D-LED 2 Temperature Detection - Type of Tape to Attach Thermistor

I have not connected the temperature detection wire to the D-LED 2 or to the heat sink on my system because I am not sure what kind of tape I should use.
Looking at the picture in the User Guide for the D-LED 2, the tape looks like normal transparent Scotch tape; however, I am reluctant to use it given the temperature that might be encountered and the tape melting.
Maybe I should use black electrical tape but I know that it is not very adhesive unless stretched and applied firmly.
Perhaps someone has a good recommendation for me.

Frayed,
Thanks for the info I tried it but it didn't work.
First, I cleared CMOS via jumper and then returned the jumper to it's orginal location. Then I followed your suggestion about the insert key, NADA, no change. I held the insert key in on first bootup attempt and on every subsequent attempt, with about a 5 to 10 second delay between attempts, a total of 30 times.
I'll keep your idea in the back of my head for when (or if) I ever get this thing to boot to bios.
I did notice one thing that I forgot to mention in my original post. On bootup the d-led's go to RRRG, then briefly (I'm talking like 1/2 a sec, tops) to RGRG, then goes to RRRG and remains there. Also, the keyboard lights never flicker during POST, should they when POST initializes the keyboard controller?
Sent off an e-mail to MSI Tech Support, here's what they sent back:
"If you have tested the system with only minimal components installed and the system still will not post, try testing the system outside of the case to verify that the motherboard is not shoring to the case and causing a problem. Place the motherboard on a non-conductive surface with only the CPU w/heatsink, one stick of memory, and video card installed and retest the system. If the problem persists, try testing the system with different components or test your components on another system if possible to verify that one of the components is not causing a problem. If the system still will not boot to a display and allow you to enter the BIOS, there maybe a problem with your motherboard that will require RMA service. "
So that's my next step, un-casing the mobo and trying to bootup following the above tips from MSI. If it works, has anybody ever heard of or tried having a non-conductive plastic/rubber washer superglued to the top of the brass mobo mounting terminals? If I'm starting to sound desperate, there's a good reason for it!!
Thanx to all who have posted replies, keep 'em coming people!!!

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