20 Most Recent Systemax Ascent RTS A14 (980796) PC Desktop Questions & Answers

The monitor has a separate power supply, 1 AC plug for the computer, 1 fro the monitor. The Power Options only apply to the Computer, your monitor will not shut off via the computer power options.

You can have a try the below steps:1.take a system recovery 2.boot your computer in safe mode, then perform an error check and disk cleaning.3.fix the problem by Windows Boot Genius, free download the software and install it on the other computer and burn a rescue disk.

It depends on the machine. Some require you to press F1, others require you to press Delete, and still others require you to press Enter to get to a menu where you can select the BIOS Setup. These three varieties are the most common ones I've seen, but there are still others that have different ways to enter the BIOS - check the manufacturer's Website, the owner's manual, or search it on the Web.

If your machine is telling you that the keystroke is F2 and it's still not working, you may have a bad keyboard, or your USB keyboard may not be recognized until the BIOS option has expired - try a PS/2 keyboard.

Check the Manufacture's Website. They should have the Drivers over there

If your Computer can read other Devices such as USB Memory Sticks, that means that the the MP3 Player requires some drivers or needs some software. If your Computer cant read any USB Devices, then you need to install the USB Drivers for your computer.

if you have windows as OS you can restore by using system restore feature of it. 
start>programs>accessories>sytem tools>system restore and choose a date in bold, not greyed out preferably a date at which you remmember your system was working properly. 

you can used the back side or try blowing out the dust in it .

Uninstalling and reinstalling normally works. Do you use a regcleaning program at all. would recommend you do as the good ones (Uniblue suite, Regcure, Regmechanic) clean up your registry and removes invalid reg files. So b4 reinstalling AVG try a recleaner first, then re-install. Also try googling your error number as you are not alone with this prob.
Sorry I cant be anymore help.

Check the CPU fan it may not be spinning at the full speed or not turning at all. Check that there is not cable that is obstructing the fan blades. When the CPU over heats the machine will shutdown to save it from any damage. Then other thing to check is the power switch make sure that it is not sticky or stuck in. It also could be a memory issue but normally there will be a blue screen fault and audio beeps when you first switch on.

Try these Thanks J

D:/ is typically the CD-ROM drive. If your system is asking you to restore from D:/, it is probably asking you to insert the CD that came with your system in order to restore your system to factory settings.
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You need to uninstall and then re-install AVG.
Go to this link to get the AVG removal tool:
http://www.avg.com/download-tools

That is an eror of registri from your antivirus AVG. You will need to reinstal your antivirus.

It is firewall relate issue


check your window fire wall status if is 'on ' make ""off""

if u ve anti-virius in ur system u should live updated before scan

Your Windows instalation is unstable. Try backing up all of your data into a cd or floppy and reinstall windows with the setup cd of windows and delet the partition and put a new partition when installing windows.
HOW TO INSTALL WINDOWS THE CLEAN WAY
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1 INSERT THE WINDOWS INSTALATION CD REBOOT YOUR COMUTER.
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2 WHEN THE COMPUTER SYAS "PRESS ANY KEY TO BOOT CD PRESS ENTER AND THEN PRESS ENTER WHEN IN THE SETUP OPTION POINT
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3 PRESS ESC TO DO A FRESH INSTALATION
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4 DELETE THE PARTITION
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5 MAKE A NEW RAW PARTITION
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6 Formate the partition to NTFS (QUICK)
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7 FOLLOW THE ONSCREEN INTRUCTIONS
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AFTER THE COMPUTER REBOOTS DON'T PRESS A KEY WHEN IT SAYS PRESS ANY KEY TO BOOT CD.
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WHEN WINDOWS INSTALATION IF FINISHED BUT ALL OF YOUR BACKEDUP DTATA BACK TO YOUR COMPUTER.

Hi if you want to enter the bios setup normally you will press del button at boot just after you turn on. Sometimes it isn't del button it may be F1 key and some machine require you to hold the F1 key down then turn on.

Hope this is of some use to you.
J

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I have had this problem with my SysteMax Ascent as well. Not sure if you re-installed your OS or not, but the same will still apply. What is happening is that your OS (assuming Windows) is not recognizing the onboard LAN adaptor, even with it's native drivers, so the driver must be downloaded and installed. But first..

What you will need to do is open up your PC and look on your Motherboard for (what will likely be) a Letter-Number combination that will be large in size. Mine was M7NCD, yours may be different. If yours happens to be M7NCD, then your Motherboard is manufactured by BioStar, and here is their webpage with the download that you will need:
http://www.biostar-usa.com/mbdownloads.asp?model=M7NCD%20PRO
It is located under Drivers, and be sure to check to the right of the download link to find which one will be compatible with your Operating System (OS).

If it is different, enter what you see into your favorite search engine, followed by 'drivers'. You should be able to find what you're looking for in the first few results. If not, just keep checking, and if needed, use different words in your search (like lan driver, chipset). A manufacture's website is usually the best result.

Once found, check for compatible OS and install. Your LAN adaptor should work now.

Also, for good measure, check in Device Manager (Start>Right-click properties>Hardware tab>Device Manager) for any exclamation points (black ! in a yellow circle) under Network Adaptors. If there are none, then it worked! If you do see any in a different category (Sound, video, game controllers for example), look on the webpage for any drivers for that category. After I re-installed drivers for the LAN adaptor, I also had to re-install drivers for the onboard sound card as well.

Anyway, hope this helps you! It should, I had the exact same problem :D

I have had this problem with my SysteMax Ascent as well. Not sure if you re-installed your OS or not, but the same will still apply. What is happening is that your OS (assuming Windows) is not recognizing the onboard LAN adaptor, even with it's native drivers, so the driver must be downloaded and installed. But first..

What you will need to do is open up your PC and look on your Motherboard for (what will likely be) a Letter-Number combination that will be large in size. Mine was M7NCD, yours may be different. If yours happens to be M7NCD, then your Motherboard is manufactured by BioStar, and here is their webpage with the download that you will need:
http://www.biostar-usa.com/mbdownloads.asp?model=M7NCD%20PRO
It is located under Drivers, and be sure to check to the right of the download link to find which one will be compatible with your Operating System (OS).

If it is different, enter what you see into your favorite search engine, followed by 'drivers'. You should be able to find what you're looking for in the first few results. If not, just keep checking, and if needed, use different words in your search (like lan driver, chipset). A manufacture's website is usually the best result.

Once found, check for compatible OS and install. Your LAN adaptor should work now.

Also, for good measure, check in Device Manager (Start>Right-click properties>Hardware tab>Device Manager) for any exclamation points (black ! in a yellow circle) under Network Adaptors. If there are none, then it worked! If you do see any in a different category (Sound, video, game controllers for example), look on the webpage for any drivers for that category. After I re-installed drivers for the LAN adaptor, I also had to re-install drivers for the onboard sound card as well.

Anyway, hope this helps you! It should, I had the exact same problem :D

I recommend that you replace the PSU, Power Supply Unit with a new one, this is a simple task. Remove the plug from Motherboard remove the four screws from the PSU at rear and get a replacement one say a 450 Watt job. Install and ya be good to go.

Hi Matt, The issue seems to be with the ethernet controller, or the DNS / DHCP service of the computer. Try safe mode with networking and see if that works. you may check the antivirus settings and try a different user profile. if this does not help, then call 1-877-805-1027 for expert help.

Check the settings by opening volume control. Check Managed audio devices and see speaker image is appearing and is tick marked. bye bye!