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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Before sending the motherboard for RMA
repair, try to go over troubleshooting
guide first to see if your got similar
symptoms as mentioned below.
The power is not on.
Connect the AC power cord to an
electrical outlet securely.
Check if all ATX power connectors
like JPWR1~2 is connected from the
power supply to the motherboard?
Some power supply units have a
power button on the rear side, make
sure the button is turned on.
Check if the power switch cable
is connected to JFP1 pin header
properly.
Verify the Clear CMOS jumper JBAT1
is set to Keep DATA.
Test with another known working
power supply of equal or greater
wattage.
The power is on, but no signal to
monitor
Connect the monitor power cord to a
electrical outlet securely.
Make sure the monitor is turned on.
Select different inputs on the monitor.
If 3 long beeps are heard, remove all
memory modules and try to install only
one memory module in the DIMM2 slot
first and then restart the computer.
If 1 long 2 short beeps are heard,
remove and reinstall the graphics card
and then restart the computer.
Test with another known working
graphics card.
The computer does not boot after
updating the BIOS
Clear the CMOS.
Use the secondary BIOS to bootup
the system (Only for motherboard with
Dual BIOS)
Lost BIOS password
Clear the CMOS, but that will cause
you to lose all customized settings in
the BIOS.
There is no audio
Adjust the volume.
Connect the speakers/headphones to
audio ports on the motherboard rear
IO panel.
Remove secondary speakers/
headphones, HDMI cables, USB audio
devices.
Test with another known working
speaker or headphone.
There is no network
Make sure the network chipset driver
has been installed.
Verify if the network cable is properly
connected and make sure the LAN port
LEDs are properly illuminated.
Verify your TCP/IP settings.
Restart or reset your router.
Test with another known working LAN
cable.
The USB device is not working
Make sure your USB drive driver has
been installed.
Verify if USB device is listed in
Windows
®
Device Manager.
Connect the USB device to other USB
port on the motherboard rear IO panel.
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