Express Gate

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Mi guys

Have a strange error message on this new motherboard (M3N78 - PRO ).
It only apears briefly, and I had to photograph it to read it. The PC
boots up fine works fine too.



Error Code 8C000002

Express gate is not installed on your system or the instalation is
incomplete. To get internet access
within seconds of starting your computer, please use express gate
installer to install express gate

Press any key to continue

Any ideas on this one.


Desmond.
 
Des said:
Mi guys

Have a strange error message on this new motherboard (M3N78 - PRO ).
It only apears briefly, and I had to photograph it to read it. The PC
boots up fine works fine too.



Error Code 8C000002

Express gate is not installed on your system or the instalation is
incomplete. To get internet access
within seconds of starting your computer, please use express gate
installer to install express gate

Press any key to continue

Any ideas on this one.


Desmond.
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Have you tried going into the BIOS and disabling Express Gate ?
It is mentioned in your manual (BIOS section). If the paper copy
of the manual is too fuzzy to read, I find the downloadable
PDF version is good.

Express Gate ("Splashtop") is a kind of mini OS for your motherboard.
It allows doing a limited amount of stuff, and boots up in five seconds.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Express_Gate

On low end motherboards, Express Gate software is stored on
a hard drive. So, to get rid of the error above, installing
Express Gate would give the firmware something to do. Disabling
Express Gate in the BIOS, would likely bypass the attempt to
start the mini-OS.

On some motherboards, Asus actually includes some kind of
flash memory device onboard, such that Express Gate can be
entirely held in flash. In that case, you wouldn't be
seeing the error, because the Express Gate stuff would
already be installed. That appears to be a part of
the P6T Deluxe. For other motherboards, the Express Gate
is installed by the user, and the necessary files are
stored on a hard drive.

Best guess,
Paul
 
Have you tried going into the BIOS and disabling Express Gate ?
It is mentioned in your manual (BIOS section). If the paper copy
of the manual is too fuzzy to read, I find the downloadable
PDF version is good.

Express Gate ("Splashtop") is a kind of mini OS for your motherboard.
It allows doing a limited amount of stuff, and boots up in five seconds.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Express_Gate

On low end motherboards, Express Gate software is stored on
a hard drive. So, to get rid of the error above, installing
Express Gate would give the firmware something to do. Disabling
Express Gate in the BIOS, would likely bypass the attempt to
start the mini-OS.

On some motherboards, Asus actually includes some kind of
flash memory device onboard, such that Express Gate can be
entirely held in flash. In that case, you wouldn't be
seeing the error, because the Express Gate stuff would
already be installed. That appears to be a part of
the P6T Deluxe. For other motherboards, the Express Gate
is installed by the user, and the necessary files are
stored on a hard drive.

Best guess,
    Paul
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Ok thanks for your help.

Des.
 
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