I look at your board and some times they do have a bios update to fix the large hard drive problem. But there wasn't any bios to do that.
I would try to update the bios, but only do the F10 one. I'm old school and I do the update different then most people.
I first go in and set the bios to the default settings save and reboot. Then I do the update. The other thing I do is after the bios has updated.
I shut down the computer. Pull the plug then, pull the battery and jump out the cmos for about ten minutes.
I then put the battery back in move or remove jumper. Some boards are different on the jumper. Then reboot the computer enter the bios.
Again set it to default settings save and reboot. Then I go back in make sure you have everything set to what you want plus time & date.
thx
so your advice is to do a clear "old school" cmos
i was thinking i had to flash bios with a new one, but i did not think i had to do a clear cmos
I've never flashed a bios, and i've never done a clear cmos
i think i'll try to flash in the ordinary way before take off batteries/jumper from my board
so you think that i should work on my board's bios and not work with drivers?
i would definetely prefer to work on software than hardware you know
but is known that etron usb drivers generates conflict with hard drives or you think
my mobo "crashed" after installing the fan (now unplugged)?
and why my mobo crashed after i put a fan on sys1?
sorry many questions