Im running this i7-2700k with a Z77-GD65 motherboard but im getting a message in event viewer tha Intel smart connect is not starting so im wondering weather my procesor even supports intel smart connect are weather i have a faulty motherboard i reinstall the drivers twice and i also reinstall windows and its also enable in tha biosbut im still getting the message in event viewer.
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Does the i7-2700k supports intel smart connect technology
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8/9/12 at 8:02pm
This is the even on event viewer
Description:
The description for Event ID 1003 from source ISCT Agent cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer.
If the event originated on another computer, the display information had to be saved with the event.
The following information was included with the event:
CAgentState::DoPeriodicSuspendResume ****Error in initialize NetDetect, status = 0x2
the message resource is present but the message is not found in the string/message table
Description:
The description for Event ID 1003 from source ISCT Agent cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer.
If the event originated on another computer, the display information had to be saved with the event.
The following information was included with the event:
CAgentState::DoPeriodicSuspendResume ****Error in initialize NetDetect, status = 0x2
the message resource is present but the message is not found in the string/message table
I reinstall the OS twice once in the same ssd and the other time on a regular hdd and i also uninstal the driver twice and reinstall it i also flash my bios and i also switch to the other bios this mobo have two bios but i still keep getting the same error my motherboard is still under warranty also my cpu i just like to get some help to isolate the problem .I think tha my motherboard is faulty personally but im not sure thats why im here for help .
Features of Intel® Smart Connect Technology
Intel® Smart Connect Technology will wake your computer periodically to update your applications. The amount of time that the feature waits to wake your computer is set by the slider bar under the Basic tab of the user interface.
The slider bar can be set to wake and update your computer from every five minutes to every 60 minutes. The longer the time between updates, the less power the feature will consume.
Intel® Smart Connect Technology tries to match the update frequency you select in the slider, but it also must account for battery life (if applicable) and system temperature. Intel® Smart Connect Technology will automatically adjust the update frequency if your computer’s battery level is dropping or if the system temperature is rising. This means that you may select a 15-minute update frequency, but your computer may sleep longer between updates to save battery (if present) or keep the system cool.
Under the Advanced tab in the user interface, you can set a time when Intel® Smart Connect Technology will operate in Extended Power Savings mode. The Extended Power Savings mode or night time mode will update your computer every two hours, which will save power. This Extended Power Savings mode is beneficial for the times that you are not using your computer such as when you are sleeping.
Additionally, if your computer is equipped with an Intel WiFi card and Intel’s PROSet Wireless Connection Utility, Intel® Smart Connect Technology will search for WiFi networks around you that you have previously accessed. If no known WiFi networks are found, your computer will not update again until it recognizes a known WiFi network. Note: This feature is not available for desktops
Intel® Smart Connect Technology will wake your computer periodically to update your applications. The amount of time that the feature waits to wake your computer is set by the slider bar under the Basic tab of the user interface.
The slider bar can be set to wake and update your computer from every five minutes to every 60 minutes. The longer the time between updates, the less power the feature will consume.
Intel® Smart Connect Technology tries to match the update frequency you select in the slider, but it also must account for battery life (if applicable) and system temperature. Intel® Smart Connect Technology will automatically adjust the update frequency if your computer’s battery level is dropping or if the system temperature is rising. This means that you may select a 15-minute update frequency, but your computer may sleep longer between updates to save battery (if present) or keep the system cool.
Under the Advanced tab in the user interface, you can set a time when Intel® Smart Connect Technology will operate in Extended Power Savings mode. The Extended Power Savings mode or night time mode will update your computer every two hours, which will save power. This Extended Power Savings mode is beneficial for the times that you are not using your computer such as when you are sleeping.
Additionally, if your computer is equipped with an Intel WiFi card and Intel’s PROSet Wireless Connection Utility, Intel® Smart Connect Technology will search for WiFi networks around you that you have previously accessed. If no known WiFi networks are found, your computer will not update again until it recognizes a known WiFi network. Note: This feature is not available for desktops
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