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Hello everyone,
I just reinstalled my custom PC and when I try to install the Asus Ai Suite 3 it will not open at all. I'm little stuck, I tired different ways but doesn't seem to work. What I am tiring to do is my BIOS update and its the very first one, 0309 and I got it up to 705 ver. However it says I need a BIOS update which is through EZ update which uses Ai Suite 3. I am trying to get all my BIOS updates done. My system is Windows 10 64 bit and my system spec is:
MB: Asus B85M-G
CPU: i5-4430
RAM: 2x4GB= 8GB kingston
GPU: AMD XFX R7950
Storage: Samsung SSD Pro 128GB
Storage: WD Blue 500GB
PSU FPS 850W Bronze
Anti-Viurs for now is what Windows 10 gives.
I just reinstalled my custom PC and when I try to install the Asus Ai Suite 3 it will not open at all. I'm little stuck, I tired different ways but doesn't seem to work. What I am tiring to do is my BIOS update and its the very first one, 0309 and I got it up to 705 ver. However it says I need a BIOS update which is through EZ update which uses Ai Suite 3. I am trying to get all my BIOS updates done. My system is Windows 10 64 bit and my system spec is:
MB: Asus B85M-G
CPU: i5-4430
RAM: 2x4GB= 8GB kingston
GPU: AMD XFX R7950
Storage: Samsung SSD Pro 128GB
Storage: WD Blue 500GB
PSU FPS 850W Bronze
Anti-Viurs for now is what Windows 10 gives.
Asus Ai Suite Win 7 64 Bit Download
The only parts of AI Suite III I installed on my Asus Gryphon Z87, i5-4670 system were Thermal Radar 2 and System Information. It works very well, and the program has been well-behaved. I haven't noticed any memory leaks, instability, problems with sleep or hibernation, popups, etc. This is going on 10 months now, and I'm really quite impressed with it, and this is coming from someone who considers such software junk until proven otherwise. I do run an Administrator account, though.
I have no startup Asus programs, but there are two tasks in Task Scheduler, 'Asus AISuiteIII' and 'Asus DIPAwayMode'. I disabled the latter with no ill effect. I know that using Task Scheduler can help with boot-time UAC prompts. For example, though it has since been fixed, I still have this line in my 30 step Windows 7 installation guide:
16. Add 'C:Program Files (x86)APCAPC PowerChute Personal EditionDisplay.exe' to Task Scheduler at logon with highest privileges and delete from autoruns to avoid UAC prompt when logging in. Necessary for Powerchute Personal 3.0. FIXED IN LATER VERSIONS.
So that might be a way out of the prompts, but I have no idea if it's advisable for the Asus programs. Again, I was running an Administrator account, and I don't know if it would have behaved any differently when running a plain User account.
I have no startup Asus programs, but there are two tasks in Task Scheduler, 'Asus AISuiteIII' and 'Asus DIPAwayMode'. I disabled the latter with no ill effect. I know that using Task Scheduler can help with boot-time UAC prompts. For example, though it has since been fixed, I still have this line in my 30 step Windows 7 installation guide:
16. Add 'C:Program Files (x86)APCAPC PowerChute Personal EditionDisplay.exe' to Task Scheduler at logon with highest privileges and delete from autoruns to avoid UAC prompt when logging in. Necessary for Powerchute Personal 3.0. FIXED IN LATER VERSIONS.
So that might be a way out of the prompts, but I have no idea if it's advisable for the Asus programs. Again, I was running an Administrator account, and I don't know if it would have behaved any differently when running a plain User account.
