20 Most Recent ASUS M2N-E SLi Motherboard - Page 2 Questions & Answers

If there is not a separate jack for speakers and headset, then you will have to unplug the speakers and then plug the headset into that jack. Some motherboards only have one audio output.

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First check that your mic is plugged into the correct input on the motherboard.Should be marked with a small mic symbol or say mic.
may say line out also.

Next go to control panel,Sound,and make sure your using the correct sound device.

Hope this helps.

If you go into your control panel and choose your sound, you sould be able to find it from their.

Provided you have plugged it into the proper jack, you may have a software problem. In Vista, open Volume Control by clicking the:

Start button
Control Panel
Hardware and Sound
Find your microphone in one of the Tabs (make sure your default sound device is selected)
Move the slider
Make sure your mic is not muted.

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try with the port.
while u plug it in,is it getting dected? try changing device?
still the same,then time to replace your motherboard.

WOW it goes beyond my understanding why anyone takes the bios or bios battery out it dosnt reset anything it just means youve lost your bios and need to re flash the bios again which without sitting infront of your computer i cant do. the first thing i would recomend is strip it all right down to basic so that the screen is connected the power supply and a keyboard if it dosent work then you got a buggerd motherboard

I have the same board (M2N-SLI) with a BFG 9800 GTX with no video either. I have the card in the black slot and I have 2 mem sticks in the yellow. Shouldn't make a difference if I'm using a monitor not an LCD right? Everything spins up for me too, hard drive, vid card has power, CPU fan is on, post (green) light is on.

i do not believe there is anything you can do... It eitheir your mic. or it could actually be you. You sound different then you hear yourself and that my friend is one way to find out what you really sound like.

this motherboard have till windows xp support and u have install vista but still no issu u have to download new bios updat from asus site for this board and get new updat of bios and once format & reinstall vista os again
Thanks

In case your settings change involved installing a new driver try rolling it back. If your pc was upgraded from xp to vista the drivers for the sound card may need to be updated.

Recheck default sound card settings in the Record setting. The device needs to show up. Make sure volume is up high enough.

So basically you cannot get the pc to POST. Meaning you have just a black screen when you power on the pc, right?

First off, did you attempt to update BIOS before this happened. 90% of the time this is caused by a corrupt bios.

If you are the victim of a bad BIOS flash, don't freak there are some options. First off, if the computer (or motherboard) is still under warranty the Computer (or motherboard) can be sent to the Vendor for a BIOS reprogramming.
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For non-BIOS issues:

If you did not try to update BIOS before the problem started then try these troubleshooting steps.

1. Full power down. Unplug the power cord from the Power supply. Then hold down the pc power button (this discharges any residual power in the capacitors).

2. Open the case and reseat the graphics card, hard drive, and RAM.

3. Take out one of the RAM sticks if there is 2 or more. Swap the RAM sticks in different RAM slots. Try one stick at a time to see if you can get the PC to boot. If this works, then the remaining ram sticks are damaged.

4. Set the Cmos jumper to clear. Power up the pc. Power down the PC. Set the Cmos jumper back to normal position, power up the PC.

5. Unplug and replug all the power supply cables.

6. Check the powersupply function. Either by a powersupply voltage checker (20-25 dollars at local PC shop), get the supply tested at a PC shop (usually a free service), put the powersupply in a different pc, or try a different powersupply in the problem computer.

If the Powersupply checks out ok, then you will have to do a process of elimination to find out what part or parts are the culprit of the No-Boot.

Start by pulling all the ram sticks if you have not already. This is the easiest components to check and usually a culprit.

Take out one of the RAM sticks if there is 2 or more. Swap the RAM sticks in different RAM slots. Try one stick at a time to see if you can get the PC to boot. If this works, then the remaining ram sticks are damaged.

If it is not the RAM, you have to continue removing items such as sound cards, un-plugging hard drives and optical drives, other PCI cards. Do this one at a time until you find the culprit. If a POST screen, meaning you can see Anything from the PC brand name to Motherboard brand name appearing on the screen.

Do you have Window's Vista...I'm not sure if it works the same way, but I had the same scenario and I simply went to audio manager in my toolbar (the speaker looking thing making sound waves) and made all of the input jacks apart from each other. Go to Device Advanced Settings and choose Separated input jacks.
Sound Manager > Advanced Device Settings > Separate all Input jacks as Independent Devices

You are going to need to lookup your BIOS version and manufacturer and find the Beep codes list. each BIOS has non beep codes and beep codes. the beep codes are bad. find out what this code means and do as they say if you dont know how to find what BIOS version your running Goole "What BIOS am i runninng?"

Once you have that like i said google it and its beep codes and if you cant find it ill help

If you had to turn you router off and on and it then it worked, then you have a router problem not a  network one. Replace or repair the router.

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you need to place them on your motherboard where the memory is installed. Place in the order of one new, one old, one new, one old stick. that way they run in dual channel.

make sure the "pink" plug goes to the pink socket in your computer

open skype Options -> Audio Settings and adjust

try updating your microphone driver