K8n neo 2 boot problems :cry:
Hi all,
yesterday I turned off my pc and carried it to the place where I work.
From that monent I'm still unable to boot and mobo sounds long beeps of 4-5 seconds.
Before this big mistake, I never had problems with this great product!
As I come back home, I try to unplug all the power chords.
Any other suggestion?
My configuration:
K8n neo 2
Wichester 3000
Pny 6800 GT 256 mb with silencer
2*512 mb ram DDR vitesta 500
300 gb hd maxtor
485 W Psu Enermax noisetaker...
No overclock!
Thx in advance for your help,
Ikki
Hi all again,
i went back home and solved the problem unplugging all the power connectors and the power cable.
It was probably in JPW1 connector: as I pushed it stronger, the pc booted again.
I knew in advance that this is the place to solve the mistake...
Bye and thx all,
Ikki
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Hi,
I have a new:
MSI K8N Neo Platinum nForce3 250 (Socket 754) Motherboard (MB-022-MS)
with an
AMD Sempron 3100+ 1.80GHz (Socket 754) CPU - Retail (CP-091-AM)
processor
and
GeIL 512MB PC3200 RAM.
350Watt Antec power supply (+5V &+3.3V & 12V max output 330W) - (+5V & +3.3V max output 230V)
The system turns on for 10 seconds and then turns off.
Have tried changing graphics card and unplugged hard drive and cd from IDE and power to no effect.
Have tried NVidia Geforce 2 and my brand new Raedon 7000. One AGP, other PCI, so tried in 2 different slots.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
pezkingReason I asked on PSU is shown in the
Quote
Tiresmoke
As this pertains to A64's make sure that you have a power supply that is either approved for use by MSI/AMD or that you have plenty of amps on the 12 volt rail. Typically we have noted many issues based on styability with PSU's being rated at less than 24A on the 12v rail.
07-05-2004 06:35
From
Basic Building Tips
Ive looked at the antec site Model: True330 if this is your model 12v/22A will probably do.
However I think Antec have recently updated the true power range with a stronger 12v in this case 22a
Look back at label and check your12v ampage just to be safe
Memtest isnt dos, just create disk & put in as u reboot. you cant Dir floppy
Try clearing Bios again following this method
Quote
Syar2003
Try disconnecting the AC from PSU .
Remove the battery for the cmos rom .
And place the jbat jumper in discharge (check manual for instructions) .
Leave it 5-10min
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Syar2003
Later , first set the jumper back in "keep cmos" position .
Mount the battery .
Connect AC to the PSU .
And try starting the computer .
When/if bios posts with cmos checksum error .. press F1 or "del" key
Dont use F1 but hit "del" key
and load optimized BIOS defaults + save + exit .
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Sometimes were a little keen and dont leave long enough 4 disharge
I'd try clearing bios 1st
then memtest if necessary
good luck
PS Copy your spec from the body of your last post.
go into Profile (top left button on this page) then edit signature
and paste details there. then when u post again your spec is automatically added at bottom of post - saves a lot of hassle -
K8N Neo USB Problem + Boot/Shutdown issues
I just bought the K8N Neo and I am having problems with it.
First problem is usb. Sometimes when I boot up my mouse and keyboard won't work. That only happens sometimes though. The bigger problem is, that usb devices (mouse and keyboard) fail randomly. Like I'd be playing a game, then I suddenly hear the sound that windows makes when you disconnect a usb device, keyboard and mouse are dead, and then 10 seconds later I hear the sound for plugging an usb device in and all is back to normal.
I've read some of the older threads where other people are having that problem too but I have not found a solution to this yet. I'm using the two usb ports that are attached to the mainboard. Also I tried to disable "allow windows to shut down this device to save power" (or whatever it says) in the hardware device manager for the usb hubs as somebody on this forum suggested. Didn't help.
Usb keyboard/mouse support is turned on in the bios and I have the newest drivers installed for everything.
My second problem is that when I start windows (XP) I would see the loading screen but it's very very dark and nothing is happening (like it's frozen). About 15 seconds later it suddenly is brighter and I see the "loading bar" moving. Also, whenever I try to restart or turn the pc off I get a similar freeze. After clicking on Start->Shutdown the mouse cursor turns into the sandclock and I can't do anything. Can't click on any icon nor the taskbar. Takes about 5 minutes for anythingto happen. That's when I get the "turn off, restart" screen. After clicking on something I'd see "please wait while windows is shutting down" for another 5 minutes to so. Any ideas as to what could be causing this behaviour?
K8N Neo
Amd64 3400+
1024 MB Ram (2*512), DDR333
Club 3D Radeon 9800 Pro
Logitech USB Keyboard and Logitech USB MX510 (Mouse)
IBM 80 GB Harddrive (IDE)
Codecom 400W PSU (+3.3V -> 28A, +5V ->30A, +12V -> 15A, -5V -> 0.5A, -12V -> 0.8A, +5V sb(?) -> 2A)
Samsung SP614C 160 GB Harddrive (SATA)
Windows XP HomeQuote
Originally posted by stranger4u
@falsedown: Thank you once again for your help. I've ordered the PSU and hopefully it'll fix the usb issue (even though now it seems as if only the usb keyboard would be failing randomly and the mouse is ok).
@gamecock: How do I get the drivers for IDE back to the Microsoft version? Do I have to run the Nvidia Setup again and remove the driver or is there a different way? (btw I'm booting from the IDE drive)
Go to your device manager, then IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers, and double click on the NVIDIA nForce3 250 Parallel ATA Controller (v2.6). You can try to roll back driver and see if it puts you back to Microsoft. If you've upgraded from 2.5 then you will only go back with an Nvidia driver again. If so, then choose to Update Driver instead, at Welcome etc choose No, not this time, Next, Install from a list or specific location (Advanced), Next, and then click Don't Search, I will choose the driver to install and Next. At the Select device driver, you should have checked Show compatible hardware and several drivers should show in the Model window, at least the Nvidia and the Standard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller. The standard is the Microsoft driver. Choose the standard driver and Next. You will have to reboot and hopefully things will be better. To put it back to Nvidia you only have to repeat process about but select Nvidia or run their install again. Later....
MSI K8N Neo Platinum (BIOS 1.5B5)
Athlon 64 3200+ w/Zalman CNPS7000A-ALCU @ 1.55V
1GB Corsair XMS TWINX PC3200C2PT Memory (Slot 1 & 3)
( 3-3-3-11, 2T) @ 2.8V
2x160 RAID0
1x160 Maxtor IDE 133 (Secondary Slave)
NEC 3500a DVD Dual Layer 16x (Primary Master)
NEC 2510a DVD 8x (Primary Slave)
ATI AIW Radeon 9600XT
HSF on Nvidia/NB (29c)
Antec TruePower 550 = +3.3V@32A, +5V@40A, +12V@24A -
K8N Neo2 boot problems, freezes at testing base and extended memory
I recently bought a motherboard/cpu combo and been having problems. I'll start with my system specs:
MSI K8N Neo 2
AMD 64 3000+ Rev E
XFX Geforce 6600GT
Corsair Valueselect 184-Pin DDR SDRAM Unbuffered DDR 400 , 4 512MB sticks
400W Powersupply
I ordered a mother/cpu combo along with other parts to build a new computer. Finally everything arrived a couple days ago and I started building. First I installed the mb, cpu, ram and vid card to make sure everything was working. When I started it up I got nothing. So I started messing around and dropped the ram down to only one stick and used the D-Bracket. I figured out the cpu had been dislodged during shipping, got it installed again and was able to boot up could get into the bios etc. I put back in my other three sticks of ram everything seems to be working. Next I hooked up the hd, cd/dvd etc. Tried to boot up and it freezes after listing the total memory. Looking at the D-Bracket it shows it freezes at Testing Base and Extended Memory. So I unplug everything back down to just cpu, ram and vid card to see if it still works. It freezes again at testing base and extended memory.
At this point I drop the ram back down to one stick. It boots up and I can get into the bios again. So I shut everything off and put back in the rest of the ram. Turn it on and it freezes at the same point. Hmm, drop it back down to one stick and I can make it through to the bios. Now I'm just frustrated and want to see if I can get my other components working and maybe windows installed then I'll come back to figuring this out. So I save and exit the bios, while it's rebooting again it freezes at the Testing base and extended memory.
After playing around with it some more over the past day here is what I've come to see. If I move one stick of ram around I can get past the testing extended memory to get into the bios or up to the point of needing a boot disk etc. If I reset or reboot it from this point it will freeze. If I just leave my computer alone and off for around 30 minutes I can start it up once then it will freeze. Now I'm just confused why it will intially start up as everything is ok but freeze if it resets. Everytime it freezes it will be at the Testing Base and Extended Memory.
Some things I have tried while talking to a friend about the problem is clearing the cmos and also putting in the ram settings in the bios. Neither seems to work. I've done a lot of searching on google and in this forum and haven't seen anyone talk about a problem like this so hopefully I'm not missing anything.
If there's anything else you guys need to know about my setup let me know. I also hope I wrote this all clearly because at this point I'm pretty frustrated.
Thanks!Ok, newest update.
After clearing the cmos I put in a stick of ram. Everything loaded up ok and I went into the bios and entered the values (2.5-3-3-8) and 2.75V. To my amazement it didnt' lock up after saving and exiting and it made it through to the Disk Boot Failure etc. So I hit the reset button to see if it would go all the way through again and it froze again with D-Bracket LEDs showing the Testing base and extended. I turned off the case with the on off switch in the back and powered up again. It went right through in the past I'd have to wait. So it seemed like things were a little better.
So I put in a second stick of ram and it booted all the way through, tried to reset to see what would happen and it froze. Turned power on and off and it froze not making it anywhere. Tried that a few more times and it would always freeze right away making no progress.
Back down to one stick of ram and it works again where I can go into the bios, save and exit and it'll make it through a full boot up to Disk Boot Failure. Weird thing was once after just hitting the reset button it actually made it all the way through. So it seems to act differently almost everytime.
To me at least there doesn't seem to be a logical way I can think of what the problem could be. -
I have built 2 computers exactly the same.
msi k8n neo plat
512 corsair xms ddr 3200
8og sata maxtor
amd 64 3200
128mb ati 9800 pro
asus cd drive
When i tried to install windows xp pro on both the machines i got the same error. could not copy file. On each try the file was a different one. After hours of trying new things i found that putting the memory in slot 2 on the motherboard solved the problem, windows installed and booted up as norm. When i moved the memory back to slot 1 the computer would not boot.
I have now left the memory in slot 2 but the computer will still crash every hour.
I am sure this is something to do with the memory but not sure what the problem is.
Can anyone help.Can anybody tell me what i should set the cpu fsb frequency to in the bios.
I just read this in the faq
What is the fsb speed of this cpu?
Depending on which FSB you are asking about: The Athlon 64's have the memory controller built in (which was previously part of the Northbridge on the motherboard) which uses up to 200MHz DDR Memory (400MHz FSB) The HyperTransport link from the CPU to the rest of the motherboard runs up to 800MHz. Just to expand on my answer... The HT link is 800MHz, but it's 16 bit in size (2 bytes worth of data per clock) the total bandwidth of the HyperTransport link is 3.2GB in total - 1.6GB sending data to CPU and 1.6GB receiving data from CPU. -
I'm having problems with my K8n neo and my Corsair 3200 DDR. The system will boot and run stabaliy with just one stick of 512mb. It doesn't matter which stick I use or which memory slot I use all are stable. However if I try to boot with 2 sticks for a total of 1gb ram, the system will not boot. I just get a long beep from the speaker. I have tried all possible arangements of two sticks in three slotts, but nothing works. I flashed the bios from 1.1 to 1.3 but that didn't help. I tried increaseing mem voltage but that didn't help either
System:
K8N Neo 7030 ver 1
AMD 64 3000+
mem 1) Corsair CMX512-3200PT ver 1.1; 2) Corsair CMX512-3200PT ver 3
P/S Zalman 400W
OS - XP home SP1
The system is not OC at allAccording to Corsair, it is not reccommended to mix revisions of the same type memory. It can, and usually does cause instability. If I were you I would either RMA the sticks to Corsair, in hopes of getting two of the same revision, or at the least send RamGuy a message at this forum: Official Corsair memory support forum
I hope you sort things out, and good luck. -
Hehe dont know where to start... guess ill list my computer specs.
(new)Board: K8N Neo Platinum BIOS v1.4 (Lastest nforce drivers)
(new)CPU: AMD 64 3200+
(new)RAM: (2)Kingston 512mb PC3200 400MHz
(new)PSU: Enermax EG465/AX 460W
HD: Maxtor 80gig 7200RPM
OS: Windows XP Pro
(new)Graphics: Geforce FX 5700LE (Lastest nvidia drivers)
(new)Sound: SB Audigy 2
Standard Microsoft Opti Mouse(USB port)
Standard Keyboard (PS2 port)
Some Bios Settings:
Memory Voltage: Auto (But have tried it at 1.5 and 1.6 and still the same problems)
AGP Volts :1.5
CPU volts : Auto
Max Memclock: 200MHz
2T Timing
TLc:3.0 Trcd:3.0 Tras:8 Trp:3
Spread Spectrum: Disabled
Nv/ATI Disabled.
I just recently started buying parts, about a week ago, to upgrade my old AMD Athlon 2000+. Got all the new parts(listed above). Ive been having all sorts of problems. Ill list them to see what you guys think
1.) Whenever i start playing games or a graphicly intense program(ex: video editing, or 3D programs) or if i play a game and i do any sort of loading(ex: zoning, changing levels, loading player models etc.). My game either crashes to the desktop without errors, or my system will crash and drop to a bluescreen with the stop error "STOP: 0x0000007E". Or ill get a different blue screen saying "Dumping physical memory" or something can't read it cause it just appears then reboots my computer right away.
Or just recently i crashed to my desktop but got an error box saying "There are stability problems with the Geforce FX 5700LE please check if you have the correct drivers etc."
Then just the other night i was playing a game and crashed to the desktop but got a virtual memory error saying "Ran out of Virtural memory etc etc. Please check your Virtual memory page file". So i did and increased it a bit cause i saw it was set lower than the actual amount of ram i have.
I guess it's just 1 big problem but im just so confused about it. Been trying to troubleshoot it for about a week and about to give up. This monday is my last day to return things back to the store, would rather not cause ive heard such great things about AMD 64's and the Neo Platinum board.
Hope you guys got some ideas Im just about out of them heh.
Thanks.Don't know if you have tried this things but heres my list of things .
BIOS:
-First load bios optimized defaults , then ..
-Set the cpu vcore voltage up by + 0.025v (don't use auto)
-Increase the memory voltage vdimm to 2.7v (or the vendors max defined voltage)
-Disable fsb spread spectrum
-Disable dynamic overclocking
-Disable cool n quiet
-Change the multiplier from startup to 11
-Turn off auto on memory timings in cell menu/dram and set all values manually
and the max mem frequency to 200.
-Turn off AGP fatwrites
CASE:
USB connectors
-Disconnect case front usb from usb header on motherboard.
-Disconnect the d-bracket from usb header on motherboard.
-Change the red MSI ide cable if used.
-Check all stand offs/spacers under the motherboard .
-If using PS2 kb and mouse some board have mislabeled color code
making people connect mouse in kb and vice versa .
Correct is keyboard in the bottom mouse top.
STABILITY TEST:
Outside windows and windows drivers:
Download and test with memtest86 v 3.1
http://www.memtest.com
Inside windows:
Test stability with prime95 and/or hotcputester -
I just got a MSI K8N Neo Platinum with a 3200 Clawhammer and a 160 GB Seagate Hard drive. Cooling is an SLK-948 with an Enermax 92mm 2800 RPM fan and a Antec 400 watt PSU. Ram, ive tried both 2700 and 3500. My system posts ok then i reformat but when it starts installing the setup files it gives me a blue error screen saying the system was halted. Ive also tried reformating on another computer. Then I just launch the XP setup from the A64 system. All goes well and everything installs until the very end i get the error screen again. I am not overclocking or anything, all bios settings are default as i just got this setup. Ive also tried my seagate harddrive on my other computer and it has none of these probelms.
Start by eliminating possible causes 1 at a time.
I'd start with the RAM. Set your BIO's to default (compatability) settings. Use 1 stick to start in slot zero.
If you have another PC to work with (w/ internet access) download and create a bootable CD with memtest86. You can get it here: Test Your Memory If not, perhaps a friend can save it to disk for you.
It's a decent memory tester and has helped me on more than one occassion. The last time with a 256mb stick of PC2700 Mushkin. For some reason the FIC board it was on didn't like it. Everytime I went to install XP it would fail in different places for strange reasons. Since I'd used the disk successfully just recently before, I ran memtest86 and discovered the problem.
The next thing I'd examine is the CD/DVD-ROM drive(s). I can't count the number of times I've gone to upgrade a machine, keeping the CD drive, only to discover XP doesn't like the drive. If you're drive is older, buy a new one. Don't install using a DVD drive (so they say - I don't have one).
If all else fails use the diagnostic LED's to try and track the problem. -
well i just got the motherboatd back from RMA cause there was a problem before.. so i assume its fixed now...
so i plugged everything in
K8N NEO Platinum
A64 3200+ NewCastle
1GB DDR3200 OCZ Premiere Series RAM
Radein X800PRO
Sapphire Theatrix 550Pro
Western Digital Raptor 36GB SATA
Western Digtal Caviar 200GB ATA100
Maxtor 160GB ATA100
LG 16X Dual Layer DD-Burner
52x 24x 52x LG CD-RW
PCI-Fan Card
Ultra X-Connect 500-Watt PSU
a 120mm case fan and an 80mm case fan..
This is what happens.. when i turn on the power theres no display.. and the computer shuts off after 10 seconds..
the Heatsink is the ZALMAN CNPS7000B-CU
then i tried to turn the power on again.. this time theres display.. but the display is stuck on the Neo Platinum Logo page.. tried pressing del to the BIOS set up but nothing works... its like the system froze at that point..
so i tried clearing the CMOS but that didnt change a thing.. i know the components work cause i was using it on my other system while i was waiting for the motherboard to get fixed.. so what might the problem be :(Quote from: syar2003 on 28-June-05, 06:45:17
There is some timing requirements that may not be fulfilled during the motherboard start .
Fans will always start turning , but the motherboard and cpu wont start up if the timing sequences and housekeeping control of ps_on , pwr_ok is on track
withing the defined times .
So yes a "bad" psu can cause this . And it's the motherboard thats turn off baecause it hasn't got
a high pwr_ok that holds up.
I see,, so i guess i'm gonna replace the power supply...
which one do u recommend?
http://canadacomputers.com/index.php?do=ShowProduct&cmd=pd&pid=000290&cid=PS.808
http://canadacomputers.com/index.php?do=ShowProduct&cmd=pd&pid=002121&cid=PS.808
http://canadacomputers.com/index.php?do=ShowProduct&cmd=pd&pid=006205&cid=PS.808
or something cheaper or equal value to one of those in the links.. but still high quality.. at least 500 watts -
Strange K8N Neo Platinum Problem
I just got my new system:
MSI K8N Neo Plat
A64 3000+
512 MB Kingston HyperX (PC3500)
Installed windows and thought everything was fine until I got random BSOD (PFN_LIST_CORRUPT). I narrowed the problem down to the memory so I used Memtest86 3.1 and found that the ram was faulty at Test#5 at all ram frequencies from 200MHz and up. Worked fine when I used the dividers as long as it is below the 200MHz mark. So I went back to the retailer to have them test the ram but it was fine on their system. Ended up getting 1 stick of Corsair XMS PC3200 thinking it was incompatibility. But again got the same problem.
Anyone have any clue as to what's going on? Could it be the CPU or the motherboard that's causing the problems?
ThanksThanks for your reply.
Ok, I've tried all sockets and they all do the same thing.
I've slowed down the memory timings to the worst possible and same thing.
I've bumped the voltage up to 2.7 and still no luck.
I've already RMA the HyperX and the replacement stick didn't work either and of course the Corsair that I currently have now does the same thing.
No Kingmax where I am.
I'm currently running at 235FSB with the 5/6 divider giving 195MHz. Sucks that I can't run 1:1 at all, not even default. -
Hi,
Recently I have just brought a K8N Neo 4F mobo and have been getting some weird problems with it. The following is my system system :
1. K8N Neo 4F
2. AMD 64 3000+ (Venice chipset)
3. Cosair DRR400 2x512MB (CL2.5) RAM
4. Sapphire Radeon X700 Hybrid 256MB PCIe
5. Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS
6. Maxtor IDE HDD 40GB (ATA133) 5400 RPM 2MB
7. Maxtor IDE HDD 20GB (ATA100) 5400 RPM 2MB
8. Sony 16x DVD DL RW+RW- / 48x CDR
I have installed WinXP Pro sp2, Catalyst 5.9, DirectX 9.0c and drivers for Sound Blaster. I am using Norton AV 2005.
When I am working normally in Windows, the system is stable. When I start playing 3D games, a few minutes into the game and the system hangs. I got a black screen and pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL doesn't help. I have to press the reset button to reboot.
At the BIOS setup screen, I found the CPU Vcore voltage is 12.22V which is 0.22V above the standard. I am not doing any overclocking on the system.
Can someone tell me what is wrong?
Thanks.Quote from: kakarocht on 13-October-05, 23:23:06
Does your fast write is enable/disable in the BIOS? If enable try to disable it! Used CPUZ to identify your RAM setting and try to change it from the BIOS (recommended setting) http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php. BTW put your pc spec's into your sig!!
There is no fast write in my BIOS. The following is the RAM setting :
DIMM #1
General
Memory type DDR-SDRAM
Manufacturer (ID) Corsair (7F7F9E0000000000)
Size 512 MBytes
Max bandwidth PC3200 (200 MHz)
Part number VS512MB400
Manufacturing date Week 00/Year 00
Attributes
Number of banks 2
Data width 64 bits
Correction None
Registered no
Buffered no
Timings table
Frequency (MHz) 200
CAS# 2.5
RAS# to CAS# delay 3
RAS# Precharge 3
TRAS# 8
DIMM #2
General
Memory type DDR-SDRAM
Manufacturer (ID) Corsair (7F7F9E0000000000)
Size 512 MBytes
Max bandwidth PC3200 (200 MHz)
Part number VS512MB400
Manufacturing date Week 00/Year 00
Attributes
Number of banks 2
Data width 64 bits
Correction None
Registered no
Buffered no
Timings table
Frequency (MHz) 200
CAS# 2.5
RAS# to CAS# delay 3
RAS# Precharge 3
TRAS# 8 -
9700 pro and K8N Neo 754 Problem
I have some stability issue running 9700 pro on K8N neo 754,
First I was having a signal loss problem during playing and freezing , and I have to reboot manully from the reset buttom, FIXED this problem by running the card at agp 4x instead of 8x
second problem, also signal loss but this time in dos, some time I restart my computer, nothing appear on the desktop and aswell monitor is giving me no signal, just push the reset buttom and it works, and also when I enter bios to change some setting , save and exit , and nothing on the screen (signal loss), then push reset buttom, THAT happens random, some times it restarts without problem, I think the problem is the GPU stop responding.....
I think changing some bios settings may help
I tried disabled agp fast write and agp sidedband , didn't fix, maybe there is something hidden can solve the problem
3000+
512 ddr 400 kingston
hec 450 w I don't think a power issueThis board does have settings that can be accessed by pressing shift F2 then pressing alt F3. I've never accessed them but I hear that there is a setting called nv/ati speedup or something like that. Some have solved video issues by enabling/disabling this feature.
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Hey All
Specs Below.
I just bought a Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 200GB IDE Popped it in. using the 1.4 bios btw, and the hard drive detections is taking for ever!!!
What sall i do!? I tried changing it from Pri to Sec but still it takes ages to detect!! .. and i didnt wait for it to detect i just jacked it out
Help!!!!??? PLEASE!!!i want to ask what means,when i install windows on my MSI k8n neo plat.,a64 3000,wd caviar sata 120,these words appears:IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL.there are others things but this mostly(others as MEMORY_MANAGEMENT,POWER_SUPPLY_ERROR and others that i dont remind)........what means that irql ..i know perhaps what is irq but this irql_not_less_or_equal is unknown for me now....
help me someone -
Hello everyone.
My DVD-rom is installed in IDE, and i have sata HD. My boot device is CD-rom.
OK, so my problem is that i puit windows XP cd in my dvdrom, because i want to install XP. Ok, so firstly my dvd doesnt show up on the IDE listing, they are all 'None', i press F1 to continue, my other option is DELITE to enter bios. Ok, so i get to a screen where my HD shows up, and also my DVD, then i get the option to enter the realtek setup hablahabla shift+f10, and this i dont need. Then i get to another screen it shows all these different things but ends with "Verifying DMI pool data ....." and then i get the msg ITLDR is missing, and i get the option to press CTRL alt delete to reboot.
So plz, how do i fix so that i can fornmate my hd and install windows XP?
thanks //eric karlssonfendic thanks for your input, its given me some progress i hope.
I did connect it to one of the four ones, not the 1 in other color. Now, this made my HD show up as IDE Secondary Master. Instead of the previous "none", the rest of the IDE on start are still "None". As for my "DVD-ROM", after ive pressed F1 during the first screen, i get on the second one saying 0DD0: Optiarc DVD RW AD-5170A, in green text, which is my DVD-ROM. Now, i think the issue for some reason is that even though i have CDROM as first boot device it still trys to boot it from HD. because when i unplug my HD i can boot XP using my windows XP CD in my DVD ROM. Also, my BiOS is 1.5, im not sure how to flash bios using a floppy or whatever, but i will look into it and ill post if i ever succsed to make my bios 1.6. Oh, and yes im using a SATA HD.
Thanks
Eric Karlsson
EDIT; I flashed bios to 1.6 now, but the problem still remains im affraid. Iv bin doing some lurking about and i cant let go off 1 thing, and its "enable JMicron as IDE". Since my DVD-rom shows in green text druing the JMicron screen.
EDIT2; This is how i flashed, its from a post on tgis forum. I had to unplug my HD to make it boot from the CD-ROM. But after puting the HD back on, it still does not work.
"Hello, welcome to forum. if you are planing to update BIOS:
get P965 Neo BIOS ver. 1.6 CD Image (have modded boot record and integrate JMB361 Dos drivers.)
How do i flash it?
Extract image file from archive, and burn it to CD.(example: open it with nero burning rom and burn image file to CD)
Make and ensure PC is stable, then reboot PC and boot from CD. you will need to confirm twice BIOS update when asked.
after BIOS update is complete successfully, power down your PC, remove power cord from the PSU, hit few time power button to drain electrify from capacitors, touch some metal with hands to discharge any ES which you may have, then open the case and Clear CMOS then pull back power cord, and turn on your PC, will be notice CMOS CHEKSUM MISMATCH/ERROR, hit F1 to continue to rebuild DMI Pool Data, then reboot your PC, and enter in BIOS and LOAD BIOS DEFAULT, SAVE AND EXIT, go back to BIOS and apply your customs settings."
Check the bold part in the qotation, thats the drivers for JMicron i think, still there is no succses for me. -
K8N Neo 4 problem, needs attention/testing...
I will spare you the long story about how I came to this but I have tested it now on 3 differant K8N Neo4s so feel pretty confident in it being accurate. Problem occurs when you have the default BIOS settings enabling the Si s-raid (seems by default the NVIDIA s-raid is disabled). With my Promise conrtoller in the x4 slot the system would hang on post with an indicator that it hung at the video bios load. Only possible workaround is to remove the controller and enter BIOS and then shut down and reinstall the controller and reboot.
I cannot tell you how much trouble I went through identifying this over the last two days but hopefully MSI can test thier BIOS and get it fixed. I actually have a pal in QA at Promise and told him about it, he said they would try to recreate the problem Monday and check to see if anything on the controller is at fault (allthough it would seem it is a board BIOS to me). My suggestion to MSI, if they where lilstening, would be to change the default setting for the NVIDIA and Si RAID to disabled as that would eliminate the problem as it relates to making a board seem dead on defaul startup or after a bios flash or cmos reset.
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System specs:
AMD 64 FX-60, MSI K8N Neo4, nForce4 Ultra Chipset, 2G Mushkin Black XP3200 DDR400 RAM (4x512 / 2-2-2, 2t), 4 WD Raptor 10k RPM S-ATA HDDs Promise SuperTrak EX8350 RAID_6 Array, OCZ 520W PS, Radeon x1800 XT (DDR3/512M), Audigy2 ZS, Win XP SP2/Fedora Core 4 - Linux/Windows Vista
P.S. Problem exists in at least three differant BIOS: 1.9, 1.A, and 1.B.AgtSmith,
I have almost the same problem as you on your K8N Neo4 Platinum board with a Promise RAD Controller. Good new for beasuse it says its not the third party RAID Controller causing the problem.
My problem is with a High Point RocketRAID 2320 PCI Express controller. When I plugged the High Port Controller system refused
to boot. Recovery procedure was about the same as your, unplug High Point Controller boot to BIOS and had a little first try I disabled the Silicon Image Controller. System booted normally so I plugged the High Point in leaving the Silicon Image RAID Controller disabled in BIOS and system booted fine. I had eight Seagate’s SATA II type drives plugged in to the High Point Controller and Plextor SATA DVD/CD plugged in slot one on the nVidia RAID Controller. Installation of Window XP 64 on four of SATA II drive configure RAID 0 went with no problem, the Plextor SATA nVidia RAID Controller and the other two Seagate’s are running RAID 1 with no problem working fine during Windows install.
Only have on problem and that’s if the BIOS does not see the Windows install CD in the CD drive it hangs during BIOD Drive Checks.
I have also tested the High Point RAID Controller on an ASUD A8N-E and the out come was the same.
So, it appears to me nVidia Chipset problem with third party RAID Controllers on the PCI Express X4 slot.
I currently running the High Port RAID controller other I have to keep the Windows installation in a CD drive does not make diferents which CD Drive just as long as it load in one of the two CD’s on the system.
Other than me being sure the problem is nVidia, there is no must I can add to what going and you not alone with the problem and like you I found that BIOS version has no effect on the problem.
Roger
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