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In order to not occupy the system resource, we had set the SATA function as Disabled under CMOS Setup Menu. Please follow below instruction to enable your system SATA function

1. Power On the system and then press the "Del" key to enter the BIOS Setup Screen
2. Choice Integrated Peripherals / On Chip IDE Device/ On-Chip Serial ATA
3. Set "On-Chip Serial ATA" function as Auto.
4. Press "ESC" key go to Main Setup Menu
5. Select "Save & Exit Setup" to complete the setting procedure.

Please follow below Instruction to install the USB Card Reader driver

1. Insert the CD Driver Into the CDROM
2. Access the CDROM content
3. Select DRIVER/CARD_READER
4. Double Click the Setup.exe file to start the Installation process.
5. Follow the instruction to finish the installation procedure.

This Is because the Overclocking frequency that you had set Is out of CPU limitation. By following steps you can secure your system--

1. Removed The Power Core From The System
2. Closed The Jumper JCLK3
3. Plug-In The Power Core & Turn ON The System
4. Press "Delete" Key To Enter The CMOS Setup Menu
5. "Load Optimized Default" under the CMOS Setup Menu
6. Save and Quit the CMOS Setup Menu.
7. Turn The System Off
8. Open the JCLK3
9. Turn On the system

Please refer the Warpspeeder support description as following link. The U8788 board unable to support OverVoltage function, because the major chipset limitation.
-> http://www.biostar.com.tw/products/mainboard/socket_478/u8788/

To highly perform the Dual-Channel DDR (128-bit), at least 2 or more DIMM modules must be installed and the modules must be the combination of DIMM A and DIMM B. If there is only one DIMM installed, the Memory performs only at 64-bit. Besides, the Dual-DDR function can able to support the Normal DDR, from DDR200/266/333/400

Biostar have updated the entire necessary driver for all devices used on M6TWX series and M7VKX series motherboards. With the latest released updated driver, M6TWX and M7VKX series motherboards are able to support Windows XP system.

Please notice there's a Jumper JP8 stick together with the JPANEL 1. You might treat the JP8 as part of JPANEL 1.

The function just able worked under windows 98/98Se/ME, but it unable to work under windows XP/2000/NT and DOS environemnt.
This is because both of windows 98 and windows ME are using polling way to check the CPU's Temperature per 6 seconds. But, these perating system as windows 2000 & NT & XP are using a Event action to check it.

Yes. M7VKH can support AMD Morgen and Palamino series CPU. However you need to update the BIOS to VKH0528F .

So far, M7VKB motherboard had designed on two different types, with and without CPU Temperature's sensor. Please refer to following descriptions:

• Version 1.0 & Version 1.1: These two version motherboards had the CPU Temperature's Sensor.
• Version 2.0 & Version 2.1: These two version motherboards had no CPU Temperature's Sensor.