I have an ASUS B550 E Strix. It's a good board, but I had issues registering the MoBo in Armory Crate. Basically, when I entered the serial number off the side of the box into the designated field it kept telling me the serial number wasn't valid. I tried pulling it out of BIOS and running CMD as several people online have suggested. Both ways failed. I came across a post on these forums, the Original Poster was trying to find the number on the board. There is a sticker on or near the SATA tower lower right-hand corner or the board with a 12-digit code. This code doesn't match the SN# on the box, but when I entered it in Armory Crate it registered my board and updated my info. Under the picture of the B550E Strix was the SN# off the box.
So... is this for security reasons?
I guess the lesson here is to use the 12-digit code off the board, and not the actual SN# from the box, BIOS, or running CMD when registering your product.
Is this true for all ASUS MoBos?
So... is this for security reasons?
I guess the lesson here is to use the 12-digit code off the board, and not the actual SN# from the box, BIOS, or running CMD when registering your product.
Is this true for all ASUS MoBos?