Problems with Jginyue B75M-H MOBO.

[Mr.Goku]

I have quite recently just got this motherboard from Ebay as a cheapo alternative to what I previously had. When I first installed it, It did not want to give me video output through my GPU, so I instead plugged my HDMI into my the MOBO. I then finished setting up my new drive and finished setting up windows 10. When I was done and in windows, everything seemed fine, Until I installed updates and restarted my PC. It was "fine" at first, But thats when things went downhill. My Ethernet had warnings on 'Event Viewer' named "NDIS". I then proceeded to do multiple "Fixes" from YouTube and a few from google, but none of them seemed to work. I tried to; Re-Install the Ethernet Driver, Done multiple 'Power' Related settings, But none of those worked either. Afterwards I then tried to get my GPU to work with different Bios settings, I enabled/disabled one by one to see if one of them would prove effective, but none of those worked either. I then also installed the motherboards drivers for the MOBO, Ethernet and sound. Once I installed and restarted, that too did not help me with anything. I am out of hope and honestly thinking my last resort is to replace the MOBO, but if ANYONE has a good idea of how to fix these, whether its a specific setting or specific a download, leave your suggestions, Thanks for reading!

 

[Athlonite]

Most on here are going to suggest that you stick with name brand parts as there's less likelihood of what you are now going through. Buying off brand no name janky hardware is always going to be problematic as you've just found out even the pro's have issues with these noname junk mobo's

 

[Mr.Goku]

Most on here are going to suggest that you stick with name brand parts as there's less likelihood of what you are now going through. Buying off brand no name janky hardware is always going to be problematic as you've just found out even the pro's have issues with these noname junk mobo's

Yeah figured someone would suggest that. Although I did mention that its a "cheap alternative" and I also said that my last resort will be to get a new MOBO, preferably a 'branded' one like 'Asus', But thanks for your help.

 

[Athlonite]

And now you know why it's cheap your last resort should have been this mobo and gone for an Asus or Gigabyte or MSI to start with

 

[Mr.Goku]

And now you know why it's cheap your last resort should have been this mobo and gone for an Asus or Gigabyte or MSI to start with

Yes, Im working with a prebuilt, and planning on building a proper rig in months-year, and my socket is 'LGA1155', so as a LAST RESORT I went for a cheaper Chinese motherboard, I asked for suggestions not for your comment on what I should have resorted to buying, thank you for your time.

 

[Athlonite]

Here's a suggestion then send it back for a refund and get a name brand mobo instead even a second hand name brand mobo shouldn't cost you more than what you paid for this junky one and you'll get proper driver support from the manufacturer

 

[Mr.Goku]

Here's a suggestion then send it back for a refund and get a name brand mobo instead even a second hand name brand mobo shouldn't cost you more than what you paid for this junky one and you'll get proper driver support from the manufacturer

Yeah, that already came to my mind, I was just looking to see if anyone has any clue as to what I should have done to fix it, cause I've already spent a week waiting for this one to come in to be disappointed. Now Im possibly going to have to wait another week for a 'Asus' MOBO to come in for my socket that costs twice as much but will work as I trust it will. (Used)