AI Suite III is a very powerful piece of software to have on your ROG system. The plethora of utilities and options available allows you to fine tune every aspect of your system while monitoring all the variables in real time. Read on for some useful tips to help you get the best from AI Suite III.
Tip 1. Trouble installing AI Suite III?
Some of our users have been encountering some pesky issues when trying to install the application. If you’re one of the very few that could not get the installer to work for you, don’t fret. Continue reading!
Step 1. Navigate to the AXSP folder that’s in the AI Suite folder. Then right click axIns.exe and select Properties.
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Step 2. Click the Unblock option at the bottom of the General tab.
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Step 3. Proceed to the Compatibility tab and click the Change settings for all users option.
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Step 4. Tick Run this program as an administrator option.
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Step 5. Click Ok to apply your changes.
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Step 6. Open HMService folder next. Then right click aaHMIns.exe and select Properties.
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Step 7. Click the Unblock option at the bottom of the General tab.
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Step 8. Proceed to the Compatibility tab and click the Change settings for all users option.
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Step 9. Tick Run this program as an administrator option.
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Step 10. Click Ok to apply your changes.
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Step 11. Run AsusSetup.exe with administrator privileges.
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Step 12. Open Task Manager and end the axIns.exe process to continue with the setup.
If above fix didn’t work for you, then you’ll need to dig up the DVD that came with your motherboard and follow these steps.
1. Pop the DVD into your optical drive.
2. Look for the AI Suite III folder on the DVD.
3. Run AsusSetup.exe with administrator privileges to install an earlier version of AI Suite III.
4. Follow the onscreen prompts.
5. When your installation is done, download the latest version from your motherboard’s support page.
6. Follow the instructions for a normal installation to update the older version.
Tip 2. Installing AI Suite III In Your Native Language.
AI Suite III comes in nine different languages. So if you’re not a native English speaker, then this tip will have you running AI Suite III in your favorite language in no time.
Step 1. Start by opening Registry Editor.
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Step 2. Navigate to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\ASUS\AI-SUITE_II Right click in the right window and create a new String Value.
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Step 3. Name the String Value to Language.
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Step 4. Input the value of your language.
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Choose from below:
0404 = Traditional Chinese
0C04 = Traditional Chinese
1404 = Traditional Chinese
1004 = Simplified Chinese
0804 = Simplified Chinese
09 = English
0C = French
07 = German
0A = Spanish
11 = Japanese
12 = Korean
19 = Russian
Step 6. Restart your system and AI Suite III will be displayed in your language!
Tip 1. Trouble installing AI Suite III?
Some of our users have been encountering some pesky issues when trying to install the application. If you’re one of the very few that could not get the installer to work for you, don’t fret. Continue reading!
Step 1. Navigate to the AXSP folder that’s in the AI Suite folder. Then right click axIns.exe and select Properties.
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Step 2. Click the Unblock option at the bottom of the General tab.
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Step 3. Proceed to the Compatibility tab and click the Change settings for all users option.
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Step 4. Tick Run this program as an administrator option.
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Step 5. Click Ok to apply your changes.
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Step 6. Open HMService folder next. Then right click aaHMIns.exe and select Properties.
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Step 7. Click the Unblock option at the bottom of the General tab.
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Step 8. Proceed to the Compatibility tab and click the Change settings for all users option.
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Step 9. Tick Run this program as an administrator option.
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Step 10. Click Ok to apply your changes.
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Step 11. Run AsusSetup.exe with administrator privileges.
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Step 12. Open Task Manager and end the axIns.exe process to continue with the setup.
If above fix didn’t work for you, then you’ll need to dig up the DVD that came with your motherboard and follow these steps.
1. Pop the DVD into your optical drive.
2. Look for the AI Suite III folder on the DVD.
3. Run AsusSetup.exe with administrator privileges to install an earlier version of AI Suite III.
4. Follow the onscreen prompts.
5. When your installation is done, download the latest version from your motherboard’s support page.
6. Follow the instructions for a normal installation to update the older version.
Tip 2. Installing AI Suite III In Your Native Language.
AI Suite III comes in nine different languages. So if you’re not a native English speaker, then this tip will have you running AI Suite III in your favorite language in no time.
Step 1. Start by opening Registry Editor.
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Step 2. Navigate to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\ASUS\AI-SUITE_II Right click in the right window and create a new String Value.
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Step 3. Name the String Value to Language.
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Step 4. Input the value of your language.
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Choose from below:
0404 = Traditional Chinese
0C04 = Traditional Chinese
1404 = Traditional Chinese
1004 = Simplified Chinese
0804 = Simplified Chinese
09 = English
0C = French
07 = German
0A = Spanish
11 = Japanese
12 = Korean
19 = Russian
Step 6. Restart your system and AI Suite III will be displayed in your language!
Hello folks,
Long time have I've been absent from this forum until today when I'd apperciate some help with Fan Xpert 3 settings.
So the question is - Is there a way, for the fans that are controlled by some Temperature source, to be controlled by my VGA temperture.
So in basics, I'd like to add GPU temp as a source in the "Source" option. I've noticed that Fan Xpert 3 can "read" the Asus VGA temp, so now my only concern is - how to get that GPU temp onto the Source menu.
I'm trying to change this setting because my CPU/MBO temp is hovering around 40°C mark, but my VGA is about 50-60°C and there isn't enough fresh air sucked into the case from my H100i GTX fans. Some pics here and here.
Btw, I have an Asus Z97I-PLUS motherboard, Intel i3-4360 CPU, Asus GTX680 DC2O VGA, Corsair H100i GTX cooler, and the fans that I'm trying to control are 4-pin PWM type.
Thanks for your help and ideas in advance 🙂
Cheers
Long time have I've been absent from this forum until today when I'd apperciate some help with Fan Xpert 3 settings.
So the question is - Is there a way, for the fans that are controlled by some Temperature source, to be controlled by my VGA temperture.
So in basics, I'd like to add GPU temp as a source in the "Source" option. I've noticed that Fan Xpert 3 can "read" the Asus VGA temp, so now my only concern is - how to get that GPU temp onto the Source menu.
I'm trying to change this setting because my CPU/MBO temp is hovering around 40°C mark, but my VGA is about 50-60°C and there isn't enough fresh air sucked into the case from my H100i GTX fans. Some pics here and here.
Btw, I have an Asus Z97I-PLUS motherboard, Intel i3-4360 CPU, Asus GTX680 DC2O VGA, Corsair H100i GTX cooler, and the fans that I'm trying to control are 4-pin PWM type.
Thanks for your help and ideas in advance 🙂
Cheers
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Hello folks,
Long time have I've been absent from this forum until today when I'd apperciate some help with Fan Xpert 3 settings.
So the question is - Is there a way, for the fans that are controlled by some Temperature source, to be controlled by my VGA temperture.
So in basics, I'd like to add GPU temp as a source in the "Source" option. I've noticed that Fan Xpert 3 can "read" the Asus VGA temp, so now my only concern is - how to get that GPU temp onto the Source menu.
I'm trying to change this setting because my CPU/MBO temp is hovering around 40°C mark, but my VGA is about 50-60°C and there isn't enough fresh air sucked into the case from my H100i GTX fans. Some pics here and here.
Btw, I have an Asus Z97I-PLUS motherboard, Intel i3-4360 CPU, Asus GTX680 DC2O VGA, Corsair H100i GTX cooler, and the fans that I'm trying to control are 4-pin PWM type.
Thanks for your help and ideas in advance 🙂
Cheers
lol this issue is going to have grandkids. Can't any programmer at ASUS look into this basic bug?
or just release the source code I can do it myself lol!
