20 Most Recent Asrock N68S Ucc Socket AM2+ GeForce 7025 DDR2 RAID AVL mATX Motherboard Questions & Answers

firmware DOS(?) what does that mean, DOS?no dvd disk told of endless on earth and most being uselessonly 3 kinds of disk work here.MS instanller disk , no OS told at all (gee DOS OS?)OEM PC disk from say ASROC?or a home made clone of the same or off stinking rotten infected torrents/?????I see by you one clue you are the last man on earth installing 2001windows XP on a PC mobo 2010 and with usless Nforce chipset there. pure junk now, AMD nforce, or VIA or SIS chips.the OS XP is the F6 mode,, and F6 forces on a driver called a XP preboot driver (or vista) and must come from support page asroc..XP is F6 married to a Floppy drive, gee where to get a floppy disk now>? huh, they be gone not, zero here in my town, for a decadethe usb driver here is usless, and is for RAIDturn RAID off in bios step 1.new coin cell battery it is too old.you will need to as asrock where is the XP preboot driver. for sata.the instruction for xp , vista and w7 are not the same. to get those installers to work with Nforce JUNK..best is avoid NFORCE MOBO totally.

all fans died, all 3, PSU, CPU and GPU? 2009 FAILED PLAYING a GAME that means 2 things, or more i will do them all first off do not hot swap any GPU Card AC cord to wall or boom blow up cards or mobo. (hot swap NOTHING inside a PC) yes happens to 10,000's world wide gaming.!!! not one video card told just the game. how sad is that. it came new with VISTA then 2009 no OS told by you no hints. causes all: seen them all I have.fixed them all (if possible) 1: GPU card with AUX 12vdc jacks 1 to3 not connected all if seen on card they are NEVER optional. 2: PSU overloaded by 3: wrong GPU driver loaded and remove old driver before card is replaced, then shut down and pull AC cord for 15 minutes then load me gpi card driver next, nvidia or AMD/ATI. as the case may be;. 4: PSU BAD gee it ran for 9 years, amazing it did. caps bad there 5: MOBO bad caps left over from 2008? or older. Cap Plague. 6: any of 20-things in a PC shorts, bingo PSU shuts off under 1second flat. 7: PC, PSU or CPU or GPU card overheats it shuts down, for sure near 90c, 50c is goal never allow near 90c, ever, case fans help. we fix bad PC so seen it and we have way faster GAMING PC make right DIY) did I get them all , seems yes. no?

it's overheat or critical error problemtry to remove dust from coolers and memory modulesand if it don't work try to change PSU or RAM or CPU

Drivers can be downloaded here:http://www.asrock.com/mb/NVIDIA/N68-S%20UCC/?cat=Download

I'm going to give you a couple of ways to check this;
1 Click on "start" then, click on "control panel". In your list (icons), find "device manager", right click on , open and click on continue. Click on the box with + next to "sound audio and game controllers". You should have a drop down of your device, probably HD audio. Right click on that. You should see "disable" in the list. If you see "enable" click on that and exit. Right click on it again and click on the "properties" tab. You should see "this device is working properly. Windows adds generic or genuine drivers taht usually work for Realtek (ALC662) so, if you want to try an update, right click on device, then click on "drivers" tab. Click on search web/internet for drivers...
You can check by clicking on the speaker icon in your taskbar at lower right of screen. Right click on it. Click on playback devices. You should see a green check on left and sound bars on right. Right ckick on your device and you should see "disable" if you see "enable" click on that, exit.
right click on again and click on "open sound mixer" and adjust volume. Right click on the speaker one more time and right click on your device. Click on test. the bars should respond and you should hear the pings.

Test your PSU or replace it if your power supply units fan is not working your PSU is faulty

One bad lead can cause a computer to continue on a cycle or to shutdown or fail to detect/ boot up a computer hard drive

Test all leads that attach to your hard drive including electrical extensions,IDE,SATA

the leads from your ((motherboard to your hard drive)) make sure they have a secure connection and are not faulty or just replace them there probably old and faulty make sure all leads that are attached to your drives dvd\cd 3 1/2 inch floppy have secure connections and are not faulty even the electrical extensions or just replace them they are probably old and faulty a computer needs its connections to have an end so any faulty leads will end up with a computer error

hope this will help don

the highest the video can go is 256meg and is adjusted in the Bios an depends on how much ram memory you have installed but yo can upgrade to a PCI-E video card.Here is the manual for the board.

ftp://174.142.97.10/manual/N68-S.pdf

check this link and chose your OS.
Your motherboard is an AM2, not an AM2+, sounds picky, but could be why you didn't find your model number before.
GOOD LUCK AND THANKS FOR RATING THIS POST!!!!

real asrock mobo told ,just the intel chipset code H110the bios controls that in bios disable iGPU. no cpu told either as some have no igpu at all.like xeons, and some mobo can run both i3+ and zeons.see this search at asrocksee how your post has no real clues?https://www.asrock.com/support/index.asp?Model=h11029 mobo made based on only intel chipet.

double posted you?of 29mobo not one told.https://www.asrock.com/support/index.asp?Model=h110the bios page,labeled, igpu (disable /enable ) is there.some mobo allow zeon here with zero igpu.but not yoursthey make h110 ,mobo just for useless now, bitcoin mining.watch the netflix movie how the blocked mining,then save moneyalso learn what ROI is?

Check Ram and fun if not properly installed

First of all, check if there are any inflated capacitors, if there is even one- ditch MBO, other capacitors will soon follow. If no inflated capacitors proceed with these diagnostic steps: 1/ disconnect all peripherials (DVD, HDD, card reader...), leave only MBO, PSU and RAM (and CPU of course); if nothing happens 2/remove CMOS battery (CR2032) for 20-30 sec with power cord disconected from computer, that will reset BIOS; 3/ take out RAM sticks, then, if you have more than one stick, try with each stick separately (it might be faulty RAM); 4/power on MBO without any RAM-if speaker is present it should give BEEP signals; 5/ try with different PSU, many power supplies are faulty even when they do give power to MBO. If nothing of above does not help than you have faulty MBO, because CPUs are so rare to fail that in my 10 years of experience in PC service I had 3-4 fried CPU-s, and even that was because costumer tried to clean PC, removed CPU cooler and than incorrectly placed it back or didn't put thermal paste afterwards.

3 post all the same mobo and all 3 same reasons. and all 3 same answers. zero no I added one, coin cell is dead at 7 years, you are 2004 to 2018 late to the party. 14 year old battery is 2 times spec life. for sure.

http://drivers.downloadatoz.com/download/76103,compaq-nc4200-intel-vga-driver.html maybe.

Wipe the hard drive and do a clean install, not repair.

swapping out parts, try with different power supply pull the ram reseat it maybe one at time. different memory slots. change one part at a time with good working part, never assume any part is good.