20 Most Recent AOpen AK77-8X Max (91.8A710.101) Motherboard Questions & Answers

Hello here is the homepage:http://global.aopen.com/products_detail.aspx?Auno=182It supports: DDR400 [PC3200]DIMM : DDR DIMMDIMM Type : 8/16/32/64/128/256/512MB & 1GBMax Memory : 3GBHere are the drivers and the manual site:http://global.aopen.com/products_download.aspx?sDropDownProd=52Good luck

You can try to change HDD jumpers configurationChange the connector or/and the wireAnd in the last case change HDD or/and Motherboard

reseat RAM, CMOS re-boot.

http://download.aopen.com.tw/default.aspx
contains the drivers, bios updates, manuals, and other assorted downloads for various Aopen motherboards. You will have to select your particular mainboard from a list, and once the mainboard is selected you may have to suffer a small delay before more pertinent data shows up. Info is coming from Taiwan and even here in Korea is was slow but then again Aopen had a large selection of systems last time I used them.... As always before updating any bios, pay attention to small print.

Did you receive the same error message? Like disk boot error?

You put the operating system CD into the CD Drive and click continue and go through the installer. The CD should say windows on it.

What is the message you are getting?

use the cd and follow the steps.

bad power suplly alot dust in it blow it out screw mobo screws tight down reseat everthing inside chesak power plugs is it well vented

a bootable will work out

show this. old PC have dead coin, 1st things first then see the model here, mx3w here, a true relic 20 years old

aopen ended 2011 support so only googling works learn to ?

learn to google, old PCs , as yours seems to be t ATX form factor and 250w to 500 watt ATX PSU that has bundles of IDE 4pin molex connecters there will work. legacy PSU. any will work. that era (IDE-PATA)

no pc told at all the monitor power blink if PC dead or in standby

that means the PC is dead or in standby on most monitors no pc told at all so no joy

it's gone https://web.archive.org/web/20111001000000*/aopen.com

https://web.archive.org/web/20111001000000*/aopen.com all support ended 2011. gone with the wind.

they are mostly dead now. but proof is here. https://web.archive.org/web/20111001000000*/aopen.com

NO PC told\no CD drive model told.no told how it connects at all , IDE, SATA or Esata or USB.?you do know right,that many laptop users today have CD drive there and it will never fit now in modern thin casesand they buy a external DVD(CD or bluray) drive and plug it in...for that reason and is more easy,look Ma' no screws to fiddle.NO PC TOLD (Aopen what modeL?)NO OS toldand no DVR drive model told.impossible this.?if the drive is internal to PC,laptops just slide in, and connectdesktop, 2 cables, 15pin power, and SATA 7 pin cables (sold in stores even target or walmart)desktop relics that most Aopen are, use IDE (PATA)40- pin ribbon (pata-IDE) and 4 pin molex power (PATA)IDE parts are only sold online, there are 20 year relics. (2001 SATA was . and was wild fire success and is best )