Recent content by RainPC

I would first try to reflash the bios. Are you sure on the model number? I tried to find one for you and could not match it up even on Intel's archive..

What is the model of your new monitor? What resolution are you running?

Check the connection on your motherboard first then remove your sound driver and install the newest version. If no change... do you have another case to test just the audio with? Sounds like a bad port, likely caused by tripping over, ripping out a cable while connected to it.... If you do not...

https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P5KPLVM/HelpDesk_Download/

How far into post do you make it? Is there a code (letters and or numbers) in the LCD Q Code box in the top right of your board? Is the MEM Ok button solid or flashing?

98% bad board... 2% CPU Pins or DOA CPU ... I would skip the shop (unless free) and return the board.

With your new ssd install are you able to install the wireless card? Tried multiple ethernet cables? Updated MB Bios?

To play them you will need: The requirements are... 1. Windows 10 or above 2. Intel SGX Technology (CPU/Main Board) 3. Intel Management Engine Software 4. 6 GB System Memory (Ram) 5. HEVC-10bit/AVC Codec (GPU) 6. HDCP 2.2 (GPU/Display) 7. Advanced Protected Audio/Video Path (GPU) 8...

Here's the drive you need https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827129090 Also, BDXLformat supports 128 GB Quadruple Layer and 100GB Triple Layer Blu-ray discs.

With your multiple issues I would first reformat ans reinstall windows and see what happens. What caused the wireless card not to work?

If you boot ok with your fx in the other full slot, or before. Try uninstalling the driver for your wifi card and then booting with the wifi card in its potential future home. Could be an issue from your driver causing the Win crash...

Ok, also might want to try updating and or resetting your bios.

Code 62 usually has something to do with your PCIE lanes, which your GFX card and M.2 drive use. It could also be an error in your bios. First, easiest step, try removing your GFX card and connecting to the outputs built into your motherboard. Any change? Next try removing your M.2 and see if...

Goto -- Start -- Type "Sound" -- click on speaker icon -- goto recording tab... Does you mic show up there? If yes click on it and test it. Likely just game settings to get it to use that Mic

A couple things to try: - Do you have another 3.5 input speaker set or headphones to try in the green jack? - Try the blue and red ports on the back they are software definable - In the Asus (Realtek) driver software do you see the ports lighting up at the bottom and do you receive prompts to...