890gxm-g65 raid0 driver issue??

I recently built a new system and it has been up and running for a few months now and I decided to upgrade the boot drive to some ssds in a raid 0 configuration. I figured out how to setup the raid configuration in bios just fine with the pdf manual that is online, however when I attempt to install windows 7 ultimate 64bit sp1, it will not recognize the ATI_SB8xx_RAID_764_mb drivers. But for some reason it will recognize the 32bit raid drivers.
Here is my system setup:
msi 890gxm-g65 bios 1.8
amd phenomII x4 955 black edition
16 gb ddr3 g.skill ripjaws 1333 (PC3 10666)
SeaSonic X Series X650 Gold psu
wd green 750gb WD7500AARS (old boot drive, hopefully soon to be storage drive)
corsair force series sata 3 60 gb ssd CSSD-F60GB3-BK (x2 in raid 0)
I attempted to correct this issue by using F8 while windows 7 is booting to disable driver signature enforcement and received the same result. https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=139814.0
I attempted to find more update ahcix64s driver but there are none to be found (out of desperation I tried to use them anyway, I even tried to integrate them into the os disc using rt 7 lite). The 64 bit driver does seem to install fine in my current running windows 7 environment (on the 750gb wd drive), just not during installation with the raid 0 drives.
I read on a few other forums that with a different motherboard they had a similar issue with only the 32 bit drivers being recognized, and could install the 32 bit version of windows 7, which seems like a step backwards. In addition I found someone in the same boat who got around the issue by installing vista 64 bit, then upgrading, which I do not care to do.
I have not attempted to update or downgrade the bios version. (I wanted a second opinion before messing around with that, as I understand it can be unforgiving should something go wrong.). in addition opening a command prompt window during the os installation proces and entering bcdedit -set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS into command prompt in setup does nothing. (i found another post where the "-" is a "/" and that nets the same result) http://forums.techarena.in/motherboard-processor-ram/1398064.htm
Thanks in advance for your help!

when I attempted installation I have been unplugging the current boot drive. The first screen I am given after selecting the us / english / keyboard stuff and clicking the "install now" is the screen asking for drivers.
I know that windows must be recognizing the raid drives because I could continue installation but only if I use the 32 bit drivers and corresponding os version.

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890GXM-G65 RAID 5 Issues (SB850)

Hi all
Hopefully you guys can help me, I am hours and hours into this by now. My 890GXM-G65 does not want to cooperate with me to make a 3x4TB RAID 5 array using Seagate ST4000DM000 HDDs. I can get it to build the array and it will show up in windows/RAIDXpert, I am able to do a quick format and it shows up in explorer. So far so good. Start to transfer data and within ~1 min RAIDXpert tells me the array went critical or it will BSOD with AHCIx64.sys as the error and DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. If I reboot the drive on port 3 is now shown as a single disk but it is there again and I can re-create the array. RAIDXpert will show port 3 as disconnected if it does not BSOD and will re-appear after a reboot, but as a single disk just like when it does BSOD.
Interestingly if I delete the Logical Drive and reboot, the single disk will come up as a failed array, as if it somehow got split off into its own Logical Drive, but it will not show as an LD when the main 2 disk part still exists.
I have tried switching the drive around to isolate if it is a particular drive, but no matter what drive is connected it is always port 3 that is lost.
I have tried different cables, no luck.
I have tried replacing the motherboard, no luck (yes I actually have a spare board, lol).
I have even tried replacing the CPU as this one is somewhat old and abused, no luck.
I have re-installed windows, no luck.
I have tried a different PSU, no luck
I have tried different RAM, no luck
When I switch the controller to AHCI mode in the BIOS I am able to do a full format on each individual drive just fine so I believe the drives to be fine
In RAID mode trying to use as individual drives, when I begin to transfer data to the drive on port 3 the drive simply disappears until a reboot.
At this point I am completely confused, does the SB850 not support 4TB drives? Before the reinstall I tried with 3x 500GB drives and it would still crash the system, but it would not kick a drive out of the array as consistently. I have not had a BSOD since the windows reinstall however, only the RAIDXpert telling me the array failed.
Does anyone have any advice or ideas at all? I am completely baffled at this point to where I am looking at replacing the whole system or getting a RAID card, only issue is I only have the PCI slot free to put a card into.
Here is the entire spec list
Proc: AMD Phenom II x6 1090T
Mobo: MSI 890GXM-G65
RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance 1866
GPU: Visiontek LP HD 7750
PSU: Seasonic 300W Gold TFX
SSD: 128GB Samsung 830
HDD: 3x 4TB Seagate ST4000DM000
Optical: Silverstone Slim BD-R
Add-Ins: ASUS PCE-AC66 Wireless
Silverstone EC-04 USB 3.0 Card
Rosewill RC-120 SATA 150 card
Case: In-Win BL040.300TB3LF Low Profile mATX
Yes there is a ton of stuff packed into a very small space.

Looks like I'm the only one with this issue
I did some experimenting, basically trying different SSD make/model but otherwise keeping setup identical. Instead of Kingston V300 I attached Samsung 840 Pro 120GB to this system hoping that it could be SSD-controller specific problem. Unfortunately nothing has changed - I still have grave issues with waking up from S3 sleep. Now I'm inclined to believe that this is the problem with RAID controller on motherboard rather than Kingston drive issue. Too bad, I like this motherboard but looks like I have to start thinking about replacing it with something else. Guess I would be looking at some other vendor/chipset then.

890GXM-G65 a few issues...

Hey guys,
So here are the issues Im having with this board.
Im running a system that I have put together over the last 2 years, its kind of transitioned from platform to platform...
amd x2 550 BE unlocks fine to x4 @ 3.6ghz (8 hours prime stable..)
890GXM-G65
G.SKill Ripjaws 1600 CL7
Corsair HX850
MSI GTX465 GE unlocked to GTX 470
P180 mini (all fan ports filled)
Corsair H50 CPU cooled with push pull S-Flex fans
I have used the ram, GPU and PSU all before in a few builds and they check out fine, the system seems to run load stable using furmark, PCmark, OCCT and Prime95.
First off this board refuses to let me change 60% of my voltages from auto? is there a trick to allow you to set your own voltage? its locked at 1.325 right now which is what auto is setting it at. I can change DRAM, NB and SB voltages but that is all, and even then if I choose a some voltages that way it will default back to auto.. (example if I set DRAM to 1.6 it goes to auto but 1.7 will stick.) Obviously for overclocking this is far from ideal.. I know this system has lots of overhead left in it but I cant touch it without unlocking the voltages.
Next up I keep getting random BSODs, code 124, 20, 50, and 1... I ran memtest and it seemed fine, when I prime I usually run a couple 8 hour sessions of blend and it seems fine, and this ram was rock stable before. The BSOD only seems to happen for the most part when the system is idle, over the past 2 months ive had it BSOD on me while playing a game once only. This cant be temp related as I monitor temps and they are all well within safe specs, CPU never goes over 52c under load, motherboard never peaks over 45c, video card runs very cool and I have a pretty agressive fan profile set up for it. When I try and boot with the ram in 2/3 slots instead of 0/1 it refuses to boot no matter what I do. Ram is also being run underclocked (1450 CL9...) due to having to lower clocks on the CPU to try and stablize... Im honestly ready to drop this platform and go back to the i3 I was using before, was worlds more stable and much easier to hold at 4.2ghz.

And then I read the sticky about changing the voltages... DOH!, problem would be that im running the sidewinder x6 sans number pad to save on keyboard tray space or else I might have figured it out...
Will have to test a few things to determin if that will help fix my BSOD.

MOVED: 890GXM-G65 a few issues...

This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Modding Corner.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=142135.0

And then I read the sticky about changing the voltages... DOH!, problem would be that im running the sidewinder x6 sans number pad to save on keyboard tray space or else I might have figured it out...
Will have to test a few things to determin if that will help fix my BSOD.

890GXM-G65 Ram issues

Hey guys, I know there are a lot of ram posts here already and many more on the web but I have spent the last 3 days reading them and trying to follow their guides and nothing has worked for me so I want to see if there is anyone that can help me for my specific problem....
Ok I built a new system with the 890GXM-G65 mobo and an AMD Phenom II X6 1055T processor. I am also installing a pair of G.Skill F3-12800CL7D-4GBRM memory sticks (I know these are designed for the Intel's but read many people using them for the AMD after changing the timings and loving the performance), I pulled my old 1TB hard drive out my other system to use in this one which already has Windows XP Pro installed.
My problem is that the pc reboots after the windows loading screen. I have tried changing the timings in the "Advanced DRAM Configuation" in the CMOS (7-7-7-24, 7-8-7-24, 8-8-8-24, 9-9-9-24) and not had any improvements, I have tried using the OC Genie Lite to auto find the correct settings, I have changed DRAM voltages (1.5-1.65) and NB Voltage (1.3-1.35) I also have changed the FSB/DRAM Ratio from 1:3.33 to 1:4 to change from 1333 to 1600 with no change as well.
I am able to log into Windows safe mode, in fact at first I thought it was a driver issue and loaded all the drivers in safe mode already.
Another issue I see and dont understand is in the "Memory-Z" in the CMOS I never see any of the memory settings change even though I set them in the Advance config, is this supposed to change?
Any help would be much appreciated, I am pretty sure its a memory issue from what I have seen on the web, I bought the memory from newegg.com and have a short time left that I could probably swap them out for something different if that is what I have to do, but I would really like to make these work.
Thanks guys.

Download and install memtest86+ on a usb drive and boot from that. Do a 24hr memory test to tell you if the ram+cpu is good or not.
After that if you don't want to mess with your original drive, install XP on a spare drive and see if it's stable.
I'm using G.Skill Ripjaws with my 1055t and it's been stable so far.
Quote from: mattmatt77 on 03-June-10, 07:01:18
My other mainboard which my hard drive is from is a MSI 975X Platinum. A rep from G. Skill told me to test each memory individually and if I still have problems to replace the memory. Should I just swap them out or should I change brands? OCZ is the only company that is tested on the MSI site, should I just grab some of those?

890GXM-G65 Boot issue (onboard video?)

Well i was going to upgrade my computer with this mobo and a new video card and ofc new ram and cpu since i was still on ddr2 and dual core. well i go to put everything together and at first when i had the video card in there it was booting up fine with one beep every time it showed the bios thing. The first problem was though that after the post screen happened it sat there so long at the black screen with blinking cursor before going into the windows 7 setup, the cd drive kept spinning up in bursts during that long wait. And also the bios was only recognizing half the memory when i put them in slot 1 and 2 so now in slot 1 and 3 they are always recognized. Then after i got into the gui part of the w7 setup about halfway through it would either freeze or restart (mostly restart) but not part of the expected restarts that the windows installation does. So i took out the video card thinking maybe that was the cause and tried to just use the onboard video. Now when i try to boot it up all the fans start spinning, cd rom spins up but no signal is ever sent to the monitor like it was unplugged, and also i dont see any activity from the hdd based on the front led and also the keyboard never lights up (blue backlit keys) and mouse laser never comes on. I did get a chance to run memtest for a few passes and no errors, so not really sure what to do now. anyone experience something similar?
Motherboard: MSI 890GXM-G65
Hdd: Crucial M4 CT064M4SSD2 2.5" 64GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive
cpu: AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition Deneb 3.4GHz Socket AM3 125W
ram: G.SKILL Sniper Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1866 (PC3 14900) Desktop Memory Model F3-14900CL9D-8GBSR
psu: 700w coolmax psu (the same psu used in the last system so i know its not bad, maybe under rated?)
and actually got a cmos checksum bad error one of the last times i was able to boot up

well apparently it seems as if that might have been part of the issue, but it still wasnt fully resolved. I actually did have a 7200 1TB seagate drive in there that was plugged in to the psu but not connected via sata because i didnt want to make the mistake of wiping it. i unplugged the power from it and it booted up to the bios screen where ( i know i had previously set it to internal video after i took out the card ) it read pcie so then i changed that, rebooted and proceeded to install windows 7 ultimate.
so i sucessfully install it all the way through but now it freezes every so often and actually got a bsod it memory dumped and restarted. it just randomly restarts like when i try to get my experience rating, and other stuff. i was able to install all the latest drivers and everything so im not exactly sure whats going on here.. could it be the PSU? or could it have something to do with my ram not being compatable or not being ran at the right voltage or other setting?
I did a few different PSU calculators and none of them even came close to needing 700 w and i even selected 2 physical cpus just to see if that would push it over.. and i also ran my old system with no probs on it although it was only a dual core ddr2.
I also have a front panel sound blaster x-fi plugged in
Also the cpu temp is 30-34c every time i check in bios, so i dont think its a heat prob

890GXM-G65 keyboard issues

Before I go over specs, I am having the EXACT same problem described in this thread. The OP in that thread is correct in that the bios does NOT stop at the F1/F2 prompt after a CMOS clear -- it pauses for about 1 second then continues on its way. Subsequent reboots simply end up on a failed boot page.
My config: 890GXM-G65 main board with bios revision 1.8, AMD Phenom II X6 1090T cpu, 16G ram (posts), 675W power supply (Thermaltake).
All peripherals are disconnected from the system. I cannot get a PS/2 keyboard to work nor a USB keyboard in any port. I have run into this in the past on certain servers with legacy keyboard support and one could get around the problem by plugging in BOTH a usb and ps/2 keyboard but that is not working in this case.
A PS/2 keyboard will light all three (caps/num/scroll) on power on but keyboard does not work and once post is complete all three are off and non-toggleable. A USB keyboard lights up num-lock on power up or hot-plug and it stays lit. No input works from this keyboard either. I have no OS installed and no bootable media connected so I continually end up at the no boot media screen which says to press a key. On this screen I cannot press a key or ctl-alt-del with any results.
Since the original thread I referenced above was never "completed" with a fix I'm hoping we can document it here (and I can have a working system)

Well, that didn't take long to figure out, my next troubleshooting step got it.
Apparently to have the keyboard active during post (to get into bios) you have to have ONE bootable device connected to the system. I hooked up the DVD drive and the keyboard became functional. Disconnecting the DVD returns the keyboard to the previously non-functional state on reboots/power ups.

MSI 890GXM-G65 Thuban Issues

Hi,
Sorry if I post this in the wrong section.
I've been using v1.0 original bios for MSI 890GXM-G65 board without any problems.
Recently I tried updating to v1.2 to enable support for X6 1055T as stated in the link below.
My cpu code is HDT55TFBK6DGR which is the 125W version and requires v1.2 bios.
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=prodcpu2&prod_no=2012&maincat_no=1#menu
I am unable to turn off Cool'n'Quiet feature for the Thuban core.
Enabling or disabling the setting in BIOS has no effect at all.
Multipliers keep dropping to x4 from the stock x14.
I also could not find any setting in BIOS to switch off Turbo Core.
I posted the issues in detail here:
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/showpost.php?p=45130922&postcount=66
I found out that the MSI 790FX-GD70 also do not have such a feature to disable Turbo Core.
In comparison, the Biostar TA890GXE has that setting in its BIOS so this is not a specific issue for 890G-based boards.
Lastly, I could not get CPU-Z (or any other programs for that matter) to display accurate readings of the cpu vcore (set in BIOS).
Will MSI be releasing a new BIOS soon to fix these issues ?
Thanks.

Quote from: Golden Arm on 18-April-10, 06:25:26
Ah, that explains it. How's that Thuban CPU running at stock levels compared to other Quad-cores (if you have had any)?
Actually that hardwarezone link in my first post goes to my mini review of the X6 1055T.
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/showthread.php?t=2731901
Unfortunately I only have synthetic benchmarks to compare the results with.
This is my very FIRST phenom chip from AMD.
The only quad I ever tried was the Intel Q6600 (used for 1-mth) before sticking to 2-core processors ever since. LOL!
Quote from: greyno3 on 18-April-10, 03:50:14
I don't see a bios update yet for the 790FX-GD70. This mb I am running is my brothers...haha. I am waiting for the 890FX-GD70.
One of our local overclocker "ridney" is using the X6 1055T on MSI 790FX-GD70 with the latest 1.11b1 bios.
He has the same cpu batch as me but he is on water. I'm not willing to go >1.52V on air for this hexacore chip (not yet anyway).
He had posted all his OC'ing @ http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=249606
The screenshot posted (towards bottom of page) @ https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=136443.0 was his!!
The reason I posted my inquiry here is because I thought there would be newer (beta) bios for the 890GXM-G65 which MAY allow me to disable turbo core.

890GXM-G65 New Build

Hello
I am building a new machine but having blue screen crashes during OS installation. The machine spec is as follows:
Motherboard: MSI 890GXM-G65, with latest 1B BIOS. BOIS is set to default settings.
Memory: 2 x 4GB Corsair 1333 DDR3 Non-ECC (9-9-9-24) 1.50V, dual channel.
Power Supply: Arctic 700W.
Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition Socket AM3 3.2 GHz.
HDD: Seagate 500GB 3.5" Barracuda SATA-III 6Gb/s
Optical Drive: LG BH10LS30 10x BD-RE with DVD±RW & LightScribe SATA Blu-Ray
First I tried loading my old Windows XP OS but this was was crashing at random points in the installation process. Sometimes I would get all the way through but it would crash during updating from the Windows Update website. I gave this up and decided to bit the bullet and put Windows 7 on it. This began blue screening almost immediately, but my most successful attempt has got to 66% in the expanding files phase of the install (several times it has stopped here). I had a 550W PSU installed at this time, so I decided to put the PSU shown above in, but this has made no difference. The blue screen message is almost always "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL", which does not tell me to much. It might be indicating a CPU or Motheboard issue, but I cannot decide which.
I now have a pretty big investment in hardware and software, and not a lot to show for it. I would be most grateful for any pointers that anyone has to offer on how to proceed further with determining where the problem lies. Thanks very much for reading this.

The Corsair is for sure far more powerful then both others.
As you have to look at the 12V rail, it output 34A BUT that is continues power.
Those other PSU's will not do that, not even close.
You can simply not buy a powersupply that outputs 500W continues for a lower price then the Corsair.
But the entire game isn't about watts, it's about 12V amperes that can be delivered continues, the Corsair does that.
Those "brands" you name for sure won't deliver anything near and probably explode when you try.
Please do some reading at http://www.jonnyguru.com/ you will quickly find out that watts are not the game to be played, the amps that the 12V regulators can handle are.
BTW, he has some reviews about el-cheapo PSU's that blow to pieces big time not even reaching anything near the Wattage on the label.
Please don't fall for the Watt trap as it's abused by many cheap crap PSU's, even if they do look fancy.
Just read this test about the CX-430 and you know enough: http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=214

XFX Radeon HD 5770 Compatible with 890GXM-G65?

Anyone have issues installing an XFX Radeon HD 5770 video card with the 890GXM-G65? Bought one and when I installed it, the fan was blowing but the card was extremely hot (smelled like something was melting). Also my monitor didn't recognize a signal so the screen was black. Returned that one, and although the second one was considerably cooler, nothing still appeared on screen. Is this a compatibility issue?

Sorry about that, here are my specs:
Specs:
CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 1055T
Mobo: MSI 890GXM-G65 bios v1.6
RAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333
Storage -
1) OCZ Vertex 2 50GB SSD (Boot drive)
2) Samsung Spinpoint F3 1TB
GPU: XFX Radeon 5770 1GB DDR5
PSU: Corsair 650TX
Case: Antec 300 (Illusion)
OS: Win 7 (64-bit)

890GXM-G65 - Who has it?

Hi,
i got the 890GXM-G65, but i have quiet some problems. Getting blue screens all the time.
Im pretty sure its my memory, G.Skill RipJaws DIMM Kit 4GB PC3-10667U CL7-7-7-21
Tried to change the timings and voltage manually, but that didnt help.
Awesome msi support told me to update my bios with v1.0. Thx great help, thats the default bios....
Now im looking for people who have the same board and what memory they are using?
apreciate any advice, thx !

It's a bit of a no-brainer IMO.... but have you tried running the system with completely default settings in the BIOS? And not "Optimized" defaults either, but the (however it is worded with AMI) "Fail-safe Defaults". If you have (or haven't, doing this first would accomplish the defaults) clearing the CMOS via the jumper/button. There are kind of cached settings about your system that clearing the CMOS via jumper sometimes resolves.
Also if you'd rather not change BIOS settings right away, try booting into Safe Mode and see how long you last. There could be a driver issue or some other conflict preventing hardware for doing what it wants/needs and thus, BSOD.
Telling us what the BSOD error is would help too.

890GXM-G65 will it boot?

just had a question for the people that own the 890GXM-G65 will it boot into bios with an unsupported cpu 1055t for bios flashing?
already ordered everything and dont want to have to spend money on another cpu even if it would only cost $40
MSI 890GXM-G65
AMD Phenom II X6 1055T
Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 4gb 2x2 ddr3 1600
nzxt vulcan
corsair hx 650

Quote from: saint12 on 12-February-11, 16:33:23
got everything up and running mine came with bios ver 1.6 used m-flash to flash to ver 1.8 had no problems only thing i don't like is the lan wont run at 1gbps to my netgear wnce2001 even if i select 1gb full it wont even switch from 100mb.
This is a different issue ,you should open another thread.
Anyway you can t get 1000M if the switch in the router can t do 1000.
Is the router gigabit on the LAN ports?The router will limit you.

Error installing windows 7 on 890gxm-g65 & phenom x6 1055T

hi, i've got a big issue, i've bought a new pc to assembly by myself but i'can't install any OS
my config is :
890gxm-G65 (ms 7642v1.00)
amd x6 1055t
2x2go ddr 3 kingston 1333mhz(9-9-9-24)
SSD corsair force60 go
HDD western digital 1to caviar green
sapphire radeon 5770 vapor-X
ocz modular psu 500W
i can't install any os i tried to ( Seven ultimate 32 and 64 bit, XP home sp3)
after the very first step of the install ( black screen with "Windows is loading files" on below), it freezed or a blue screen appeared with the error message ***STOP 0x000000000; 0x30000000; 0x50000 etc.
all my boot cd are well burnt (tested on another pc) i've tested the ram, the ssd, the hdd and the reader separately and everything work fine another pc.
my processor is not recognized by the bios, but i'didn't managed to flash the bios with M-flash.
If some could advice me, it would be great!!

Try physically inspecting the processor for any missing or bent pins. If you're going to flash the BIOS, make sure to do it with the forum's USB flashing tool. It has a 100% success rate and everybody that has used it (including myself) swear by it.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=108079.0

890GXM-G65 - How to install SB850 drivers in Win7

I purchased the 890GXM-G65 mobo. I want to install the sata controller (southbridge chipset) drivers from AMD. I basically want to get maximum performance from my sata controller. I tried AMD drivers but had problems with installation. Also, do I need the drivers and application. Is better to use the default windows based AHCI driver or the AMD AHCI driver? Thanks
Windows7 Home Premium
2G byte Memory
AMD Phenom II X4 810
OCZ vertex (30Gbyte SSD)
KJ

I downloaded the AMD drivers: catalyst, ahci and SB. The SB drivers installation work halfway, and then they crash. I get a driver fail on installation. Not sure why. The sata controller device is correct AMD SATA Controller. I guess I need to see detailed instructions to make sure that I am doing this correct. Maybe safe mode. Any suggestions?! Thanks in advance.

Which BIOS version latest V1.8/V1.B for 890GXM G65

Hi All,
I bought a new AMD1090T (6Core) with MSI 890GXM-G65 mobo along with 4GB RAM.
System is working ideally under Win 7 32-bit however in 64-bit it is not recognizing my Hard Disk which is being detected in BIOS.
System is also lagging after updating all the softwares.
Can you guide me??
Windows 7 Ultimate.

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Yes, it does however it is giving me error that Hard disk is capable but the command failed
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my one of the three hard disks stop getting detected in BIOS and hence then on Windows 7 64-bit.
Is it the same hard drive that did not appear in Windows before (the "command failed" hard drive)? In case the answer is yes, then this sounds like a bad hard drive rather than a board or BIOS problem.

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