Installing Windows 7 on a GT70 0NE

I bought a GT70 0NE 446 to use for webcasting, only to discover there are no Win 8 drivers for the Black MAgic Intensity Shuttle, essentially the only HDMI-USB solution.
So I am forced to downgrade to Win 7.
First mistake I made was inserting a win7 install disk before making a recovery disk. Although I hadn't done a full install it already removed some crucial component which prevented me from going back and doing one. SO
LESSON 1: MAke a WIN8 recovery disk before you do anything else.
Then the WIn 7 refused to install on any drive, I presumed because they are GPT. SO I tried all kinds of things, using diskpart "convert to MBR" with no joy.
I called MSI, they suggested formatting the drives. But the installer refused to do it.
I made a linux master boot disk and used partition magic to successfully format the drives to MBR and NTFS.
But still no joy with the Win7 installer. I called back to MSI, after some consultation they suggested using diskpart clean. So..
LESSON 2: Use (shift +F10 in windows installer) diskpart clean to get access to drives!
Then I got a copy of Home Premium installed and proceeded to install all the drivers from product/nb/GT70-0NE.html#/?div=Driver&os=Win7%2064
The machine promptly froze.
I had to use linux boot to wipe it clean again.
Am now at the point of installing a version of Win 7 ultimate, to try again. WIll report back.
Any tips, especially on the order in which to install drivers. gratefully received.

I don't think the order matters. My personal order for any format is chipset/mobo drivers, sound, display & then anything else.
Google a site called nitenite. It might make your software install go a little quicker.

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My Win 8 isn't the type that offers the downgrade.
I just want to know can (and how) I install Win 7 Home Premium from a legit disc.
I'm reasonably tech savvy, but a beginner when it comes to playing around with the OS.
Notebook spec below.
Thanks in advance for all assistance!
Chris
Product Highlights:
2.4GHz Intel Core i7-4700MQ (Haswell)
24GB of DDR3 1600MHZ RAM
1TB Hard Drive + Two 128GB SSDs
17.3" Full HD Anti-Reflective Display
1920x1080 Resolution, 16:9 Aspect Ratio
NVIDIA Geforce GTX780M (4GB)
Blu-ray Disc Read/Write Drive
Integrated Webcam, Speakers and Mic
VGA, HDMI, and miniDisplayPort
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Quote from: cpease on 12-January-14, 00:59:07
Thanks Nichrome and darkhawk. I'll try booting from the disc using Legacy.
I hadn't heard of Start8 - it looks good, if I end up keeping Win8 it'll be worth the few bucks to make it feel like Win7.
It's what I did, and honestly, outside of the 'looks' of Windows 8, it makes it feel like Windows 7 enough that it's worth the $5.

Trying To Re-install Windows 8 on Relatively New GT70 Laptop

Greetings ~!
If you don't mind, I'd like to take a moment to introduce myself. I'm not an expert, when it comes to computers; but I'm not a novice either. However, I am new when it comes to RAID. My laptop is still pretty relatively new - I customized and bought it in June 2013, and it arrived in July '13. Since my desktop pc was dying out, and our family does a lot of traveling during the summers, I was looking to convert to a laptop that would give me the same performance my desktop had, but would be portable. I spend most of my time as a researcher and digital artist, but I'm also a freelance web designer-developer and photo/video editor on the side - when time allows (I'm a married mom of 5 - time is precious, if you know what I mean. ). I custom built my desktop, back in 2006, with the help of two very dear friends who've done this for a living - back then, I was an avidly active gamer and wanted a system that would greatly support those highly-graphic intensive games (i.e. Crysis, BioShock, etc.); but I'm not as much into them anymore (now, when given the opportunity and I need a brain-break, I'll play logic and strategic puzzle-like games).
Here is a brief summary of my specs :
Processor: 4th Generation Intel® Haswell Core™ i7-4900MQ (2.8GHz - 3.8GHz, 8MB Intel® Smart Cache)
Graphics Video Card: NVIDIA® GeForce™ GTX 780M 4,096MB PCI-Express GDDR5 DX11 w/ Optimus™ Technology
Ram: 32GB DDR3 1600MHz [SKU-818CP] (Dual Channel Memory (4x8GB SODIMMS))
mSATA SSD Drive - Configuration Option: mSATA Option: Operating System Installed w/ mSATA(s):
- 2 mSATA SSD Drives: 128GB Solid State Drive (Super RAID) mSATA - [ In Primary Hard Drive Bay ]
- Second Hard Drive: 1,000GB (1TB) 7200RPM Seagate Hybrid (Serial-ATA III 6GB/s - 64MB Cache)
Wireless Network: Bigfoot Networks Killer™ Dual Band Wireless-N 1103 - 802.11A/B/G/N Wireless LAN Module
Operating System: WINDOWS 8.1 Pro - (64-bit) [at the time of purchase, I had upgraded to Windows 8 Pro 64-bit]
--- I also bought the Creative Sound Blaster X-fi Surround 5.1 Pro external soundcard for my Logitech Z-680 5.1 Configuration 500W speakers (which continue to work perfectly to this day); but when things started going awry with my laptop, the soundcard stopped working properly (all 3 of my 3.0 usb ports seemingly stopped working - they're not ?powering out as they were when I first got my laptop).
--- I just recently bought two external/portable drives from Seagate : Backup Plus Slim (1T) and Expansion Desktop (3T)
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If anyone is able to help me, I will GREATLY appreciate you~!
Thanking you in advance~!

Quote from: lcwhitlock on 04-April-14, 13:44:09
Hello darkhawk,
Thank you for the recommendation. I somewhat understand what a MS DOS disk is, but I'm not sure how to go about creating one. I've seen where you can use a program, like Rufus, to create a usb one - but I'm leery about using 3rd-party programs (especially ones I'm not familiar with). I've come across a couple of 'how-to' tuts, but they didn't clarify what files (if any) I would need to include on the disk (for my particular situation). Right now I don't have any blank cds, nor any extra flash/thumb drives - wish I did, but hadn't needed these for years. There has only been one other time where I needed to re-install Windows, but that was over 15 years ago - I did it through BIOS, reformatting my drives, and then reinstalled via the Windows XP disk. Windows 8 is an entirely different breed, which has left me feeling a bit stumped, at times. If there was a way I could perform it (successfully), similar to the first time I did it years ago, I'd give it a try - but at the same time, I'm a bit reluctant, because if it doesn't work, then I'm stuck without any internet access to get further help.
Ask and ye shall receive. This should be doable in Windows 7 and Windows 8 on another PC. I recommend using a USB Flash drive like in this tutorial, but I'm sure you could use something else.
If you want, you could also use Hiren's BootCD to make a bootable CD with many options and programs on it (I keep one, just for certain situations) that will allow you to do the same things.
http://www.hiren.info/pages/bootcd
Also very useful for sorting out virus's as long as it's downloaded and made on another PC that is virus free......

Gt70: after installing windows 8.1 read speed is slow :(

Hi guys,
I got my MSI GT70 with the 128*3 SSD + 1024 HDD configuration. It can only get a read speed around 740 MB/s in hdtune. but before i install windows 8.1 (i install it from scratch reformating the whole system) the read speed was around 1100 mb/s ! I searched in another forum and found some one said "MSI representative told us our test unit was actually underperforming on the SSD front.".
So does anyone know how to config the raid correctly to get back the 1100 MB/s speed?
Many many thanks!!!

Quote from: loki5100 on 19-December-13, 01:58:06
Many thanks !
yes it's show that dragon edition is a little more faster than the i7 4700mq
me only 1250 MB/s average rate ...
wait that you computer is running several hours and try again the test ... it's here that i saw the speed go down to 750 mb/s :(
I don't have the extreme, so I have the same cpu as you. The difference could be mainboard optimizations but mostly sure the hard disks. Mines are plextor.
But anyway 1250MB/s is not slow at all. Maybe slower as expected, but not slow for sure

Installing windows 7 on gt70 one

Hello
I have a gt70, i7 3630qm , 16gb ram , gtx 680m , 750hd + 256gb (super raid) With win 8 , wery happy With it but not win 8
My question is , how can I install Windows 7 on this machine?
can I just put in w7 cd and install or will there be a problem?
Do I need drivers for the super raid? and where can I find it?
hope for good answers , and my English is readable

Quote from: rozach on 14-January-13, 05:21:16
hello
just wanted to say, I now run win 7 and it runs better and just as fast hd as win 8, but there is one unnown unit in divices that dossent have a driver, do someone know what this could be?
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Quote from: darkhawk on 23-June-13, 10:12:25
I really hate saying this, but most likely the only way to get the disks is to either send the laptop back for MSI to reinstall the factory software, or perhaps purchase the restore disks from MSI, if they sell them.
>>How to contact MSI.<<
I just downloaded a WINDOWS 8 ISO from the Internet and managed to install it. So im using my Windows 8 now.. but the problem is, it's not activated and some pre-installed software from MSI are gone. is there any way to recover my FILES from the BIOS_RVY Partition coz i can see it in the DISK MANAGEMENT and when i right click it, it only shows "Help"

What makes a GT70-0NE not able to be upgraded to WIn 8.1?

Its on the non-upgradable section for Windows 8.1
Anyone know why or what problems? I was going to update via the anytime upgrade from 8...
Seems this rocking laptop has enough for the task.
Michael
MSI GT70 0NE-276US 9S7-176212-276 Gaming Notebook - 3rd Gen Intel Core i7-3610QM 2.3GHz, 16GB DDR3, 128GB SSD + 128GB SSD RAID, 750GB HDD, NVIDIA 680GTX Video Card, Blu-ray Burner, 17.3" Full HD

While my post will not answer the specific question asked, I will post it anyway, I would strongly recommend that you DO NOT upgrade to windows 8.1, I own an MSI GE60 and I regret the day I did the update, while I only noticed a slight increase in the speed that my laptop opens (not operates) there is nothing substantial that win 8.1 that will provide other than total frustration and agony...
First my wireless connection went haywire, Firmware updating (which was provided for win 8.0 and solved the wireless issue for GE 60) did not work and then the ethernet connection went down, killer manager stopped working and only solution I could find (since you can't downgrade to 8.0, not that I know of, and since we were not supplied with a windows 8 DVD/CD to re-install) was to rip my HDD off, buy a new one and install windows 7...
Not to mention that Microsoft fills the machine with useless junk such as bing, bing interconnections through apps (which I don't even use) integrating my outlook account to my laptop and use it for logging in, I also experienced frame rate drops on certain games after upgrading to 8.1
If you really want to upgrade your OS, do it at your own risk, oh and speaking of risk, many modifications and applications (such as firmwares) supported by MSI are actually NOT SUPPORTED by MSI, it says all over the pages that the user will be responsible for certain application implementations and such so do be careful I say...
Sorry I seem like I used your post as a rant but long story short: don't upgrade

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1) Random shutdowns, regardless of whether I'm connected to power or not. And I know it isn't because the battery died. (This might be fixed now since I downloaded another driver for the CPU Thermal Control)
2) Laptop won't turn on first-try. I press the power button and the power button flashes orange but nothing happens. It will only turn on once I've removed the battery and put it back in.
I have a feeling this could be a BIOS problem, and possibly attributable to the Windows 7 reformat, but I'm not sure. My BIOS is currently: American Megatrends Inc E1762MS.50U, 11/23/12.
The MSI website for my model has a Bios update:
Release Date: 2012-12-14
Description: Fix HDMI/DP hot plug no function after S3 resume
Non-Win8
E1762IMS.30R
Can someone please advise? Should I try my hand at flashing the BIOS with this update and hope it solves the problem, or should I just call MSI and get it fixed by them?
Any help is much appreciated, thank you very much!

I'll take your advice but can you clarify a bit? Is it something beyond a BIOS repair?

MSI GT70 0NE Win8 to Win7 downgrade problem.

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Quote from: FleMMerDK on 02-February-13, 09:51:49
Thank you very mutch darkhawk.. think it worked.. installing right now.
Awesome! Enjoy!

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There used to be a driver download section on the main page for GT70 0NE but it seems to have disappeared since I last checked.
I also used to be able to access it via register.msi.com and going to My Products, but the link there also vanished.
How do I get my drivers updated for this notebook now? The closest I could find drivers for was GT70 0ND but most of those are older than what I have even installed.

Quote from: dri02 on 16-November-13, 23:48:35
Thanks for the link, I've bookmarked it now
I posted because GT70 0NE is not listed here anymore:
msi.com/product/nb/#/?sk=Gaming Series
Just google your model (GT70 0NE) and support page will be #1 LOL:)

Has anyone successfully installed a gtx680m into a GT70 0ND 444US?

I posted earlier about some problems my pc was having, I think it's the video card so I'm looking to replace it with a gtx680m. All of the searching I've done has only brought me to posts with people having problems using the gtx680m in the GT70 0ND 444US, mostly due to nvidia bsod's. So.. Has anyone gotten a gtx680m to work in a GT70 0ND 444US?
thanks,
Justin

darkhawk has a 680M in his MSI GT70 0NE, it's similar to your laptop:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=184047.0
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MSI GT70 0NE
Core i7 3610
16 GB DDR3
2 x 240 GB Muskin Atlas Deluxe mSATA SSD's in SuperRaid
500 GB HDD
GTX680M with Core@980 MHz and Memory@2100 MHz
Asus Xonar U3 USB Sound Card for Optical Output and Dolby Digital upconverting
Windows 8 with Start8
Custom notebook cooler
Though I can't say for sure whether his is replaced or not.

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Hello,
I have msi gt70 0ne 286tr i7 16gb nvidia gtx 680m 4gb, i am using w7 64bit and ubuntu 14.10.
My laptop came with w8 pre installed. I assume i have w8 bios. I have EFI options on my bios (currently disabled)
My bios not stable and i want to update. I tried both w7 and w8 bios options but i could not manage to start FLASH program.
Last time i tried w8 EFI bootable usb stick. USB can boot, i saw device menu but i couldn't see shell>_ so i cannot write anything. It seems my screen resulation not right.
how can i update my bios? Pls help me. TY.

I believe it should be possible to update through the BIOS itself as well....
http://www.msi.com/files/pdf/Flash_BIOS_by_UEFI_BIOS_Setup_Utility_en.pdf

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Dear Svet,
I'm currently looking for an unlocked BIOS for the MSI GT70 0NE-467UK. What I'm looking to do is set the primary GPU to IGP, as the GTX680M died (out of warranty) and had to be removed before the laptop would turn back on. With the GTX680M removed, the laptop now boots but the fan spins at 100% constantly and apparently this setting in the unlocked BIOS will correct the problem.
Current details;
OS: Windows 7 x64
BIOS Version: E1762IMS.30U
EC Version: 1762EMS1 Ver4.14
CPU: Gen3 i7-3610QM EMT64
IGFX VBIOS Version 2126
ME FW Version 8.0.0.1351
Aptio Setup Utility Version: 2.14.1219
Donation ID: 3AE28889WK518905R
Thank you.

Hello,
Will work on it and send back to you when its done, after 2-3 hours
EDIT: It's now done, check PM

MSI GT70 0NE-438FR Unlocked BIOS

Dear Svet,
I'm looking for an unlocked bios for GT70 0NE-438FR.
My GTX 680m is dead sadly.. I bought a GTX 980m to replace it.
I saw a similar problem with same type of notebook : "MSI GT70 0NE-467UK Unlocked BIOS" : https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=250882.0
Current details;
OS: Dual boot Windows 7 x64 and Windows 10 x64
BIOS Version: E1762IMS.30U
EC Version: 1762EMS1 Ver4.14
CPU: Gen3 i7-3630QM
How much money do you need in donate for a complete unlocked bios ? (compatible with gtx980m if possible)
Thanks a lot dude,
Best regards,
Jérémie

donat received, after your current post i see you already re-flashed to correct one firmwares .71X & .T24 to support 9xx
working on your current .71X to unlock all bios options and patch it to allow BCLK OCing
and send back to you after 4-5 hours when its done
until wait check PM what to prepare
EDIT: It's now done, check PM

MSI GT70-0NE with GTX 680M - Unlock and modify

Hello, Svet! Please help me to unlock and modify the following files for notebook MSI GT70-0NE (First Revision):
1. BIOS graphics card GTX 680M 4096MB - version 80.04.33.00.24 (p2051-b002)
2. System BIOS - version E1762IMS.50X
3. Firmware - version 1762EMS1.505
Operating system: Windows 8 (x64 - UEFI)
Processor: Core i7 - 3630QM
Motherboard: MS-1762 - Revision 1.0
Chipset: Intel - Ivy Bridge - Revision 09
South Bridge: Intel - HM77 - Revision 04
I want more clarification of what is included in the donation amount? I was read about your "vbios tuner", analog in the network has not yet found.
More precisely was found, but he lag behind for a couple of centuries off your brainchild!:) Can I get it for the same amount or its need to pay separately?
P.S. I need this laptop for comfortable work with the possibility of overclocking in the future.

Hi, Svet! Thank you very much for the help in modifying the bios files! I have everything turned out! In 3dmark performance scored 7500 points and that is not the limit! Thanks again!
Best wishes,
EDGE

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