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The Asus P5QL Pro motherboard is discussed in the context of Windows 7 build 7000 x64. Users report issues such as one PC causing another to restart after login, possibly related to Wake-on-LAN or USB/keyboard settings. Another user describes problems configuring IDE drives on this board, including an IDE HDD and IDE DVD-RW not working properly in Windows Explorer despite being visible in Disk Management and the command prompt. The motherboard lacks clear configuration options for IDE drives, and the IDE HDD is assigned disk 0 while the SATA drive is disk 1, which the user wanted to reverse. These threads highlight troubleshooting challenges with the Asus P5QL Pro under Windows 7.
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    Windows 7 logging in makes another PC to go down

    I've got a curious problem. Perhaps it's a simple and known thing but to me it's new. I've got to PCs running W7 build 7000 ultimate x64 and connected through a router. After I log into PC_A due to a restart or shut-down (never tried switching user) it makes PC_B to restart apparently from...
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    • asus p5ql pro computer computer issues network power issues router troubleshooting wake on lan windows 7
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    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 7 secondary master IDE HDD + slave IDE DVD-RW = problem?

    Hello. I tried to configure a PC with W7 like this: c:\|d:\ SATAII HDD (two partitions) e:\ IDE HDD f:\ IDE DVD-RW I couldn't. Or could I? I did it but... albeit showing all the drives in the esplorer tree I couldn't explore the DVD I put in. But I could in the command prompt... The board...
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    • admin tools asus p5ql pro bios settings burning capability command prompt computer setup device recognition disk management drive letter dvd-rw error file explorer fixes ide configuration ide drive jumper settings pc configuration sata drive troubleshooting user experience windows 7
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    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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