20 Most Recent ASUS P5N-E SLI Motherboard - Page 2 Questions & Answers

The computer is asking you to go into the BIOS to fix (probably) the Date and Time because it is wrong or some other setting is wrong or corrupted.
This is usually cause by a flat BIOS battery.
Replace the BIOS battery (this battery may be a coin size lithium battery type CR2030) and then go to the BIOS configuration and set the Date & Time etc.

You can download the drivers here:

http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us

In the upper left hand corner of the screen, type in the model number of the board (P5N-E SLI) and use the drop down to select a category (probably "All"). Good luck.

Here it is (click here).

If you need further help, let me know.

Good luck.

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just press continue bar when certification not authorised
i have done and got through and audio is ok

Try going to the offcial product support page: here.
(You didn't mention what operating system you're using, so you'll have to change that unless you're using Vista32bit)

Navigate to the 'AUDIO'-tab and download the drivers.

your configuration seems to be low.... pls upgrade your machine and install windows vista or windows 7.... even if you install it successfully, you will have slow running probelms, low disk storage space and everything.... so use windows xp only...... pls vote if you like this solution...

Try to clear the CMOS or reset the BIOS then reseat the memory. If still unable to POST then motherboard definitely gone bad.

Sure, P5N-E SLi will run any PCI-e 1.x or 2.0 card just fine. have read of radeon HD 5850 working just fine on the same motherboard and since HD 5750 and HD 5850 are almost the same, i will take it at that.
Regards

there are so many drivers available on web, use google search and find your right driver.

1st you check is your sound card driver install properly. OR Check your is your sound mute from sound card driver.

• Go to the control panel
• Click on the System Icon
• Click on the Hardware Tab
• Click on the Device Manager then
• Double Click on Sound, video and game controller.
• There are list where you check is the sound card driver is available.
• If it is not available then Install the driver.

Installation of Sound Card.

• Go to the control panel
• Click on the System Icon
• Click on the Hardware Tab
• Click on the Device Manager then
• Select the Multimedia Controller or Audio Control the yellow Question Marks sign on it.
• Right click on Multimedia Controller and uninstall it.
• After this go to the top of the device manager and click on scan for hardware changes.
• Driver installation Wizard start.
• Brows Your Driver from the Hard Disk and click on next.
• Driver will be install
• if the problem is still exist.
• Replace the sound card or have a local tech take a look at the sound card.
• ASUS Motherboard Drivers

Hi there Samurai2,

Please click here to go to the official download site of Asus for the P5N-E SLI model.

http://usa.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=KyHOsOKWujC2QguJ&content=download

From the site, select your OS and it will show you the list of download resources for the board. Click to expand the MANUAL and look for the English version.

Hope this helps.

Provided you have the correct drivers already installed for this motherboard, in Windows XP:
Control Panel > Sounds & Audio Devices > Voice Tab > Voice Recording > Drop-down box should have default device listed > Click Volume button > Adjust Microphone Slider
After completion, try Test Hardware button...

It is very likely that it will work just fine, but it doesn't have to

Access the manufacturer's web-site:

http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us

In the top-left corner, put 'P5N-E' into the search-box, and do the search.
In the next window, click on 'P5N-E SLI'.
Select "Windows XP".
Select the driver(s) that you want to download.

i lose my motherboard driver cd

return it, it under warranty.. dont loss your money.. or change another board ther are a lot of board.... all motherboard 1 year warranty if you found some problem or factory defect return it dont broke the warranty..

You should check the manufacturer's website which should have updated drivers. If it does not have Vista drivers then you may need to upgrade your system if you want to run Vista.

Also download the Vista compatibility program from Microsoft and run it on your system with the motherboard and it will check to see if there are newer drivers for your system that Microsoft has.

Let me know if I can be of more help!

Thanks,

Ted - The PC Man

Try reseating the memory sticks.

http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx
-select the socket775 option and the motherboard P5N-E-SLI confirm your OS and download drivers as required.

It could be either the monitor cable, monitor or motherboard that doesn't work. It could also be that you are running a BIOS version too old to support your new parts. I would try to update the BIOS and then troubeshoot a little to find out if, and which, part is broken.