I am using asus rx3041, every time i switch it on it always ask to configure it.

The most important Blue Screen of Death troubleshooting step you can take is to ask yourself what you just did.

• Startup using Last Known Good Configuration to undo recent registry and driver changes.
  
• Use System Restore to undo recent system changes.
  
• Roll Back device driver to version prior to your driver update.
  

I would suggest to use a system utility tool like Reginout to fix this problem instantly.

Hi,
Please use the following link to download the drivers for your Motherboard.
http://www.nodevice.com/driver/RX3041/get33983.html

The computer is asking you to go into the BIOS to fix (probably) the Date and Time because it is wrong or some other setting is wrong or corrupted.
This is usually cause by a flat BIOS battery.
Replace the BIOS battery (this battery may be a coin size lithium battery type CR2030) and then go to the BIOS configuration and set the Date & Time etc.

dip switches are little switchs physically on the motherboard.

they replaced the jumpers which were found on older motherboards .

it needs to be adjusted depending on the cpu you are running .
and the front speed bus capabilites of you cpu and motherboard.
 newer motherboards allow alittle bit of tweaking the speeds and settings from the bios .try that is you are confident you know what you are doing

also referred to as multipliers. if none of the above means anything to you or is out of your understanding then you need to take your pc to a computer shop and have them adjust the settings on your dip switch .

somebody may hae configured it to run faster than is reccomended also known as over clocking ..

you may be risking your cpu and motherboard if you continue to use your comp . 

Hello,

For whatever reason, your router is having trouble handling the traffic with both computers running at once.

This might be a small issue concerning the routing table.
Since it does still work generally, I would try simply reseting the router.

There should be a small pin hole on the back of the router to reset it.

Thanks,

Pat

SIMPLY REINSTALL ITS SOFTWARE AND UPDATE IT ON YOUR CONTROL PANEL- DEVICE MANAGER. THUS, IT WILL BE ABLE TO RECOGNISE YOUR ROUTER.

KEEP IN TOUCH IF IT STILL GOES LIKE THAT SO WE COULD ARRIVE TO NEW ALTERNATIVES.

THANKS

WONDER

Off course it will work but you the software from your ISP. It is resposible for connecting to your ISP which then assigns a dynamic IP for you for each session and the IP is whichever happens to be availble at the ISP's server end.................sodeep

perhaps more details??

Hello, Here is a link for your router. You may have to do a search from there for Vista driver. Hope this helps.
http://www.asus.com/products.aspx?l1=4&l2=21&l3=0&model=574&modelmenu=1

Basically means you aren't getting any DNS service.. Check your IP settings