Help - MSI H87M-G43 & Intel HD 4600 - DisplayPort - "No video input"

Hello,
I use
CPU i5-4670
MB: MSI H87M-G43
OS: Win 7 HP 64bit
LCD: Philips 23" 231P4QPYEB.
If I use DisplayPort (DP) after switch to Win is monitor going to Sleep mode and says "No video input".
DP work in BIOS and in starting screen (loading) Win files after switch screen to "Welcome and etc. is disconnect and going to Sleepo mode and says "No video input". In Safe mode DP is working.
In Win without Intel drivers and only with Win drivers working, but then I instal Intel Drivers and restart DP is going to sleep mode and says "No video input." If I use DVI connection is working fully.
Can you help me or isn´t problem in drivers? MB is update with MSI LiveUpdate aplication to last possible version BIOS and MB drivers.
LCD drivers latest from Philips website and Intel drivers testing:
15.33.8.64.3.345
15.31.17.64.3257
10.18.10.3277 (from MSI website).
BIOS VGA seting:
Integrated Graphics Configuration
- Initiale Graphic Adapter
- IGD (integrated graphic display)
- Integrated Graphics Share Memory (256M)
- DVMT Memory (256MB)
- IGD Multi-Monitor (Disabled).
Thank you veru much. Jacob

Is this the gaming version or regular?
The primary DIMMS are DIMM 2 & 4 (2nd from the cpu and last)
So install a single stick of ram in DIMM 2 then clear the cmos. Then try the other stick.
If it won't boot with either, try a single stick in each DIMM to see if any will work.

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PSU Corsair CX430
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05. Realtek HD Audio Drivers 6.0.1.7111
06. Intel Management Engine Components 9.5.15.1730
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02. Allow this device to wake the computer: Ticked
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05. Green Ethernet: Disabled
06. Shutdown Wake-On-Lan: Enabled
07. Wake on Magic Packet: Enabled
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TIA

Quote from: mville on 10-February-15, 02:16:43
No.
It is difficult to identify where the problem is then
Quote from: mville
... and to make matters worse, during extensive testing of this Wake on LAN issue, I set:
Wake Up Event By: [OS]
Resume From S3 by USB Device [Enabled]
and my USB keyboard is also unable to wake from S3/Sleep. When Wake Up Event By: [BIOS] is set, the USB keyboard is able to wake from S3/S4/S5.
Well mine does not wake up by keyboard, which is what I want, I need to see if keyboard with power key will work.
Quote from: mville
Last week, I submitted a support ticket with MSI, who responded with a basic set of wake on LAN instruction. I explained that, although I have followed the instructions, it still does not work. MSI have now gone silent on me.
I had somewhat similar experience with ASUS, but they just kept repeasting themselves, seems like language barrier or they just pretending.

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MSI B85M-G43 could not detect Gigabyte R929OC 4GB 3X Windforce

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try to update your bios again but use the BIOS + ME option as it will flash not only your bios but Intel ME at the same time.
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Did you modify any settings in the bios setup??
If updating bios not can't work, try to plug your card to second PCIE slot and see if it could boot or not.

MSI Z77A-G43 - extreme memory profile problem

Hello everyone,
I’d really appreciate a piece of help here. I’ve bought the MSI motherboard MSI Z77A-G43 and currently I’m having problems with my memory (slots 1 and 3). My PC has following specs:
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Many thanks
V.K.

Sometimes manually setting them works when XMP refuses to.
I don't know what the XMP SPD profile for that memory is, and a screenshot of your SPD and memory tabs would help.
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Disable XMP and reboot so they are back at 1333.
Manually set it to 1600 and ensure manual setting of the timings to 9.9.9.24 see if that works.
If not set your DRAM voltage to 1,575V and see if that works.
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Msi z87-g43 random 1 beep then BSOD then restarts plz help...

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Hey all,
I just wanted to run past you an experiment I did and I think worked.
I currently overclock my i5-3570k with an every day overclock of 4.4 at no offset voltage and a benchmark overclock of 4.7 at +.14V - however my benchmark overclock isnt exactly stable.
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Could this truly be modifying my input voltage on the CPU beyond the motherboard's limited offset mV overclocking?
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thoughts/opinions
also obligatory 3dmark link
MSI 7950 3gTF+MSI Z77A G43
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/5624604

1.400v's on the CPU is the industry recommended limit for an everyday machine, so whatever way it gets there shouldn't make any difference.
Quote
I noticed in Exteme Intel Tuning Utility There's a slider there for additional mV turbo voltage. I'm multiplier overclocking for my benchmark overclock with no power saving features and my voltage tops out at around 1.34V but when I add additional mV on Intel Extreme Tuner it goes to 1.38V. It also made me pass my 3dmark at 4.7 which is hit-or-miss but now worked every single time and also passed IBT.
Could this truly be modifying my input voltage on the CPU beyond the motherboard's limited offset mV overclocking?
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Ps. Sorry for bad english, it's not my main language. :D

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PSU Corsair CX430
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08. Intel SBA 2.2.39.7991
09. Intel Smart Connect Technology 4.2.40.2418
10. Super Charger 1.2.020
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2. Once the PC is shutdown OK, PC boots itself several hours later. Yesterday at 15:50pm PC was shutdown. At 21:18pm, PC automatically booted itself.
This is my first MSI and UEFI motherboard. What I would like is some advice on setting up the BIOS and the software to get sleep/hibernate working and no automatic boots.
I have contacted MSI regarding these issues, but they say they cannot reproduce them. I have subsequently googled these issues and of course, other MSI users are experiencing similar problems, but there are no obvious resolutions. Please can anyone help/advise?

Hi,
I have the MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming mobo and perhaps similar problem as discussed in this thread.
I wanted to be able to wake my PC from sleep mode via my USB connected mouse and keyboard. Therefore I went into BIOS and set the "Resume from S3/S4/S5 by USB Device" to "Enabled". And yes, now it is possible to wake my PC from sleep mode by just clicking any button on my keyboard or just moving my mouse a little bit. So far so good. BUT, another feature was also added which I did not want to have: By just clicking any button on my keyboard or moving my mouse a little bit the PC also started after I have "shut it down"! This could seem as the PC boot by itself but it does not, I have to move the mouse just a little bit (by accident for example when needing more space on my desk) or clicking a button on the keyboard. I THINK THE ROOT CAUSE TO THIS PROBLEM IS AS FOLLOWS: In BIOS, it says "Resume from S3/S4/S5 by USB Device". Instead it should only be "Resume from S3 by USB Device". S3 is the same as "Sleep" and S5 is the same as "Soft off" = PC shutdown. Do you understand what I mean? When I shut down my PC it is put into state “S5”. (NOTE: I have another PC with MSI Z77-GD65 and here it only says "Resume from S3 by USB Device" and no problem with any starting of that PC via USB device from a shutdown state, it only starts from the sleep state (=”S3”) as I want. How do I get rid of the "S5" state in BIOS for this USB wake up feature? (Btw "S4" is hibernate state which is not the same as a shutdown PC, therefore not causing this problem.)
ADDED No. 1: Please read msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa373229(v=vs.85).aspx for explanation of the different system Power states I mention above.
ADDED No. 2: My Click BIOS version is 1.8 for Z87-GD65 with release date 2013-12-06. On a Youtube video I have seen that version 1.0 of this BIOS has Wake up "Resume from S3 by USB Device" and not ...S3/S4/S5...

MSI B85M-G43 can't install Windows 7. Hard disk not detected.

Hi,
I just built a new computer for the first time. I followed the instructions and did everything correctly. but am unable to install Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit. Hard disk isn't always detected during the installation.
But when it appeared in the "Where do you want to install Windows" list along with system, I tried to format the hard disk and got a message "Failed to format the select partition. [Error 0x80070057]."
Then I restarted the computer, the hard disk no longer displayed in the list, so I put motherboard driver disc and clicked on Load Driver and opened Storage\Intel\PCH_12.0\f6flpy-x64. It loaded, then I got a message saying "To continue installation, use the Load Driver option to install 32-bit and signed 64-bit drivers. Installing an unsigned 64-bit device driver is not supported and might result in an unusable Windows installation."
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- Intel Core i5-4430 Processor
- Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600MHz 8GB
- MSI GeForce GTX 650Ti BOOST 1GB
- Cooler Master GX 550W PSU
- WD Desktop Green 1TB
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The installation is pretty slow, regardless if i install it via USB or x16 DVD. All except DVD and hard disk are disabled. It's also worth to mention that even DVD and USB aren't always detected in the click BIOS.
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Hi and
1: What BIOS version you have? .. Have you tryed to downgrade/upgrade it already?
2: Have you tryed it in those SATA 2 ports? ...is it same strory?
- On SATA there aint any master or Slave like on IDE so if you are under same controller it dosent mutter what port you use on what device.
Note: SATA 3 Ports are faster then SATA2 ports, but even SATA 1 can handel your DVD or HDD. So no lose if you need to use SATA 2 ports.
Hope this get you foward! Cheers Mummy

First PC Build: MSI P67A-G43 - Can't Boot From Windows 7 DVD

MB: MSI P67A-G43
HD: Seagate 1TB
DVD: HP 1260
CPU: Intel i5 2500K
I just built my first PC. In the BIOS I had it set to boot first from my DVD drive that has a 64-bit version of Windows 7 loaded. No matter what I tried, I received the message: "Reboot and Select Proper Boot Device"
So I have been on the phone with technical support, and they suggested I download a driver update, which I found HERE.
I have tried installing both the driver and the BIOS updates, but every time it says that the boot from the pen drive failed and to check the USB drive and ROM.
I've looked for answers all over the web, but the only ones I find assume that you've previously had Windows installed. This is a first boot though, and I really don't know what to do next. Can anyone help with this?
thanks!

If anyone would like to take a look at these OC settings that are default with my board as to a reason why it wouldn't be booting from the DVD drive or accepting the RAM, I would appreciate it.
urrent CPU Frequency: 100.00 x 33 MHz
Current DRAM Frequency: 1600 MHz
CPU Base Frequency [10kHz]: 10000
Adjust CPU Ratio: [33]
Adjusted CPU Frequency: 3300 MHz
Adjust CPU Ratio in OS: Disabled
Internal PLL Overvoltage: Auto
EIST: Enabled
Intel Turbo Boost: Enabled
OC Genie Button Operation: Disabled
DRAM Frequency: Auto
X.M.P. Disabled
Adjusted DRAM Frequency: 1600 MHz
DRAM Timing Mode: Auto
Spread Spectrum: Enabled
VDroop Control: Auto
CPU Core Voltage: Auto
DRAM Voltage: Auto
PCH 1.05 Auto
Then under CPU Features:
Active Processor Cores: All
Limit CPUID Maximum: Disabled
Execute Disable Bit: Enabled
Intel Virtualization Tech: Disabled
Intel VT-D Tech: Disabled
Power Technology: Custom
C1E Support: Disabled
Overspeed Protection: Enabled
Intel C-State: Enabled
Package C State Limit: Auto
Long duration power limit (w): 95
Long duration maintained (ms): 1000
Short duration power limit (w): 0
1-core ratio limit: 37
2-core ratio limit: 36
3-core ratio limit: 35
4-core ratio limit: 34

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