Hello folks,
My name is Zsolt, I am from Hungary. This is my very post in the Forum. I just upgraded my PC following some research here on Tom's Hardware.
Here's my new config:
- Motherboard: Asus H97M-E
- CPU: Intel Core i5 4460
- RAM: 2x 4GB Crucial 1600 Mhz, CLS9
- Graphics: Radeon HD 4850 512 MB
- HDD: Samsung 1TB 7200 rpm
- Power supply: Cool Master 600 W
OS: Windows 7 Professional x64, Service pack 1
Now, the graphics card and the HDD came from my old PC, but the first three components are newly bought.
I spent a good portion of Saturday to assemble everything, connect everything, then re-install Windows 7. Basically everything well, however I ran into some issues after installing the OS and the drivers from the motherboard CD.
Here are the two errors:
1. After installing the USB 3.0 drivers from the motherboard's CD, all USB ports stop working. Not only the blue ones, but the regular black ones too. No matter which port I plugged my mouse into, it just wouldn't work. Once I removed the USB 3.0 drivers, the USB port worked again normally. This issue affects both the rear and front-end USB ports. What do think the problem is about? Is it the OS? Do I need to upgrade it? Or do I need to set something up in the BIOS?
2. This one is a bit harder to describe, but somehow it involves the PCI connections. When I open the Start menu then Device manager (where it lists all connected devices like webcam, printers, etc) I see an exclamation mark in a yellow triangle next to my PC. When I try to get Windows to find solution it indicates some issue with PCI-e. Then it tries to solve the issue, but after a while says that it can't solve it. I am sorry that I cannot be more clear, but my OS' language is Hungarian. Do you guys have any idea what this issue may be about? Driver problem or BIOS setting or something else? My only PCI-e card (the Radeon) seems to work fine.
Hope you can help me out here as I'm no PC builder guru by any means. But I do want to enjoy everything my new PC can offer.
Thank you so much in advance. Just ask me if you need any more clarification on any of the above problems.
Have a great day!
Zsolt
My name is Zsolt, I am from Hungary. This is my very post in the Forum. I just upgraded my PC following some research here on Tom's Hardware.
Here's my new config:
- Motherboard: Asus H97M-E
- CPU: Intel Core i5 4460
- RAM: 2x 4GB Crucial 1600 Mhz, CLS9
- Graphics: Radeon HD 4850 512 MB
- HDD: Samsung 1TB 7200 rpm
- Power supply: Cool Master 600 W
OS: Windows 7 Professional x64, Service pack 1
Now, the graphics card and the HDD came from my old PC, but the first three components are newly bought.
I spent a good portion of Saturday to assemble everything, connect everything, then re-install Windows 7. Basically everything well, however I ran into some issues after installing the OS and the drivers from the motherboard CD.
Here are the two errors:
1. After installing the USB 3.0 drivers from the motherboard's CD, all USB ports stop working. Not only the blue ones, but the regular black ones too. No matter which port I plugged my mouse into, it just wouldn't work. Once I removed the USB 3.0 drivers, the USB port worked again normally. This issue affects both the rear and front-end USB ports. What do think the problem is about? Is it the OS? Do I need to upgrade it? Or do I need to set something up in the BIOS?
2. This one is a bit harder to describe, but somehow it involves the PCI connections. When I open the Start menu then Device manager (where it lists all connected devices like webcam, printers, etc) I see an exclamation mark in a yellow triangle next to my PC. When I try to get Windows to find solution it indicates some issue with PCI-e. Then it tries to solve the issue, but after a while says that it can't solve it. I am sorry that I cannot be more clear, but my OS' language is Hungarian. Do you guys have any idea what this issue may be about? Driver problem or BIOS setting or something else? My only PCI-e card (the Radeon) seems to work fine.
Hope you can help me out here as I'm no PC builder guru by any means. But I do want to enjoy everything my new PC can offer.
Thank you so much in advance. Just ask me if you need any more clarification on any of the above problems.
Have a great day!
Zsolt
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