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i have installed windows 7 complete installations have been fine but Asus Smart Doctor creating problem. When I try and start the program it shows error "Can not load EIO.DLL" in the vista the program has worked fine earlier.
any one know solution? thank you ..
mostly the problem is related to driver for 64 bit Windows that can be create problem of drivers so find drivers to match all the installed devices ,mainly graphics driver so just update it and try again
The only solution I have found is to change the name of EIO.DLL in regedit. When the program is installed as a new file called "C \ Program Files \ ASUS \ Smart Doctor \ EIO.dll",also install different versions. Also tried the compatibility mode with windows7 and run as administrator .
If you want to have the same functionality as the Asus Smart Doctor try GPU-Z. There, you can monitor temperature, fan speed, etc. on the video card. you can use such as RivaTuner.hard to find solution for your
yet lots of manufacturers have not been developed the program and drivers that are completely compatible with win7.
hi guys
i also had the same problem . installed w 7 and got the same error eio.dLL.........
what i tried was to run the setup as administrator and imagine it fixed up
thanks to the guy who suggested it now i can ocerclock my gpu en 8400 gs silent.but now when i start smart doc it says
some features can"t work system doesnot install gamers osd
so what to do with it
since i am new with asus can anybody tell me the use of gamers osd
thanks in advance:thumbup1:
If you want to boost graphics card performance without exiting the game then you can activate ASUS GamerOSD anytime during gameplay and adjust the GPU clock for instant overclocking. Real-time FPS (frames per second) status is also available to keep track of performance improvements.
For more information go to this link.
If you can't find the EIO.DLL file, it's the reason for the error message (Windows can't find it either).64 bit Windows is to find drivers - I'd suggest first trying to find drivers to match all the installed devices.
I would advise you to either remove SmartDoctor completely or go into the setup menu of the program and disable VDDQ monitoring.
Go to - Start, select Run and search the registry for "eio.dll".
From the available results - find the one with the following value:
C?\Program Files\ASUS\SmartDoctor\EIO.dll
Now, replace the "?" with ":" n check whether the problem is solved....