865 PE Neo2 LS Troubles

Alright, well first let me list my system specs:
865PE Neo2 LS
Intel Pentium 4 2.4c
Kingston HyperX DDR400 3200 RAM (2 256mb sticks, dual channel)
Western Digital 80 GB HD 8MB CACHE
Asus GeForce4 4200 128 MB 8x AGP
Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum (with front bay control strip)
Running this in a RAIDMAX case with two side-fans, stock Intel cooler.
Basically my problem is no matter what, I have problems with this board. I stick my HD, all my other stuff into a friends Asus board and it all works fine, it's just on this Neo2. I can't TELL you how much grief this thing has given me. Maybe Toms Hardware should have done a more thorough review before tossing this board an award.
Either way, I've had problems from the get go. First off, when I installed Win 2000, I had a whole bunch of errors come up during near final install. So, I run the installer again, things work this time. Then, once in the system, I find out my computer now will just randomly reboot.
It doesn't matter if it's in idling, if I click to open something, whatever, it happens all the time, and messages vary (I finally switched to see errors instead of just auto-rebooting). So I figured screw this, maybe it's a 2k thing. It also gave me a HUGE amount of errors trying to install my Audigy 2 (from CDROM), but I don't even want to go there. I had to spend a LONG and hard time to even figure out how to get the install to work properly. So to make a very long and frustrating story short, I go out and buy myself a copy of XP pro...
XP pro seemed a bit more stable, until the same crap started happening. It's not as often, that's for sure, but it still happens. I just finished dealing with this problem today, to the point of where I guess some of the random reboots managed to screw up my registry, then I had to go in and fix that, but am still plagued with the same crap.
Random reboots, at odd intervals. Sometimes it'll go forever, allow me to sit and do whatever (it also seems to be more stable when I go and dink with my BIOS, though I have no clue WHAT exactly). Either way, I *still* have this problem. I've also checked to make sure I'm not running hot, and I'm usually around 38-40'C.
So, what I'm wondering is:
Are there a set of vcore settings, DRAM timing, AGP aperature size, etc., that I should be changing to best compliment and stabilize my setup?
Is there ANY advice people can give me to getting my system stable?
This also all happened before I ever popped in my Audigy 2, which actually installed ok under XP.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

The same thing happened to me, to the point I had to install Windows ME.
You can change the "reboots" for a blue screen, not a solution, but you can see what the error is. It's an option in control panel/system, but I don't remember the exact name.
I searched the net for people with the same problem. I found that this seems to be an error that happens very often. All people with this random reboots, had 2 things in common (you and me too).
-Windows 2000 or XP
-A Nvidia card
As a matter of fact, I searched microsoft site for the error mentioned in one of this random blue screens and it's a recognized error, but there is still no solution to it.
Looks like we will have to wait for service pack 2, or another windows release.
I still have not found a solution.

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did you try to boot without the keyboard??? unplugged the keyboard and turn on your pc and see whats happens, maybe the ps/2 connector or the usb port whatever port you were using is toasted. try booting without the keyboard.
Yes I tryed without ke keyboard and with another keyboard!!
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But I didn't make any bios update!
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Tried Clear CMOS.
What is yoru power supply? IS it cery old alreday?
My power supply ia a termaltake 480W is not too old but I think is work well!!
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This will be my first post here, and I hate it to be a problem post. Anyway, I built my own computer about 2 months ago, and I seem to have a problem with 2D applications. Here is my setup before I show you what I mean.
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Sony DVD-RW
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No Boot with AGP Card in Slot - 865 PE Neo2

I have tried absolutely everything.
My system will not power up when I have an AGP card in the AGP Slot. I have tried 3 different AGP 8x video cards. All with the same result -- the system fails to power up at all.
When I take the card out of the AGP slot and just power up -- everything seems to go smoothly. (not that I would know since i can't see anything) However, atleast it powers up.
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I did a little research on the Web on the memory and the compatibility of my all in wonder with the MSI Motherboard and could not find anything that refrained me from trying to assemble this combination...
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processor:intel 2.8 bus 833 512 cash
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QUOTE]Originally posted by Petej61
vcv
You should be fine running stock cooling (if you dont overclock) ...your problem is more likely to be airflow in and out of the case -to prove this try running with the side pannel/Casing off
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[/QUOTE]

No longer POST'ing

First off, let me say that the last time I used this forum, it was very helpful for both my sanity, and in helping to solve my problem. That being said, here's the scoop...
My computer has decided it no longer wants to POST. This is the same problem I experienced months and months ago, and which I reused all of the solutions that I used back then to fix the problem.
Now, the difference here is that I've made absolutely no changes whatsoever to my system in the last few days, and yet it decided to stop working. Due to that fact, I can somewhat safely state that I have the correct amount of power (480W), and that my timings and voltages and such were all set to nominal, if not optimized values. It would seem that something else has gone awry during the normal, day-to-day operations.
I have a theory as to what the problem may be, but to avoid influencing the jury one way or the other, I will withhold my speculations until such time as it seems to meet the general concensus of the group.
In detail, here is what happens when the unit is powered up:
All of the lights, fans, hard drives, video card (fan), and CD drives light up and/or spin as expected. The hard drive light comes on (and stays on for 30 seconds or so), much like it did the last time I had this trouble. I wait for the beep, and there's nothing.
Now, just to repeat what I said earlier, I did all of the reseating and plug checking, as well as clearing the CMOS and swapping out the CPU. I dropped down to one stick of memory to avoid any conflicts on that front. I pulled every card in the system, including video and the add-on sound card I was using and tested each individually. I yanked all of the drives as well as their power plugs. The only thing I couldn't rule out for certain is the power supply, the motherboard itself, and/or the remaining memory stick.
Since it is very uncommon for memory to just 'go bad', I feel pretty certain that isn't the issue. The motherboard itself obviously isn't -dead-, dead, as it does at least spin up all of the attachments. Power of some sort is making its way to the devices, so the powersupply isn't totally fried. In short, there is nothing obviously wrong.
Now, one other thing of interest is the fact that the computer did this exact same thing a few days ago, and eventually restarted after about the 3rd or 4th power up / down cycle. I typically send my computer into sleep mode to avoid the boot up time, and this was following one such sleep cycle. I pressed the assigned key on my keyboard, and power flowed, but no POST.
So, that's the story. If anyone thinks they can confirm what has failed, I'd be happy to hear it.
Thanks,
Jaceson
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Phillips DVD-R/W
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In reference to the memory testing, I have used multiple utilities, including Memtest86, for full days worth of testing back when I was having reboot problems. There wasn't a single error during all of the testing I performed...
As for the CPU/CMOS...as I mentioned in the first part of this post, I swapped out the CPU with a known working chip with the same no POST result. Additionally, I have cleared the CMOS several times, including leaving the jumper on pins 2/3 for over an hour, just to be sure. I'm fairly certain the clearing worked, as the power started flowing immediately when the power supply switch was flipped, as opposed to having to push the button on the front. As I understand it, this is fairly common behavior once the CMOS has been cleared.
I'm certainly open to more suggestions, but I have tried these particular ones already Short of removing the CMOS battery, I'm not sure if I could be any more thorough in clearing the CMOS. I'm really starting to suspect something is wrong at the hardware level, in spite of the few signs of life that are shown by the board. If anything, I'm the last person to pull the old "This board is crap; I'm getting one from " sort of nonsense. I've been quite pleased with this MB to date.
Let me know if there's anything else you think I could try.
Thanks,
Jaceson

System with exclusive MSI items problems

Hi,
I've bought a system built with only MSI items from Comrace Computers Romania (so it's very easy for you to reproduce the problems).
System is:
1. Mb - MSI 865 PE Neo2 FIS2R
2. VGA - MSI FX - 5600 - VTDR 128
3. TV Tuner - MSI TV @nywhere Master (with FM Radio)
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Drivers, bios and applications are uptodate as of yesterday, 4th of august 2003 h 17 pm GMT+2, from msi site with liveupdate 3 (including multimedia center patch).
Operating system is WinXP SP1 with all updates from winupdate also as of yesterday.
I have troubles with both remote controls (from vga and tv tuner).
There are 2 applications (both related to remote controls) that freezes the system: WinCinema Manager Application and WinIRXhelper.exe.
Also I suspect a conflict between the 2 tvtuners (MS-8606 and vga wdm).
TV @nywhere is set PAL-B Germany (settings for Romania - frequency table - are not functional).
I've spent about 50 hours installing, reinstalling (also the operating system beginning with fdisk), checking every piece of software (drivers and applications) and now I have a somehow functional system with these settings:
MS-8606 drivers from delivered CD
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Nvidia 44.03 drivers from MSI
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Wincinema manager and WinIRXhelp.exe disabled (not loaded at startup - if anyone of them are loaded, Intervideo Windvr msipvs and/or Multimedia center freezes at start, and sometimes the system freezes imediately after reboot, when loading one of these applications).
The remote control from VGA card is working with IR receiver connected to tvtuner socket, but only inside Multimedia Center, but no way with intervideo windvr standalone (and for some reasons, i'd like to use it with windvr).
I also suspect a conflict between one of the motherboard's items and the remote control function (but i've tried settings in bios with all the additional items disabled, usb, 1394, etc.)
1. First question: any chance to have a better MS-8606 driver, with correct tables for PAL-B/G/D/K, Romania, Germany etc., with better image quality, and very important, with a clean uninstall, in order to be able to further debug conflicts if any.
2. Second question: any chance to have a stable system with remote control function in multimedia center AND WinDVR AND WinDVD (standalone applications delivered with FX-5600).
3. Where the hell is the conflict that freezes the system when loading wincinema manager and/or winIRX ?
Thank you in advance,
Costin

OK, now I'm pretty sure the main problem is the tvtuner, drivers to be more specific (ms-8606 and remote control dlls).
If I let nvidia wdm capture drivers enabled, the remote control isn't working anymore. But if nvidia wdm are disabled, in multimeda center you cannot scan tvtstations anymore (the system freezes 8o - soooo funny).
So, if anyone spent money on this tvtuner, and have fx-5600 vtdr128 video card with capture drivers, the solution is:
1. install both ms-8606 AND nvidia wdm drivers
2. install and configure multimedia center (with patch applied before any attempt to configure it) and intervideo windvr msipvs - VERY IMPORTANT: disable Wincinema Manager AND WinIRXhelp.exe from startup, imediately after installing windvr and multimedia center, and leave them disabled for good (with msconfig for example).
3. scan for tvstations
4. now disable nvidia wdm drivers (universal capture, tvtuner, video crossbar, tvaudio crossbar cannot be disabled)
5. you have now a somehow stable system, with remote control working only inside multimedia center

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Hello guys,
your help would be appreciated!!
Having bought the 865 PE Neo2 FIS2R M/B I also bought a pair of Thomson WHP 540 wireless headphones in order not to trouble everyone at home while playing games.
So I hooked up everything on the PC and had the following problem: the wireless headphones play only momentarily and then stop producing any sound. If I disconect them from the sound port the sound will be coming back but only for a couple of minutes.
Thinking the headphones were broke, I tried to connect them to my TV and performed ok.
I connected a set of speakers on the PC which also worked fine.
From then on I tried every available port and every available combination that C-Media 3D Audio configuration allowed (Headphones-2 speakers - 4 speakers - 6 speakers) but with no success. Also I have checked, downloaded and installed latest drivers from MSI and C-Media, also no success.
Any help would be appreciated. Sorry for the english applied on this text.

AFAIK, most wireless headphones have these "battery saving" functions in which if there is no audio signal (or input signal is too weak) for some time, the transmitter and/or the receiver goes "offline".
If the transmitter powers off before the receiver, you may end up with static or noise. This could be affecting your wireless system.

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