20 Most Recent ASUS K8U-X Motherboard Questions & Answers

you need to go to www.asus.com/support

Tere isn't a separate driver for the Realtek 8201CL 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Controller. The driver is part of the chipset software & should have been installed when you installed the Asus motherboard support CD software. (Asus K8U-X).
Double check your bios settings. Check that the onboard LAN controller is set to Enabled. See page 2-19 in your Asus manual.
Link to Asus; http://support.asus.com/download/download_item.aspx?product=1&model=K8U-X

Link for manual; http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/sock754/K8U-X/e2010_k8u-x.pdf
Realtek wants people to use Driver Detective to help in finding drivers from RealTek, see the link posted; http://www.driversupdated.com/exact/realtek.php
(I do not know what the these mean from your post, P35-153-11z9)

If your LAN is set to enabled in the bios, try reinstalling your Asus CD software, (Chipset drivers). If the drivers still fail to install it is possible the LAN controller is defective.

Hello the asus site is here:http://usa.asus.com/Motherboards/AMD_Socket_754/K8UX/#downloadBut here is only drivers for xp.My suggestion is to buy a network card compatible with win 7.Good luck

You are probably installing windows XP
This requires that you install the textmode sata raid drivers as you install windows

http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=K8U-X&p=1&s=20

Download the RAID driver and expand it to a floppy , CD or USB drive that the computer can recognise
(USB is better)

When you install windows, at the prompt for installing other drivers press F6 and let it find the raid drivers, if it finds them, it should then recognize your hard drive and you can install windows XP

ASUS K8U-X - motherboard - ATX - Socket 754 - ALi M1689

1.0 x PCI - Socket 754,
2.0 x Processor - DIMM 184-pin,
4.0 x AGP 8x,
1.0 x Memory

Storage Interfaces ATA-133 - connector(s): 2 x 7pin Serial ATA - RAID 0 / RAID 1 / JBOD,
Serial ATA-150 - connector(s): 2 x 40pin IDC

Interfaces 1.0 x Keyboard - Floppy interface - RJ-45,
1.0 x Hi-Speed USB - SPDIF output - 6 pin mini-DIN (PS/2 style),
4.0 x Network - Generic - 34 pin IDC,
1.0 x Audio - IEEE 1284 (EPP/ECP) - 25 pin D-Sub (DB-25),
1.0 x Audio - Ethernet 10Base-T/100Base-TX - 9 pin D-Sub (DB-9),
1.0 x Parallel - Generic - 4 pin USB Type A,
1.0 x Serial - RS-232 - 6 pin mini-DIN (PS/2 style),
1.0 x Storage,
Mouse

Power Connectors 20-pin main power connector,
4-pin ATX12V connector

as long as the PSU and motherboards power and lead connections are the same as the hard drive

hope this helps

Yes, you can connect that hard drive to that motherboard. However, it is worth noting that the maximum transfer speed of the motherboard is only 3.0 Gb/s, so you will not be able to get the full speed from that hard drive.

They will work together when connected with the correct SATA cable.

Hope this is helpful!

Im afraid the win 7 drivers for your motherboard isn't officially supported.

http://usa.asus.com/Product.aspx?P_ID=9A2K9jFcnqjqzAZr

Under, Download, theres only support for win 2003. You might want to try one of those drivers, but they may not be compatable with your windows version.

Cheers.

the driver should be on the disk supplied by your isp internet service supplier click start control panel admistrive tools,computer management,device manager scroll down network adapters + expand Ethernet driver right click update driver also will be the options to disable,uninstall or select properties general you can trobleshoot or driver to update,rollback or uninstall a yellow? question mark means you need to install/update driver right click to install driver hope this helps

http://support.asus.com/cpusupport/cpu_support_right_master.aspx?type=1&name=K8U-X

open goole home page download Driver magician instal after update serch all drives click audio drive opition driver version support relase date


google page open serch driver name version freedownload after instal problem slove its true ............try

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Go to this link click here .
Select the computer's operating system (example:WinXp)
and select any of the drivers you want .to download the wanted driver click on globat,input the input the characters shown on the left and click submit .
It will pop up the download window,click save and select the path you want to save it,like desktop,or my documents.

Your trying to install windows 3.1 or 98 ? I have never seen Windows XP or newer on floppy disk is why I ask. That will not resolve your problem though. If you are sure you have the hard drive installed and connected with at least one of them set to Master, if you are installing 2, You may need to enter Bios and have it auto detect the Hard Drives in the Bios. If the Bios doesn't recognize the Hard drive or you have 2 hard drives and one isn't set to Master it won't matter what media you use you won't be able to install anything on the hard drive.

Please go to the site below and download the drivers for your motherboard.
http://www.howtodrivers.com/model550881.html
Also for future follow the link below
Search for Drivers Online

I have no idea why you would go from an agp to a pci. Agp has like 8x the banwidth of pci.I'll assume the agp slot went bad. If you can get into bios before you lose the display,change the display from agp to "init pci first",save & re-boot. See if that works,then when in windows install the drivers right away. If that doesn't work, during boot at the splash screen, press f8 & select "safe mode" with networking. This should let you get into windows so you can remove the old agp drivers,then re-boot into safe mode again & install the new drivers. Then re-boot normal & you should be ok. If not,that board has a big problem.

u can try the web makers site to update the bios or it might be a bad board

• Hi, we are going to try to “Fix” this problem. Follow these instructions carefully. First, go to the “Control Panel” select and open. “Next, click to open the “Device Manager, or Hardware & Sound.” select, “View and Update Drivers." Next, open the Disk Drive icon. In the Device Status, check to see if, “working properly” If so do the following; click on the Driver button,” once the window open “check (two) areas. Rollback Driver, “if this area is not “Grayed-out; rollback drivers, “Apply, and click “OK.” Restart the computer.” The second area is the “Update Driver,” Click to update! Apply and click OK. Final step is to “restart the Computer.” Important sometimes the ‘Drivers” can be “inactive mode” not disabled, nor recognized), just not functioning correctly. In a final attempt to get, the drivers up and running, take these steps: Click on the “Update Drivers” choose (“Browse my computer for driver software”), select to open. “Next, select: (“Let me pick from a list…”) ‘once the next ‘window appear, click to “highlight” the Driver, and click the Next (tab), follow all instructions thereafter; restart the computer. "Helpful Ratings Feedback is appreciated, thanks”