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Yes it will because I have the se edition of it. However I cannot recommend this combination because if this is like the se version it only supports a max of 4 gigs of ram. Shockingly 4 gigs of ram is still enough to play almost all titles that I know of. With that said I think serious pc gamers want at least 8 gigs. I'd recommend 16 gigs now a days.

Download a "password recover program" that will either tell you your password or reset it so you can log in. These are free ware hacker tools so do your research, follow the directions, and most of all, proceed at your own risk.

Asus do not supply schematics.

To reset the BIOS read the information from this link: http://www.fixya.com/support/r7229632-reset_or_remove_bios_password
In case of your laptop the easiest method would be using software from Hiren's Boot CD (Kill CMOS will do the job) as it's pretty hard to open it up and reach for the CMOS battery or the jumper.

https://www.manualslib.com/products/Asus-X555la-5887002.html

Look for the LED pins on your motherboard. One should be labeled HDD+ and one HDD- make sure the cables are plugged into these pins. Doesn't really which color wire to the + or - If it is plugged in the LED on your case could be bad. To test this will need a multimeter. Unplug the HDD cables from the pins. Set the multimeter to measure resistance the horseshoe 1 or 10 Ohms is fine. Stick a probe in each connector if the probes dont fit stick a paper clip in each hold and touch the probe to the paper clips. Dont let the clips touch. If you get no reading then the LED probably burnt out. If the LED tests ok you can leave it unplugged and turn on the computer. Set the multimeter to 10 Volts. Touch the red probe to the HDD+ pin and the black probe to the HDD-. DO NOT TOUCH BOTH PINS WITH ONE PROBE OR YOU WILL SHORT IT. Be careful... If you don't get a reading then there is no voltage making it to the pins.

http://www.brothersoft.com/downloads/computer-manuals.html you will have to type in the motherboard in the top search tab

http://help-site.com/c.m/

this site will tell you how to use something

http://www.manualsonline.com/

http://www.easyhelpguide.com/manual/ASRock.html

http://www.easyhelpguide.com/manual/index.html

here are many manuals and guides on how to use things

hope this helps you

Did you try manuals.com?

You'll need to contact Asus for that.

find out what the vga card is then go to the manufactures website e.g. ATI/nvidia/intell

First you need to download this driverupdate us software (for free) and scan your PC. after scanning, driver will be found and you will be able to update in couple of seconds. best of luck

n13219 is actually the asus P8H61 motherboard

If You Are Looking For A Manual For An ASUS Mainboard Model No: N13219 I Give You This Advise: Try To Find And Download It From The Internet Using Google !

go to this site

Try to use some soft to get info about your PC for example: Everest, SiSoft Sandra, HWiNFO... Hope some of this apps wil recognize your graphics adapter.

Too late: Old Data:

Go toASUS.com for update answers:

Schematics are not released or available as they are in house replacement items.

https://www.fixya.com/support/t1304223-audio_not_working_p5sd2_vm