Biostar

1. Install SATA HDD cables on SATA port 1 and 2.

2. Install SATA DVD ROM cable on SATA port 4.

3. Go to CMOS> Chipset> SouthBridge Chipset Configuration> OnChip SATA Type, set to [RAID] mode.

4. Press [F10] key to Save configuration changes and exit setup.

5. System will reboot and read RAID Option ROM.

Press [Crtl-F] key to go to RAID Option ROM Utility setup screen.

RAID Option ROM will detect two SATA HDDs and one SATA DVD device correspond to the SATA ports which device plugged in.

6. RAID Option ROM setup screen.

Choose [2] to define new RAID array.

7. Press [Enter] to select No 1 to make RAID array.

8. Use [Space] key to select RAID 0 mode in this section.

Press [Down] key to select Stripe Block size for 64 KB or 128 KB.

9. Assign both HDDs to [Y] in Drvies Assignments section, Total Drv must be [2] to make RAID 0 array.

10. Press [Ctrl-Y] to save the setting. RAID Option ROM will clear HDD MBR data. Press [Crtl-Y] again to agree and keep the setting.

11. Option ROM will ask to set RAID array disk space. Press any key to select maximum disk space.

12. After settings are complete, it will show the RAID 0 Status Funcitonal.

Press [Esc] to finish the setting.

13. Press [Esc] to complete the RAID option ROM setting and press [Y] to reboot the system.

14. After next boot up, RAID Option ROM will detect RAID 0 array.

Let system to read Windows 7 SP1 disk from DVD drive.

15. Follow the setting for Windows 7 SP1 installation.

Windows will recognize RAID 0 system in one single disk.

Continue Windows 7 SP1 installation by press [Next] button, or choose [Drive option] to set partition and disk space.

If your motherboard has 4 memory slots, please refer following pictures for memory installation.

One memory module

Two memory modules with dual channel memory support.

Four memory modules with dual channel memory support.

If your motherboard has 2 memory slots, please refer following pictures for memory installation.

One memory module.

Two memory modules with dual channel memory support.

Currently only UEFI BIOS motherboard (P67/H67/H61 chipset) with Windows 7/Vista 64 bit O.S. will be able to support 3TB hard drive in full 3TB size.

Due to UEFI BIOS coding, after POST screen error message showed 8 seconds, it will go to CMOS setup screen automatically. After load BIOS default setting(F3 key), the error message will not show on next boot up.

Due to PCI-E VGA card has HDMI output, so the on-board HDMI device will need to install the seperate driver for system to detect it properly.

Please download following driver for Windows XP OS to fix the HDMI audio device problem.
https://www.biostar.com.tw/files/faq/intel_6x_hdmi_xp.rar

1. Update the latest audio driver for VIA codec.

ftp://61.222.191.202/temp/fae/carter/v9200c.exe

2. For Windows XP system, Un-check the "Using Front Jack Detect" setting in VIA HD ADeck utility, then AC97's front audio will work properly.

3. For Windows 7 system, select the tool mark on left corner of VIA HD Audio Deck utility.

Then un-check "Enable front panel jack detection" and click OK.

AC97's front audio will work properly.

Please go to our main page for Bio Remote 2.
Download server(motherboard) utility and phone application, then follow user manual for installation procedure.

https://www.biostar.com.tw/app/en/event/bio-remote2/download.htm

User manual can download from this link.
https://www.biostar.com.tw/app/en/event/bio-remote2/manual.zip

AC-97  front panel audio doesn't support jack detection, so it will need to select "Disable front panel jack detection" under Realtek audio utility.

After select this function, AC97's front audio should works properly.

For Windows XP system:

For Windows 7 system:

Select folder picture on upper right corner of Realtek HD Audio Manager utility, then check "Disable front panel jack detection" and click OK to finish setting.

The UEFI BIOS will only support Windows 7 64 Bit and Windows Vista 64 Bit O.S., other O.S will not be supported.

Here are the resolutions for H67 motherboard display output.

Disaply port will be able to support 2560x1600 resolution with 60 Hz.

HDMI and DVI port will support up to 1920*1200 resolution with 60 Hz.

D-Sub (analog) display will be able to support up to 2048*1536 resolution at 75 Hz.