACHI Not Installed I don't know what thats about but I'm pretty sure I've done about 250 restarts in about 5 days. Can anybody help?:swearing:

ritchwell · 09-03-09

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Originally Posted by All_Ways_Custom

I'm having the same problem. I can't keep an OC if I have to restart my computer it will post cpu speed and then restart I can't figure it out. I really wanna keep this mobo but if this keeps happening I'm gonna RMA it and get a refund and get something else. I'm also getting ACHI Not Installed I don't know what thats about but I'm pretty sure I've done about 250 restarts in about 5 days. Can anybody help?:swearing:

are you trying to overclock without the OS installed (ACHI message is given after posting while no OS or wrong bios setting if OS is installed)? remove one of the hard drives and connect the hard drive to sata 1 port which you are going to install an OS. Never install an OS if overclock more problem if installed overclocked.
What is your bios you are running? just trying to get an understanding of your situation.

scouseingib · 09-04-09

[QUOTE=Touge180SX;7093816]We can install the drivers no problem, but when you try to open the Creative software it says no Creative product found and under Device Manager it says that there is nothing installed. The sound is coming from the Realtek driver that still goes through the X-Fi card.[/QUOTE

Uninstall the drivers/software, creative and the realtek ones, and go through the process again restaring after the realtek driver install, as this is what i done as did also get that problem first time round. But after second install process it worked. Cant remember if i changed any of the software .exe's to run as compatability as 'vista sp1' after all had been installed, dont think i did. Are youy installing the drivers of the CD? i was having problems getting the driver list on the CD setup.exe to display, and i had to change the compatability to 'vista sp1' for any of the software/driver/utility lists to display what was available. This is when i then installed realtek drivers restarted and then installed the Creative ones and all was good after the restart after the creative drivers installed

Touge180SX · 09-04-09

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Originally Posted by scouseingib

Uninstall the drivers/software, creative and the realtek ones, and go through the process again restaring after the realtek driver install, as this is what i done as did also get that problem first time round. But after second install process it worked. Cant remember if i changed any of the software .exe's to run as compatability as 'vista sp1' after all had been installed, dont think i did. Are youy installing the drivers of the CD? i was having problems getting the driver list on the CD setup.exe to display, and i had to change the compatability to 'vista sp1' for any of the software/driver/utility lists to display what was available. This is when i then installed realtek drivers restarted and then installed the Creative ones and all was good after the restart after the creative drivers installed

Good info! Can anyone confirm this as I don't have the Bloodrage right now (RMA)?

DeathAvenger · 09-04-09

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Uninstall the drivers/software, creative and the realtek ones, and go through the process again restaring after the realtek driver install, as this is what i done as did also get that problem first time round. But after second install process it worked. Cant remember if i changed any of the software .exe's to run as compatability as 'vista sp1' after all had been installed, dont think i did. Are youy installing the drivers of the CD? i was having problems getting the driver list on the CD setup.exe to display, and i had to change the compatability to 'vista sp1' for any of the software/driver/utility lists to display what was available. This is when i then installed realtek drivers restarted and then installed the Creative ones and all was good after the restart after the creative drivers installed

Well I've got GREAT NEWS, I just tried this and IT WORKED

I can access the creative programs, my card is detected everything. What I've done is like stated above,

1.Uninstall Creative drivers,reboot
2.Uninstall Realtek drivers,reboot
3.Put in your disk and run it under Vista Sp1 compatibility mode( to do this right+click and do open or explore, then right+click on the setup.exe file and set compability to vista sp1 in the dropdown list)
4.Install realtek drivers,reboot
5.Install Creative drivers,reboot
6. YOUR DONE AND NOW YOUR SOUND CARD WORKS

PS: make sure you install everything through the disc menu(the bloodrage utility thing), meaning don't browse to the setup file on the disc and install.

All I have to say is THANK YOU MAN, YOUR AMAZINGGG

(Yea i know somethings stated above are obvious, but always nice to read easy to follow instructions IMO

)

ritchwell · 09-04-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by DeathAvenger

Well I've got GREAT NEWS, I just tried this and IT WORKED

I can access the creative programs, my card is detected everything. What I've done is like stated above,

1.Uninstall Creative drivers,reboot
2.Uninstall Realtek drivers,reboot
3.Put in your disk and run it under Vista Sp1 compatibility mode( to do this right+click and do open or explore, then right+click on the setup.exe file and set compability to vista sp1 in the dropdown list)
4.Install realtek drivers,reboot
5.Install Creative drivers,reboot
6. YOUR DONE AND NOW YOUR SOUND CARD WORKS

PS: make sure you install everything through the disc menu(the bloodrage utility thing), meaning don't browse to the setup file on the disc and install.

All I have to say is THANK YOU MAN, YOUR AMAZINGGG

(Yea i know somethings stated above are obvious, but always nice to read easy to follow instructions IMO

)

great news will have to do this when i get my upgrade disk on oct. 22

Touge180SX · 09-04-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by scouseingib

Uninstall the drivers/software, creative and the realtek ones, and go through the process again restaring after the realtek driver install, as this is what i done as did also get that problem first time round. But after second install process it worked. Cant remember if i changed any of the software .exe's to run as compatability as 'vista sp1' after all had been installed, dont think i did. Are youy installing the drivers of the CD? i was having problems getting the driver list on the CD setup.exe to display, and i had to change the compatability to 'vista sp1' for any of the software/driver/utility lists to display what was available. This is when i then installed realtek drivers restarted and then installed the Creative ones and all was good after the restart after the creative drivers installed

Awesome work, its confirmed, thanks! +Rep for you sir!

Quote:

Originally Posted by DeathAvenger

Well I've got GREAT NEWS, I just tried this and IT WORKED

I can access the creative programs, my card is detected everything. What I've done is like stated above,

1.Uninstall Creative drivers,reboot
2.Uninstall Realtek drivers,reboot
3.Put in your disk and run it under Vista Sp1 compatibility mode( to do this right+click and do open or explore, then right+click on the setup.exe file and set compability to vista sp1 in the dropdown list)
4.Install realtek drivers,reboot
5.Install Creative drivers,reboot
6. YOUR DONE AND NOW YOUR SOUND CARD WORKS

PS: make sure you install everything through the disc menu(the bloodrage utility thing), meaning don't browse to the setup file on the disc and install.

All I have to say is THANK YOU MAN, YOUR AMAZINGGG

(Yea i know somethings stated above are obvious, but always nice to read easy to follow instructions IMO

)

+rep for confirming and making nice easy instructions!

Everyone that uses this should throw some rep to scouseingibfor figuring this out!

Yogi · 09-04-09

Hmmm, I went through all the steps but it still says im going through the onboard sound. Ill have to retry it later.

drjoey1500 · 09-05-09

Cool, it worked for me I think. I'll go back and test out eax and other stuff with games. I didn't really try to get it installed, but I had given up

. Thanks

scouseingib · 09-05-09

Glad to see it is working for you all.

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