Question about Network Stack

[szr]

Hello Everyone
Quick question- what is a Network Stack function in my BIOS? I have this function Disabled i n Advanced section and Boot section. Regards

[szr]

Thanks Nodens again for your help. I remove Al Suite program, download and run Al Suite Cleaner. Now everything work perfect and system work quicker. Regards

[Nodens]

No problem:)

[m_oreilly]

so a big "don't install AI suite" recommendation. why is it even included with these boards??? this is pretty much common knowledge...
maybe a sticky should be put up re 'avoid AI' for piece of mind?

[szr]

Now I must found some good program for temperature controll. Maybe Asus have a small good program for controll temp.?

[Nodens]

szr wrote:
Now I must found some good program for temperature controll. Maybe Asus have a small good program for controll temp.?

Look for AIDA64. It's how AI Suite should be heh. Unfortunately it's not free though.

@m.oreilly: I guess it's just very buggy. It would be nice if it worked properly...

[R4E3960X]

AI Suite has been memory leak issue now. Avoid install them on both Windows 7 & 8.

[szr]

Thanks Nodens. I install Aida 64- great program (I got full info about my around my computer). Now I can check all temp. on Motherboard plus temp. on my two Hard Drives. Now Only I use AI Suite software for donloading new BIOS (install and after software BIOS update, qick remove). Now I feel big different on my system work- quick acces to all Windows functions after start. Regards

[D_V_D]

That is such a waste of nice software...I really like AI Suite 2 software but also like instant network connection...Isn't there another way to have full access to the intel gigabit network? Just curious
BTW...Thank you 'SZR' for asking 2 of my quetions(#1 and #3) and Thank you 'Nodens' for providing the answers although I'd love a better explanation for #1 question 'SZR' asked...I have ENABLED both Network Stack in bios and i really haven't noticed any difference.

[Nodens]

D.V.D wrote:
That is such a waste of nice software...I really like AI Suite 2 software but also like instant network connection...Isn't there another way to have full access to the intel gigabit network? Just curious
BTW...Thank you 'SZR' for asking 2 of my quetions(#1 and #3) and Thank you 'Nodens' for providing the answers although I'd love a better explanation for #1 question 'SZR' asked...I have ENABLED both Network Stack in bios and i really haven't noticed any difference.

As I said, the Network stack enables you to use network booting. It's a special network configuration where networked computers boot not from a hard disk but from a centralized location in a network. If you don't know what it is you don't need it. It's for advanced network setups that are mostly used in corporations or universities.. Start here for more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preboot_Execution_Environment

[D_V_D]

Thank you Nodens for the link