Resume from standby

its eather your fuse which no it your steal tower or aluminuim tower is not on chip on mother board when that chip gets hot it resets it self its a black chip and it has to be firmely tight on chip some has a coolent fan on it and some dont mother board has it seperated in 2 parts on some computers.

You can download drivers of your model from following link

http://www.driverstock.com/ASUS-P4B533-VM-driver-download/6-9-9991/index.html

1. get the bios file on the usb device, copy to desktop, download the asus bios upgrade utility, then run it and browse to destop file.

Make sure all Vista updates have been installed, and check the ASUS website for any bios updates. I believe that motherboard had a known issue with stand bye.

http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us

You need a bios upgrade is all I can tell you for this Asus motherboard.

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There are many reasons this can happen, and unfortunately very difficult to pinpoint the issue in a particular case.

1. In your system BIOS there is usually two sleep mode (power states) you can select. It is Usually set to S3, change it to S1 (or vice versa), and disable wake on LAN (if available) unless you need it

2. Attempt a clean boot and see if some background startup item or service is causing the issue. see this article for troubleshooting startup items

3. Make sure you drivers (especially chipset, network, video and sound) and BIOS are up to date.

4. Disconnect as many things as you can (boot with just your keyboard, mouse and monitor) try a different mouse and keyboard.

I hope you find the cause, also check in Event Viewer to see if there are corresponding errors

Hi gogovie_2,
There is only one speaker controller (C-Media 8738-MX), built into the P4B533 motherboard which is where you would connect a home speaker system into the lime green port located at the rear of the motherboard. (See your manual, page 1-7 for the motherboard layout & location of the line out jack for your speaker plug). See pages 1-8, 1-9 & page 1-10 for descriptions of each item shown on page 1-7.
The ASUS P4B533 MB usually comes with a small black speaker that plugs onto the motherboard. You can see the location for this speaker on page 2-33. Number 18 shows the configurations for the 20-pin panel & internal speaker.
This tiny speaker is used for system P.O.S.T. Known as Power On Self Test. During the boot up process a single beep will sound off. This tells you that the motherboard bios has passed P.O.S.T.
If you need the manual for the ASUS P4B533 motherboard you can download it directly from Asus. Click on the link below. Once the link has loaded type the model number, P4B533 in the search window (Upper right hand corner) & click the white arrow.
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us
Click on, " P4B533 related files for download ". The next window will want you to click the dropdown menu & choose your operating system. (Do so). Asus will display all drivers, manual & bios files for the P4B533 motherboard. If you download the manual you'll need Adobe reader to view the manual. You can download Adobe for free at this next link; http://www.adobe.com/products/reader/
If you do not have sound from your home speaker system make sure you have installed SoundMax/C-Media software. This program uses jack auto detecting censer software to help setup your speaker (s). You can also download the latest audio drivers.
If you think you need a new (Internal speaker) you can buy one from here; http://www.pcpartscollection.com/mosp.html
& from here;
http://www.anitec.ca/product/11692/generic_4_pin_speaker_for_motherboards/

Lastly, if the information provided here has not answered your question, please rephrase your question. I'm sure I can provide you with an answer & fix.


Mike

You can find any drivers you need here:

http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?modelname=A7N8X&SLanguage=en-us

Just select your operating system from the option on the page (XP, Vista, etc).

Cheers

Nick

Get the AGP card with the most memory you can get.AGP is a pretty old architecture. You may need to hunt one up on ebay. Might try Newegg.com