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Just as a suggestion, have you gone to BIOS and set optimized defaults? As I understand your bios txt, Bios is blocking the card from starting. If that is the case, you will never install drivers as the OS cannot "see" the card. It is not recognized in the OS because BIOS has blocked it, or kept it from starting. It is saying that it does not have the resources to start it. It will not show in Device manager until the drivers are installed. The drivers will not install unless they can 'see' the card. The card is blocked in BIOS for whatever reason. I know you already know this most likely. But, it just seems to me, that the problem is either the card is defective, the motherboard is defective or the BIOS is corrupt or not functioning correctly. The problem you are having is in BIOS not starting the card for whatever reason. It says it cannot find the resources to start it. I doubt I am telling you anything you don't already know. But, I would suggest getting in touch with the vendor you bought the board from. He may know some technical information about that board. The other possibility is what Greg has already said. There is some incorrect setting in bios. I would suggest setting bios to defaults. That should set it to run the card if the card is a part of the board which I understood you to say. That's just my impression of the problems you are seeing.