Z77A-G45-GAMING Super-Charger dont work

Running Win7 64Bit
i cant' get Super-Charger to work , usb plug connected into JUSB1 , Z77A-G45-GAMING Super-Charger v 1.2.018 i got an Sony Xperia S , program when i click it just says , "Super-Charger already running." i have no GUI
got a Cooler master Haf X case
i tried all 3 usb plugs onto the mobo ,
JUSB1-2-3

JUSB1 has power at all times whether PC is on or off. 0.5A without Super Charger, 1.5A with Super Charger. Are you sure the cable you are using is good? Front panel USB plugged into JUSB1 header?
I just finished checking things out on mine and apparently the icon is hidden. Click on the "Show hidden icons" button.
Right click on the S C icon, left click on "Main Window" in the menu that pops up, then left click on the "On" button to "Enable fast-charging immediately" and see how it goes.

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Quote from: hpipiw on 25-November-14, 09:47:03
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Specification say:
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Super Charger
Mobile consumer appliances are getting more and more attention in current day fast moving life style, with smart phones and tablets almost becoming a fashion accessory. However, many ordinary personal computers cannot charge some of these devices, making it difficult to stay connected. The MSI Super Charger is a Windows resident program capable of revising the power supply mode of your USB port to become more powerful. Once your phone or tablet is connected to your USB port, the Super Charger sends a signal to initiate its charging circuit, making it a really smart and convenient charging solution for mobile computing needs.
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Check the mainboard settings in the BIOS.
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Enter the Integrated Graphics Configuration.
Disable Virtu technology and select your discrete card as the initial GPU under Initate Graphic Aadapter.
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The problem may be with the enabling of PCI-E 3.0. The VGA's you have are 2.0.
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