20 Most Recent ASUS COMPUTER INTL P5SD2-VM MBD MATX LGA 775-SIS 672 968 VGA FETH (610839154845) Motherboard - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Yes it is compatible with Gforce 9400GT
the motherboard has 1 PCI Express x16 , 1 PCI Express x1 , and it is compatible...

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Please let us know the operating system of your computer and the motherboard model number. Any other details which might be useful.

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yaar u should reset ur bios and then try

You can download the drivers from ASUS WEB site. Select your model motherboard, and make sure you select the Windows XP or Vista version of the drivers that matches your Windows operating system. Click on this link: -
http://usa.asus.com/index.aspx

if u cant install the sound driver just buy a USB sound adaptor and connect it to the USB port and connect the speaker sound jack to the sound port in that....u will have sound....also keep in mind that u " may" have to disable onboard sound in BIOS

If you use windows XP as operating system, try to install service pack 3. You can also look for the audio IC on your motherboard. There will be a reference on it. Browse it on the net.

Hi check out this link http://asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=napibCwKrjGDncvA&templete=2, download the manual "P5SD2-VM user’s manual(English)" and check the page 32

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You probably need Microsoft UAA drivers first
1) Remove any installed audio drivers through device manager
2) Download Microsoft UAA drivers for your O/S
3) Install them and reboot
4) go to device manager right click sound and update driver
It will go on the net and in most cases find and install them

First of all do a thorough scanning of your PC for a virus.
Update all the drivers audio,video,directX.
There could be a RAM problem try and change that.
Make sure you have more than minimum requirement for the Game that you are playing.
Other there's some hardware malfunction,contact service center.

update the drivers

It sounds like you have a faulty connector - I would return the item under warranty. Otherwise, if it is out of warranty, you will have to source a new motherboard.

If your ASUS motherboard has an on-board video graphics then you can download the driver from the ASUS WEB site.
Select your model motherboard, and make sure you select the Windows XP or Vista version of the drivers that matches your Windows operating system. Click on this link: -
http://usa.asus.com/index.aspx

Check your motherboard memory card if it is still working. Remove it and then clean the pins of it using an eraser of a pencil. After it, place it back again to your motherboard and power on your computer. See if it works. Try also using a different memory card.

Get connected to the internet and download the sound
driver (Realtek AC97 is recommended for Windows XP)
You can choose other sound driver software, provided it
is compatible with your operating systems

It is because you turn off the onboard vga device in your motherboard that is why you don't have anymore display in your monitor. This will happen often if you don't have a separate video card in your system and you only use the onboard. To solve this problem, you should reset the bios of your motherboard. To do this refer to the motherboard manual.

Asus P5SD2-VM Socket 775
All drivers below are for windows XP
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us

Download a free program called everest home. Its a free diagnostics tool that should give you all your system info.

sound blaster pci always a good choice

I guess this happens without your PC case open yes?

two options are available to you
1 - Check to ensure motherboard is earthed properly to the case (make sure the board is screwed in properly on the mounting posts. This is the usual reason why the intrusion error malfunctions.
2 - disconnect the chassis intrusion wire from the motherboard if 1 isn't the cause.