K7t turbo2 version 5.0 won't boot

My new turbo2 wont post. It was an RMA. I had a turbo before. I have a AMD Athlon T-bird 1.2 MHZ 266FSB.
330 watt power supply
27 gig HD
2 sticks of SDRAM 256 and 512.
Video Card (3d force2 mx 32)
ISA Slots:
USB
Network Card
Modem
j17 jumper off
tried clearing bios
Nothing happened won't POST.
HELP

The d bracket led was an optional thing along with a 6th isa slot.
I don't have either one.
Help Please.

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THANKS!

The d bracket led was an optional thing along with a 6th isa slot.
I don't have either one.
Help Please.

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I have a MSI K7T Turbo (ms-6330 v3.0) and an Athlon 1800+ (Palomino)
Firstly I have never succeeded to boot the system with 1800+.
The highest was 11,5 x 100 = 1150 Mhz.
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Secondly (but more important) As I tried to upgrade BIOS and some drivers via MSI live Monitor it happened. It won't boot anymore.
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Sorry about my poor English!

The bios got screwed up X(
However the bootblock is still alive and can save the board.
What you need is a fully tested floppy disk (after it's been given a full format and come up with zero bad blocks).
You then put a system on this floppy (MS DOS or whatever that is capable of getting you to a DOS command prompt).
Add the bios ROM file and bios flash utility for DOS.
These files are found in the manualy downloaded bios here
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When you get to the command prompt type
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Shutdown and remove jumper J17 (see manual - jumper near ram slots). If no boot, clear CMOS and try again. Be sure to use Fail Safe Defaults for install.
You've got a really heavy load, and hope your PSU is up to it. Do you have at least 200-220 combined watts on +3 and +5 circuits of PSU (see PSU label or maker's site).

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My Toshiba Satellite C660-DSC0QE, running BIOS version 1.80, won't boot into Windows any more - it just goes to the dreaded black screen with white cursor.
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Hi
I assume youve got an white, blinking cursor in the left upper corner.
Is this correct?
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First of all you said that you dont have UEFI / CSM boot mode in the BIOS settings.
So Im asking you what boot mode settings do appear in BIOS exactly?
Did you search for these settings in the right area?
Usually you should have in BIOS an area (tab) called security.
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ok, here goes I have a MS-6330 K7T Turbo2 mobo, 256m RAM 20G Western Dig HDD NVidia GEForceMX420 64mg vid card AMD Duron 900Mhz proc. I started and it won't post, fans spin but nothing else. Cleared CMOS and it'll boot, but not RE-boot without clearing the CMOS again. I've checked the mobo to make sure it not grounding out. tried taking everything else off the mobo and it still won't post. I've taken the battery out for 10 mins, and checked it..shows good on Multimeter. I tried flashing the Bios to v3.6..no change, wouldn't post so, now I'm back to the original v3.3 because if I want to USE my computer, I first have to clear the CMOS, load defaults and then it'll boot up fine. if I've missed something PLEASE fill me in...this thing has got me COMPLETLEY stumped. If it's the motherboard I'll just buy another one rather than go through the hassle of trying to prove it's still under warranty. Help me out fellas!! PLEASE!! ?(

wow....... this is a mirror image of what happened to me almost.... to put it blunty... sounds like mobo is dying... or the cpu is dying.... but ....
did u just build this computer or did this just start up recently??? the mobo has some serious issue of POSTing when it's first installed and i have absolutely no idea why..
also... check your hsf on your cpu and c if it's it mounted properly. another thing.. r u changing anything in the bios???
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P.S. yes.. don't bother to rma. it'll take u about a month and a half to 2 months rma'ing.. i currently hate msi for how they handle my rma...

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?( i've just turned off my pc few hours ago. but now it won't even boot to BIOS.
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oh lol. ok. thx for the reply anyway,
With v3.6 bios can i get higher CPU more than XP 2400+?

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I have a problem getting an Aopen Aeolus GeForce4 Ti4200 (128MB) videocard to work with my MSI K7T Turbo2 motherboard (MSI-6330, BIOS v3.5).
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At first MSI BIOS version 3.4 was installed. So tried updating that. I installed a new Enermax 300W power supply. Tried to boot without any cards or drives attached but nothing seems to work.
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Originally posted by atmo
The combined 3.3 and 5v is 170.
Ah, I looked at the total, didn't know to look for 3.3 and 5v
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These things really draw a lot of current, a (high quality) 350 watt ps would be the minimum i'd run with a geforce4.
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How long did you test it for in the other pc, and what else was different??
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If there is no option to boot from USB-HDD then it may never work.
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I don't have a DVD drive installed and it would be a bit of a pain to acquire one
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In my Applications folder, I have Safari 5.1.6. When I try the manual install of of 5.1.7 it won't let me because it says I have a "newer" version of Safari already installed! ???
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First of all, write what hardware other than mobo you have: cpu, power supply, graphics, memory, etc.
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