6758 to Flash BIOS 1.5 or not to Flash BIOS 1.5

I have been reading the board for awhile and have realized that I may have bought a CRAP board. Nonetheless, would like to keep it running. I currently have:
NEO-FIS2R
2.4C Ghz @ 800 FSB
4 x 256 OCZ EL Dual DDR PC3700 GOLD (1GB)
ATI 9800 Radeon Pro
BIOS running with 1.2 and never been flashed.
I am currently unable to overclock anything as when I run CPU-Z it shows the normal values eventhough at boot up time its shows that its overclocked.
I am wondering if I should flash the M/B to 1.5 to resolve my overclock issue and possibly the memory bandwidth issues. I bought the board with BIOS V1.2 and its a virgin board. What is the best way to flash the board without getting any corruption and at the same time should I wait for the next BIOS update skipping V1.5 or go to V1.4 then get the next release.
Thanks
G16aByT3

tlgkumar wrote:
unfortunately its not working,It would be more helpful if you elaborate the actual problem here instead of saying "it is not working" and looking for confirmations.

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Where is bios 1.9 gone?

When will it be released as final version? Anyone has news?

Yeah
It's been over a month since 1.9b3
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875P Neo (MS-6758) V1.9 BIOS Beta 3 (1.9B3) 2003/10/02
This BIOS fixes the following problems of the previous version:
- update microcodes,
- modify HT support,
- Prescott support,
- fixed ICH5 SATA HDD incompatibilities issue,
- remove chinese language support
& two months since the last official version (2003-9-8).
Plus notice over the past 2 months, 865PE Neo2 has skipped 1.6 and gotten two releases
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865PE Neo2 (MS-6728) V1.8 Update date 2003-10-16
This BIOS fixes the following problems of the previous version:
- support Intel 3.2GH P4 Extreme processor
865PE Neo2 (MS-6728) V1.7 Update date 2003-10-6
This BIOS fixes the following problems of the previous version:
-Update CPU microcode
-Fixed Init. Graphics Adapter Priority bug

Intel raid controller ROM in MSI 875 updated yet?

Intel recently enabled the raid 1 option for the raid controller in their ICH5R chipset.
On the Intel website under the "Important information on Intel RAID Option ROM version" section Intel write the following:
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In order to fully utilize the new features included in version 3.5 of the Intel® Application Accelerator RAID Edition, Intel recommends that you first upgrade your system BIOS to one that includes version 3.5 of the Intel RAID Option ROM. You can obtain this system BIOS from your motherboard or system manufacturer.
The latest bios for my 875P Neo-FIS2R MS-6758 was released 2003-6-26 so I find it hard to believe that the 3.5 raid ROM is included since the software was (officially) released on 7-7-2003.
Furthermore I still have no raid 1 option when configuring my intel raid controller - only performance arrays can be set up.
When will MSI release a new bios with the latest Intel raid controller ROM?
Best regards
Andreas

I also humbly await the arrival of the (875P)6758 1.7 Bios update to enable RAID1......Any ideas on when we might get it?...any one?........eeerrrr...how about an ftp site address for a beta bios? anyone?..speak up I can't hear you back there........
Thanks
Polecat out

To Flash Bios or not???? MS-7345 PLATINUM

Hi,
I use the MSI Live Update5.
I am having issues with NOT RESPONDING and GHOSTING of the screen. I have a Nvidia Geforce 8600GT, DirectX11. I use Photoshop CS5, and Pinnacle Studio 15, but always get these Not responding error messages that drive me CRAZY!
I contacted Nvidia about my GPU Pc-E card, and they told me maybe I should update the Motherboard BIOS. I opened up the liveupdate5 and did a manual update for the bios, they told me before I Flash the bios, I should turn off anti-virus, and also Disable BIOS protection before I proceed.
Would this help my problem, or create new ones? I went into the BIOS and all I saw was "BOOT SECTOR PROTECTION", is this where they want me to disable, or is this something different?
If so, then I need to go back into BIOS and re-enable this bios protection feature?
In the Pinnacle Studio forums, they tell me it's actually the CPU and memory that makes these (photoshop/Studio) run effienciently not so much the GPU...is this correct? I thought it to be all three. I'm not ready to upgrade the computer just yet, but I want an i7, 16GB (minimum)DDR3, new mobo to replace this MS-7345 PLATINUM, and of course a faster core speed, more memory,and newer GPU PCi-e.
Win 7 PRO 64
8GB DDR2 PC6400
Nvidia 8600GT (latest drivers)
INTEL Quad Q6600 2.4 Ghz
Photoshop
PINNACLE STUDIO 15 (not installed until I take care of these issues with hanging)
MSI MS-7345 PLATINUM Mobo
Of course I've heard, "Do not flash the bios unless you really have to"....is this one of those times?
Thank you!

Howdy XFM,
Well,
Even though my geforce driver is up to date, nvidia sent me a download link (below) to maybe help with my issues of GHOSTING and NOT RESPONDING when I'm especially working with Pinnacle Studio, ........or actually anything else, either Online or Offline, it just freezes, and the round blue timer just spins and spins forever it seems.
Nvidia sent me a driver to maybe help with these issues, but they first told me to flash the bios.
I went into the BIOS and all I saw was "BOOT SECTOR PROTECTION", is this where they want me to disable before I download this file, or is this something different?
Do I actually have to flash the bios, or can I install this driver with out it?
I have a THERMALTAKE TOUGHPOWER 700W ATX 12V 2.2 & EPS 12V Power supply unit.
I have the P-35 MSI MS-7345 PLATINUM Motherboard.
Nvidia Geforce sent me a link for a download....But told me to FIRST, to Flash my BIOS before installing this driver, that's why I inquired about flashing the bios here on this forum. "I'm sure you've heard the old expression, "If it works, don't fix it.". I am simply frustrated that the computer just locks up and screen turns white, then I have to repeatedly reboot, and reboot, and get nowhere. I just re-installed Windows 7 again the other day, and have NOT re-installed STUDIO yet, because of possible lock ups, so I'm trying to find out as much info to combat this before i have to do the whole format,reinstall hardware and software all over again.
This is what nvidia told me,
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"I see that you are not getting any kernel error messages, it is partly good news that there could not be much damage to the hardware & you can proceed with the installation of the 296.10 driver version with clean install steps:
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"http://www.nvidia.com/object/win7-winvista-64bit-296.10-whql-driver.html "
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Try this driver version & check if the issue persist. As we checked earlier the 8600 GT should support Pinnacle Studio properly & freezing with slightest workload is not normal. All this will account to an unstable hardware. The driver install will isolate this issue & we shall run a test on the graphics card depending upon the results of the driver install.
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Hard-Power off caused BIOS to stop working (NOT because of BIOS Flash)

I was trying to boot up a live CD on my Toshiba Satellite P305D-S8900. The F12 key to pull up the boot menu didn't work, and it started to boot to Windows. I let it get past the "Starting Windows" Orab (running Windows 7), and hard-powered it off when it got to "Please Wait..." right before the login screen. After that, when ever I turn it on, the BIOS isn't loading. The Only LED lights going on are the Power button one, and the three that indicates it plugged in, the power is on, and the Battery indicator. The media buttons and the one above the trackpad doesn't work. The track pad one lights up when I hit the power button to turn it off. The fans are working (indicating the power management is working), the CD Drive is reading to see if there is a disc in there, and the screen remains black. There is no hard drive activity whatsoever. And the strangest thing of all...no beep code!!
I have so far tried taking out my MAIN battery for 24 hours (NOT the CMOS battery) and a Pheniox Crisis Disk with these combinations: "Win+B", "Fn+B", and "Fn+F". There is no beep codes when I do it or even any beeping to indicate the BIOS is getting flashed for that matter. Are there any other key combinations I could try? And yes, I from the start took out the battery, plugged in the drive, and pressed and held the key combinations while plugging in the AC, turning it on, and waiting about 30 seconds to release the key combinations. Like I said, this was not during any BIOS flashing, and what went wrong really stumps me.
Is there any other solution I could try? As of right now, sending into repair is not an option. Can anyone help me fix this? Thanks in advanced!

I was trying to boot up a live CD on my Toshiba Satellite P305D-S8900. The F12 key to pull up the boot menu didn't work, and it started to boot to Windows. I let it get past the "Starting Windows" Orab (running Windows 7), and hard-powered it off when it got to "Please Wait..." right before the login screen. After that, when ever I turn it on, the BIOS isn't loading. The Only LED lights going on are the Power button one, and the three that indicates it plugged in, the power is on, and the Battery indicator. The media buttons and the one above the trackpad doesn't work. The track pad one lights up when I hit the power button to turn it off. The fans are working (indicating the power management is working), the CD Drive is reading to see if there is a disc in there, and the screen remains black. There is no hard drive activity whatsoever. And the strangest thing of all...no beep code!!
I have so far tried taking out my MAIN battery for 24 hours (NOT the CMOS battery) and a Pheniox Crisis Disk with these combinations: "Win+B", "Fn+B", and "Fn+F". There is no beep codes when I do it or even any beeping to indicate the BIOS is getting flashed for that matter. Are there any other key combinations I could try? And yes, I from the start took out the battery, plugged in the drive, and pressed and held the key combinations while plugging in the AC, turning it on, and waiting about 30 seconds to release the key combinations. Like I said, this was not during any BIOS flashing, and what went wrong really stumps me.
Is there any other solution I could try? As of right now, sending into repair is not an option. Can anyone help me fix this? Thanks in advanced!

System Update Flash BIOS Update "Did not install"

Twice now I have experienced a problem using TVSU to update BIOS (Versions 1.58.0.0 and 1.59.0.0) in my ThinkCentre M92p. Each time the BIOS installs, but the message in the TVSU System Update "View installation history" window shows the Status as "Did not install." What could be causing this?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Support is clueless, understood.
where the version 1.58/1.59 comes from , I have no idea
Bios doc states:
9. You may see a POST error "0162: Setup data integrity check
   failure" after reboot. It is a normal behavior. Press F1 to
   enter BIOS Setup Utility. If you are using WIN8 64-bit OS,
   change the Exit->OS Optimized Defaults to "Enabled", otherwise,
   please change it to "Disabled". At last, press F10 to save
   your settings.
==
If you installed this standalone, which you should. Your will probably see a failure 0162 which is normal per documentation. If this a Fail condition, i dont know. My Bios is older.
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I am amazed to see su offer a bios update. ( power goes out, battery dead on laptop). This is a very senstitive update. .....The reposistory stuff I posted is just to peruse, look for 1.58. This is the SU package( written in xml. ). Not the acutal update.
I extracted your Flash code. No 1.58 anywhere.
IE,
download package for SU to use.. <wax (xml)
then actual download of package. What you can download manualy is not the same software Su is given.
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Hope this helps. ? aways. Dont worry about what .xml is.   Your system SU aint working right for bios.
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Simpler:
SU is given a xml file (text), to process to determine if update is needed.
Then it downloads the update, if you choose to install it.
Your symptom shows 2 versions of BIOS 1.58/1.59 did not install.   Crazy.
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Maybe it got thru the xml package, and installed. then 0162. It worked correctly, but posted WRONG on your SU history. Either or, what you see on your screen sucks. 1.58/1.59, etc.

'HP Consumer Desktop PC BIOS Update' will not download due to flash.bat error.

Attempted to download the update -HP Consumer Desktop PC BIOS Update- and the error flash. bat does not allow the computer to complete the process. This is a new computer, so please adivise on how to fix the error. Thank you

Hi,
32 bit? Did you post this in error?
Install the latest diagnostics before attempting to install the latest BIOS update.
Contact HP Support since your PC is covered by warranty.
HP's support number is 800-474-6836 or 800-HPINVENT or online here.
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I can not find a Flash version of the BIOS for HP Pavilion tx1320er.

Good day!
I can not find a Flash version of the BIOS for HP Pavilion tx1320er.
I can not start the laptop black screen at startup, all the LEDs are lit, read this bill is that it is written bios. The battery dropped does not help, when you turn to pressed keys windows laptop B responds uttering a sound. but I have no USB BIOS version, so just to be sure of the death of my laptop.
P.S. I write a google transleyt sorry for the errors of translation.

Hello,
What does "I tried the apt version of which doesn't download," mean? Are you trying to download from get.adobe.com/flashplayer or from Ubuntu's Update Manager?
BTW, I deleted your other thread. Posting the same topic in multiple threads doesn't help your issue get answered quicker and does lead to confusion in responding to two different threads.
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Neo2 not booting after BIOS flash

Darn - after upgrading to v1.3 BIOS, my Neo2 FIS2R won't boot.
I got a brand new set of components - new CPU, Neo2 FIS2R, and 1GB of Kingston HyperX PC3200 memory (22261T). I put everything in my system (Antec case, 400W P/S) and it booted fine with the v1.0 BIOS and I was able to install WinXP to my new 120GB SATA drive and my ATI9700Pro. Great - I know all my components work.
I install LiveBios and it shows me that v1.3 is out and enables MAT and DOT - the two features I bought the mobo for. So I download the latest via LiveBios, build the floppy (my system uses NTFS to boot) and reboot.
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Dude, I have the same exact problem with mine. It's not a cheap fix either. It definitely is the motherboard.
I'm no expert, but I believe the problem is a dead capacitor on the motherboard preventing it to build up a charge.
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BIOS 4.3 half flashed on MSI P67A-GD65 reboot loop ME not installed

Hi, yesterday I tried to flash my bios from 1.19 (1.jo) to 4.3 and I followed the SOP guidelines. Made a flash fat32 got bios on it, started it, stopped all my applications under windows and it went with no error. PC Restarted and now it's in infinite reboot loop. The moment the MSI BIOS logo appears, the PC auto reboots.
If I remove the usb drive or replace the bios file with another version it tells me it's not the file it needs. When I insert the one with the .43 file it goes back to reboot cycle. I tried resetting the CMOS with the button on the mainboard and I have this screen telling me BIOS is 4.3 and it has recognized all my 12gb ram, 2 hard drives and processor. Then it has press F1 to enter setup and press F2 to continue, both options result in reboot.
I tried the 1.JO on flash, but it tells me again that it's the wrong file. Tried renaming it to amiboot as I found somewhere, but to no avail. Tried renaming the .43 to EIVB.bin as it was suggested in one forum, again no luck.
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OS: Windows 7 64bit
Mainboard: MSI P67A-GD65 (not B3)
CPU: Intel Sandy bridge i5-2500k @3.3ghz
RAM: 2x2gb Kinston 2x4gb Gskill DDR3@1333hz 10600 CL7
GPU: Nvidia Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX 970 (reason I wanted to flash bios)
PSU: Seasonic 80+ platinum 650W
HDD: WD Caviar Green 2GB
SSD: Corsair 60gb
DVD: Liteon burner

Quote from: Svet on 22-February-15, 19:25:45
older non B3 versions ME can't be flashed,
therefor you will brick it if you attempt to do it via MSI's all in one updater..
you can try anyway to try with barabone setup with 1 memory stick only and disconnect everything that's not required to boot
and to try the USB key in any of the other USB ports
and/or with different USB key too
to see if ME update will able to continue
I wasn't sure about the ME update, read that someone managed. The Live Update 6 did my 1.19 (1.JO) update. I tried all usb slots and 3 different sticks, formated them and so on. Nothing worked. I tried disconnecting all hard drives and DVD drive too.
Is there a way to stop this cycle or to restore to the 1.19 version?

PT880 Bios Setting Not Correct After Bios Flash

Hey guys. Flashed bios from 1.1 to beta 1.5 and am now experiencing this problem. I get the message Bios settings not correct. After loading defaults all I get is my monitor going in to "sleep" mode. The only way to get PC to post is to clear the CMOS jumper. I find it odd that my PC booted to Windows fine with 1.1 and now this problem. The reason I flashed to beta is because I have a 2.4a prescott and heard that the beta is more compatible. Any ideas?

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Originally posted by rsix
I am running at 3.06 right now. Dont ask me what I did.. it just started accepting my OC changes in bios. The only thing I did was install core center and play a bit. After finding that it sucked I uninstalled it. Went into bios and upped my FSB in 5mhz increments. I also loaded optimized defaults first disabling the dynamic OC and the usual settings and changed vcore to 1.425. I still cant get past 3.06, when I try higher, the PC restarts when trying to load windows. Ive tried bumping vcore in increments to 1.5, Northbridge up two notches, AGP at 1.7, RAM at 1.75 all with no luck. I dont want to get too gready but as my temps idle at 40C I feel I have more room to work with. I am going to try and manually enter my mem timings if I can find them and see what happens.
Another thing I've found. When you change the FSB in the bios and it does not boot, wait a while and see what happens. For me about a minute later it finally rebooted and posted but the FSB setting went back to default. You may not have to clear cmos if you wait long enough.
Good point about letting it sit----and then it will finally reboot after about a minute----back to FSB 200---this worked for me a couple of times.
In Bios-----one of the tricks I did was to set the DDR to 466 and 500 and then see how that affected other bios settings----without going ahead and posting.
It showed me that it jumped up my voltages on AGP, VDIMM and Northbridge (and I think soutbridge as well)
Anyway----went back into bios and reset the DDR to 400----1:1----then raised all those voltages---then set my FSB up to about 230. That was really about the highest I could get with any stability. And that just doesn't cut it with a 2.4c which I've known to easily overclock to around 3.2 on an 875 or 865 board.
That's why I think a 3.0c is a good chip for this VERY inexpensive board. At 230 FSB You are doing 3.45 Mghtz which ain't too shappy
Best timings for me were Cas 2.5 4,4,8 and changing the Vlink settings really did nothing that I could tell for performance or stability.
Good Luck----let's us know how it turns out-----John

P67 GD80 B3 board not booting after bios flash error 98

Hey
Got a bit of a problem now after a bios flash on my P67 GD80
Been having some stange problems with the system not booting with multi over x50. Tried a newer bios didn't work then with a older bios just to see if there was a diference.
And sure there was a diference beacause now it shows the 98 post error all the time.
Same problem as this guy.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=151672.0
98 error and black screen.
I know that this board has dual bios and it can swith between the two if one of them goes wrong. It have done that before then i was benching but now i can't get it to work...
Is my board just a paper weight now or is there something i can try to get it to switch to number 2 bios?

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Is my board just a paper weight now or is there something i can try to get it to switch to number 2 bios?
Is the BIOS blue LED blinking or solid? If no BIOS LED at all, then there is hope. Try & force to POST from the secondary by removing all the RAM except for a stick in the primary blue dimm slot. With power cord removed from the PSU, remove the battery for ahwile, clear CMOS, & test. If you had the Auto BIOS Update enabled before the failure, it should flash the primary. If not enabled, first thing if you can get in to BIOS is to enable Auto Update, shut down & restart & hope for the best.

System does not post after Bios Flash

After using Live Update to flash my Bios to the new version, the computer does not POST. The Bios Flash was successful - it rebooted and started normally. When I tried to restart it the normal way, it will not boot. The fans run when the "power on" button is pressed but nothing more. I cleared the CMOS using the jumpers but the problem was not solved. Can any one help?
Can some good Samaritan give me a step by step method to resolve this problem?

I followed the link you provided and managed to resolved it:
1) Removed one memory stick and floppy;
2) Cleared CMOS and rebooted successfully;
3) Inserted floppy and reverted to the previous BIOS;
4) Inserted the other memory stick and brought system back to full power again.
Thank you very much for your assistance. I am sure MSI is aware of the problem and will take steps to rectify it ASAP

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