Posts by quietbadger23

Noah Sanchez39 said:Honestly, I’d bet those errors are tied to those little Asus utilities you have installed—you can honestly just uninstall them without a second thought. If things start acting weird later, you can always reinstall them from the disc that came with the PC; 🙂
I don't even have them since I don't use Asus hardware;
those little programs are mostly just for overclocking or managing power consumption;
In my opinion, that error isn't anything dangerous 😉

Oh, thanks!
I went ahead and wiped them out, and everything seems fine so far
Could you recommend a good program to monitor my CPU and motherboard temperatures? Also, what's considered a "normal" temperature range so I know if I need to worry? I'm running an Intel Core i7

Thanks!

Noah Sanchez39 said:The page mentions both TurboV (for overclocking) and Asus ep (for managing power consumption). I'm sensing some kind of "conflict" happening within the BIOS—maybe try hunting down the relevant settings and resetting them back to their factory defaults 🤔

I haven't actually done any overclocking myself

Here’s a screenshot http://img687.imageshack.us/f/greka1.png/—just click it if you want to see the full version
I have a feeling this error might be tied to this http://img138.imageshack.us/i/greke.png/

Do you guys happen to have this software installed?
What's the point of these programs anyway?
If I just wipe them out to see if things improve, is that going to be risky?

And is this error message I'm seeing actually dangerous??

I could really use some help here
Thanks

Noah Sanchez39 said:@ quietbadger23
Which Asus motherboard are you talking about? 🤔

I've got an asus M4N75TD motherboard here--
http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?p_id=b6r5qxwnoajzwcux

Man, please tell me how I can fix this.

Every time I boot up my PC, I get hit with this http://img138.imageshack.us/i/greke.png/
Is this something serious?
Any idea how I can fix this??
Thanks!

So, all things considered, for those of you who made the jump from Windows XP to Windows 7—would you actually recommend sticking with Windows 7, or is it better to just stay put on Windows XP?