Another AI Suite Problem

[waynerdpkrebs]

Howdy all,

I just got my first ASUS product, the Sabertooth Z87. While I remain optimistic, I am getting completely frustrated spending hours on trying to get the AI Suite III working. At every bootup, I get the errors below. For some reason the setup runs on startup. I tried uninstalling the suite and ran the cleaner I got from the ASUS forum. I'm still getting the errors. I also downloaded the latest suite and it fails to even start. Please, help.

TIA,
Wayne

Windows 7
ASUS Sabertooth Z87
EVGA GTX 770
Antec Signature 850
2x Seagate 1 TB HDDs
G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3 1600

[Chino]

Welcome to the Republic of Gamers forum, waynerdpkrebs.

Open Task Scheduler. Look for a task that says i-something. Delete that task. Reboot. And it should be solved.

[waynerdpkrebs]

Awesome. Thanks for the quick reply !! I'll give it a try when I get home.

[Myk_SilentShado]

i-something that's somewhat vague, even for you Chino :cool: lol

[Chino]

Myk SilentShadow wrote:
i-something that's somewhat vague, even for you Chino :cool: lol

I know right. LOL

It shouldn't be hard to find though. The entry is under the Active Tasks section of the Task Scheduler.

[waynerdpkrebs]

Wait so, it's really not named "i-something"? 😉

[Chino]

waynerdpkrebs wrote:
Wait so, it's really not named "i-something"? 😉

No. LOL

i-setup or i-bunch of numbers. I don't remember exactly.

[waynerdpkrebs]

Thanks, Chino!!
That worked. So, here comes the bad news. After finally feeling victorious over this difficult install (I was also have shutdown issues caused by IRST), I decided to install my Thermaltake Water 3.0 and start overclocking. After that pain in the ass install I booted up and... nothing. The bloody red CPU LED was lighting up my board. No POST. I tried a myriad of things and nothing changed. So , I guess I should exchange the MoBo and CPU?

[HiVizMan]

What you need to do is start from a clean slate.

Clear CMOS and start new.

If you OS is corrupted then you will think your system is messed when in truth it is your OS.

[waynerdpkrebs]

I tried clearing the CMOS. Nothing changed.. I'm suspecting a bent pin on the CPU socket. I already sent everything back. I should be getting replacements this week... If I'm lucky.