K8N Neo4 Auto Boots

I have uninstalled Digicell, and all Power On options in BIOS are disabled, yet my system continues to auto boot about 3-5 minutes after shutdown. I have no idea where else to look to resolve this....thanks in advance for any help.

Quote from: syar2003 on 24-July-06, 22:39:27
It's the wake on lan properties in the config of network adapter .
Right click the network connection to bring up properties.Press the configure button and then goto the advanced tab.
Unckech all that have "Wake" in it's name
Thanks! Under wake up capabilities, Magic Packet and Pattern Match were chosen. I changed that to none and it seems to have stopped the booting. I am using the Marvell adapter

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MSI K8N Neo4-F booting issues

Ok, well I'm a n00b and this is only my second build. When I first put everything together, the system started right up and I was able to reboot no problem to upgrade the OS etc. However when I gave it to my parents, it started having some problems booting. Sometimes it boots up right away (if it's been off for a while)...however if you restart it, the fans run, but nothing happens for several minutes. Then all of the sudden it beeps and starts booting like nothing is wrong! So while it's sitting there doing nothing, I checked the D-bracket and it looks like it's sitting on the processor initialization:
MSI K8N Neo4-F running Bios version is 1.9 - the only setting I changed was removing the logo
Windows 2000 SP3 which I updated to 4
AMD 64 3700 +
Power Supply - Antec smart power 2.0 500 watts
liteon DVD burner - IDE primary master
a single 250 GB SATA seagate hard drive which is partitioned into 2- IDE 3rd master
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I did try reading through the forums first. I'm not sure if I should clear the CMOS or flash the bios. At this point I guess I kind of lack the confidence to make a decision due to lack of experience and the fact that it's not my computer I'm messing with. So guys, can you help a girl out? Any advice is much appreciated

Quote from: bjk1 on 27-March-06, 22:22:19
Hello Jewels,
have a look at this thread: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=80294.0
Maybe, it's the solution to your problem.
Bye.
Your link to the other thread was enlightening. A couple of things. My father did install a card reader. However, I'm unable to find those particular settings in the bios. My father also has logitech's mx3000 wireless keyboard and mouse hooked up. I unhooked the little reciever it came with and hooked up a standard keyboard and mouse, and what do you know, it boots fine. Which explains why I had no jproblems when I set the computer up initially. I'm sure he's going to want me to find a way to use them though.

K8N Neo4-FX Boot Issue

Hey all,
Im new to this forum so forgive me if I do not address my problem to you in the correct fashion.
Im running Windows XP Pro SP2 on a K8N Neo4-FX board with the NVidia Geforce 6600 GT and an AMD 64 3600+.
I have this issue were when I boot for the first time in the day, my computer locks up when trying to load into Windows, it does not load any Icons but you can see the desktop. After a reboot, in an attempt to get into Windows again, it now locks up on the Motherboard bootscreen for a random amount of time, usually atleast 3 minutes. I disabled the boot screen so that it would show me what its trying to load behind the Motherboard boot screen and it gets stuck on trying to load/check the harddrives. Eventually it realises there all there and boots into Windows without issue. It usually requires 2 reboots before you can get into Windows. Now If I Boot up for the first time in the day and leave the computer at the login screen of Windows for about 5 to 8 minutes and then attempt to login and boot Windows, it hass no drama's. Interesting huh? It gets better.
I believe a secondary issue is tied into this as well. Once Windows is booted and I try to watch any type of media, all I get is a blank outline of where the video should be playing, sound working and playing correctly. This effects all media except Movies (.mov) which work on all occasions. No matter how many times you reboot, it does not allow you to watch any media, only hear it. However if you shutdown and boot again all media works without issue.
Now ill give you a minute to soak that in...
My original thought was, "Dodgy install of Windows", so I formatted and reinstalled a COMPLETELY NEW installation, even differant OS(to XP Pro from Home Ed) and I still have the same issues.
This leads me to the conclusion that the Board/Card is faulty. However if any of you experts or any other people can shed any light or similar experiences on this, it would be much appreciated!
Thank you,
If you want anymore info MSG me.
Sadist

Quote from: Sadist on 06-August-06, 23:00:40
Hey all,
Im new to this forum so forgive me if I do not address my problem to you in the correct fashion.
Im running Windows XP Pro SP2 on a K8N Neo4-FX board with the NVidia Geforce 6600 GT and an AMD 64 3600+.
I have this issue were when I boot for the first time in the day, my computer locks up when trying to load into Windows, it does not load any Icons but you can see the desktop. After a reboot, in an attempt to get into Windows again, it now locks up on the Motherboard bootscreen for a random amount of time, usually atleast 3 minutes. I disabled the boot screen so that it would show me what its trying to load behind the Motherboard boot screen and it gets stuck on trying to load/check the harddrives. Eventually it realises there all there and boots into Windows without issue. It usually requires 2 reboots before you can get into Windows. Now If I Boot up for the first time in the day and leave the computer at the login screen of Windows for about 5 to 8 minutes and then attempt to login and boot Windows, it hass no drama's. Interesting huh? It gets better.
I believe a secondary issue is tied into this as well. Once Windows is booted and I try to watch any type of media, all I get is a blank outline of where the video should be playing, sound working and playing correctly. This effects all media except Movies (.mov) which work on all occasions. No matter how many times you reboot, it does not allow you to watch any media, only hear it. However if you shutdown and boot again all media works without issue.
Now ill give you a minute to soak that in...
My original thought was, "Dodgy install of Windows", so I formatted and reinstalled a COMPLETELY NEW installation, even differant OS(to XP Pro from Home Ed) and I still have the same issues.
This leads me to the conclusion that the Board/Card is faulty. However if any of you experts or any other people can shed any light or similar experiences on this, it would be much appreciated!
Thank you,
If you want anymore info MSG me.
Sadist
The problem is most likely with your HardDrives not the MB...

K8N Neo4 Plat. boot delay with Canon MP390

Hi everyone!
My problem is the following:
My K8N Neo4 Plat. based computer got a huge delay (5mins!) on POST at boot (right after CPU name listing) when my Canon MP390 multifuntion USB printer is connected. I already know its caused by a conflict between the printer's card reader and the mobo, something maybe related to the mobo trying to boot on the card reader. Could be something else, but for now that's the only explanation i could find.
I red all post here concerning USB boot problems (or delays) and tried everything i could and red without results
Things that have been done (and much more!) :
- Flashed to latest v1.5 BIOS
- Disabled booting to other devices in BIOS leaving only floppy, cdrom and HD as bootable devices
- Disabled support for USB KB/storage devices in BIOS
- Unplugged Mitsumi floppy/cardreader combo drive (USB internal)
- Unplugged front panel USB and D-Bracket2
- 2 days of various tests with other computers, printers, psu, USB devices I had in store
I'm about to give up on this one! .. Anyone got ideas other than buying a new multifuntion printer? Could it be a defective mobo?
Thanks!
Rivendell
Computer specs are:
Athlon64 4000+, MSI K8N Neo4 Plat.
2x512MB PC3200 (OCZ 1GB KIT PN: OCZ4001024PDC-K)
Sapphire X850XT PCI-E 256MB, WD Raptor 74GB SATA
Thermaltake Silent Power 480w PSU, NEC 16X DVD-+RW
Mitsumi floppy/cardreader combo drive (unplugged for testing purpose)

It might be related with BIOS. The BIOS 1.65 seems to resolve the quick boot issue. You can get it from MSI to try it.

K8N NEO4 wont boot

hi,i have been given a pc that wont boot,the motherboard as far as i can gather is an msi K8N NEO4 MS-7125 N1996(thats all the info i can see on the motherboard) . 4 gig of ram not sure about the graphics card/pentium/hard drive because i havnt seen the machine working as yet.as soon as the machine is plugged in and power on plug socket is switched on i get a blue led flashing on the front panel and nothing else,i even get the light flashing when the psu power button is in the off position.i havnt tried unplugging everything from the mb yet,i just wondered if any of you guys knew what the flashing led was about? thanks

Quote from: Henry on 17-February-12, 13:11:59
"...board is relatively recent."
If you think 7 years as "relatively recent" that is. That's plenty of time for caps in PSU & MB to go bad, especially in PSU and not knowing what the original owner had, bad PSU is a good possibility for damaging MB.
Original was a Corsair 400 apparently.
It depends how you interprete "relatively". All my stuff is older than that so to me it's recent.

K8N Neo4 Platinum boots only with CMOS reset

This is my first build (and perhaps my last). The system ran without error for two weeks but the BIOS recognized only 2.88 GB rather than the 4 GB which are in the DIMM slots. I removed the power cord, put on an anti-static strap and reseated two of the 1 GB sticks. Since that time it will not boot without a CMOS reset. (But the BIOS recognizes 3.9 GB on most of my boots. On my last one, it was back to 2.88 GB).
Here's my booting process:
Remove power cord and switch PSU off.
Put on wrist strap and depress CMOS reset button on board for ten seconds.
Insert power cord and switch PSU on.
At this point the system boots normally without my depressing the normal power switch at the front of the case! And it runs without error once it boots.
I can reboot the system from the operating system without problems. When I shutdown (power off), depressing the normal power switch has no effect and I have to boot with the CMOS reset process above.
Memtest86 shows no memory errors. A similar thread with Neo2's suggested setting ht = 4x but that didn't help in my case. I also let the BIOS load optimized defaults but that didn't fix things either. I'm open to whatever suggestions you can make! (If my signature with my system configuration doesn't appear, I'll post it in a followup.)

Quote from: blazing storm on 03-June-05, 05:52:21
Looks like a Memory/Motherboard problem but I've never heard of it before or a low powered power supply could stop it recognising the 4GB so may be worth borrowing a more powerful one to test and see.. all out of ideas on this now
You were right. I borrowed a Rosewill RE501-BLK 3.3v@28a, 5v@30a, 12v@34a, 500W and now I don't have to reset the CMOS to boot! The case power switch still doesn't work--I have to turn off the PSU and turn it on again to boot--but others in this thread have suggested improper wiring of the switch which I'll check out. But I certainly can live with this since the PSU power switch is at least external to the case (as opposed to the CMOS reset switch). Now I'll go to the PSU thread to pick out a new PSU.
The BIOS on repeated boots recognizes the memory as about 3.7 GB (and Linux at about 3.4 GB, but I suppose that there are "good" reasons that OS's give a different number than BIOS's) and I can live with that, also, since, in an earlier post in this thread, I quoted MSI's "warning" that I could only expect 3+ GB to be recognized by the BIOS if I filled all 4 DIMMs with 1 GB sticks. But I think my 1.52beta MS-7125 BIOS also contributed to this increase. (My v. 1.3 BIOS recognized only 2.88 GB.)
I'm happy and thank all who contributed suggestions to this thread. Now I need to configure the software, a task that I know at least something about.

K8N Neo4 initial boot after shutdown lockup problem

First, I would like to thank everyone on this board for helping me solve all but one of the many issues I had getting my system up and running over the past three days, and you didn't even know it! I found many problems similar to mine but I don't believe any exactly like it:
I can shut down my system normally however when I boot up it hangs just prior to the windows initiation screen where you get your mouse curser. I do a cold boot from there and it posts until I get to the screen for a safe restart or normal restart etc., I hit normal restart and it finishes the boot just fine. It does this consistantly, outside of this my system has been rock solid for the past couple days, I built it Wednesday.
Its almost as though it is forcing me to go through the safe restart process even though I had a clean shutdown.
So far with no effect:
I increased my memory voltage to 2.8V, this helpd my old system with post problems and solved one on this board. (RAM running at 2.8 for 10 months with no problems on my old system)
Disconnected the IDE HD drives (I boot to the SATA 1/2 raid)
Changed my boot order all around
Disabled my unused SATA 5/6 (SiS)
Reloaded windows XP with the IDE drives disconnected
Disconnected and removed the printer driver
Anthing else? Ideas?

Antec Trupower 550 2.0, dual 12V rails @ 19 amps, Still had the problem with several drives disconnected. Bummed, I can,t figure it out...I think I will go to a line by line post to see exactly where its hanging. I may have mis-stated, I don't think it clears the SATA raid load on the first try.

K8N Neo4 - Disk Boot Failure, Insert System Disk

Hello !
Up an runnung with my new MoBo - for details se below, thats good. But...
No matter how I change my BIOS settings, at startup I got the same message:
Boot from CD : Disk boot failure, insert system disk and press enter
When doing so, the PC is booting OK.
Quit annoying, so glad for any hint !
Greetings / Jan Björk

Thanks TheBigMan for your welcome message !
Glad the join the Forum, it´s great knowledgebase !
I´ve gone through the BIOS settings you are referring to. They are like this: (And have been so all the time)
1:st Boot device [Harddisk]
Hard Disk Priority [SCSI:0 Nvidia Mirror 115.03G]
So there must be something else, thanks anyhow !
I also wonder from where this message, "Boot from CD..etc", is coming, is it really from the BIOS ?
Greetings / Jan Björk

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Quote from: Henry on 17-February-12, 13:11:59
"...board is relatively recent."
If you think 7 years as "relatively recent" that is. That's plenty of time for caps in PSU & MB to go bad, especially in PSU and not knowing what the original owner had, bad PSU is a good possibility for damaging MB.
Original was a Corsair 400 apparently.
It depends how you interprete "relatively". All my stuff is older than that so to me it's recent.

K8N NEO4 Platinum cold boot problem with 165 opteron?

I have this board and have a cold boot problem with my opteron. Is there anything I can do to fix this? Its starting to get very anooying.
K8N NEO4 Platinum
165 opty dual core
2X1GB Ballistix PC4000
160GB sata2
7800GTX
X-Fi platinum
600 watt seasonic PSU

Well I am running them at the rated speed of 250 and the rated timings of 3-4-4-10 on the rated 2.8 volts. Ballistix have been known to die quickly when you throw to many volts at them for some reason. I dont get the cold boot problem with the OCZ. Once I finally get it to boot with the Ballistix it works just fine but the next morning I play hell to get it to boot again. I dont even get the main screen to let me get into bios. It just stays black. I have done all kinds of stress testing and ran memtest with no problems. I am really at a loss here.

Please Help K8N Neo4 Platinum won't boot?

Hello,
I could use your expertise in this matter. I have built several systems and never seen this before. My system will not boot with the hard drive
and/or DVD drive attached. It will boot with just the 1.44 floppy attached. My system is as follows:
MSI K8N Neo4 Platinum ATX AMD Motherboard
connect3D 3038 Radeon X800GTO 256MB 256-bit GDDR3 VIVO PCI Express x16 Video Card
Rosewill RV500S-2 500W Power Supply 500W ATX 2.01
+3.3v- 30A
+5V - 45a
+12V1 - 18a
+12V2 - 16a
AMD Athlon 64 3000+ 1GHz FSB Socket 939 Processor
CORSAIR ValueSelect 1GB (2 x 512MB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM Dual Channel Kit System Memory
Cas Latency 2.5
Voltage 2.5V
Unbuffered
Windows XP professtional Service Pack 2
I tried resetting CMOS, changing the cmos battery, re-setting the video card, moving memory modules (from positions 1&2 to 3&4). The power supply is working. When I put my hard drive into another system it boots perfectly. Please help!
Thanks
Tony

All that info and I still don't know where you are plugging them in. SATA or IDE(PATA)? Both?
Can you describe the not booting a little more? i.e. No video at all, you see POST but it doesn't complete, POST completes but you can't boot an OS.

K8N NEO4-F: Artifacts/one long-two short beeps on booting

Hi.
# CPU: AMD Athlon 64 3500+ 2.2GHz Socket 939, 512KB
# Motherboard: MSI K8N NEO4-F, nForce4, Socket-939, ATX Raid, Sound, 4xSATA, GbLAN, PCI-Ex16
# Memory: TwinMOS PC3200 DDR-DIMM 1024MB Dual Pack Kit w/two matched PC3200 DDR DIMMs
# Video card: XFX GeForce 6800GT 256MB GDDR3 PCI-Express
# Hard drive: NEC DVD recorder ND-3540A IDE Black OEM
# No other peripheral cards
# Operating system and version: Windows XP Home Edition (5.1, Build 2600) Service Pack 3 (2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.080814-1236)
# Power Supply Unit: Fortron/Source Powersupply ATX 400W 120mm Fan, SATA, 24pin, +3.3, +5, ±12 V
On booting I get - randomly - artifacts OR blank screen OR one long+two short beeps OR booting normally.
Can't seem to find out the cause - any clues guys?
Thanks.

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K8N Neo4 Platinum SLI - Booting with USB attached

I've been unable to find anything definitive about this, so here goes:
I have problems with booting (hangs on post) when I have USB devices plugged in (i.e. thumb drive, ext USB drive, USB scanner). I am using v3.6 now, but haven't tried v3.7. I've received advice in the past to check BIOS - disable boot to USB device - but it still doesn't fix the problem.
Anyone experience this and know exactly how to fix it? I'm tired of disconnecting/reconnecting everything all the time.
Thanks!
MSI K8N Neo4 Plat SLI
Athlon64 3200+ 939 Venice
1GB (512MBx2) PC3200 DDR OCZ Value Series 2.5-4-4-7
Leadtek GeForce 6600GT
Hitachi 7K80 SATAII 80GB x 2 in Raid 0 (nVidia RAID controller)
Antec True Power II 550
Sony DRU-500A DVD+/-R/RW
Windows XP Pro SP 2

OK
I decided to take the plunge and update to BIOS v3.7, which I hate doing because MSI tends to break things while fixing others in their updates.
And guess what....it works!!!!!!!
I plugged in a thumb drive, USB scanner, and external USB hard drive, and it boot with them all connected.
So far so good

Booting problem MSI k8n neo4

Hello. When I first made the computer I was a having a simular problem however now I can't fix it. When it gets to the DMI pool it doesn't read the HD instead it says boot from cd: NO DISK FOUND INSERT SYSTEM DISK. Originaly I would set the boot priority to my ide hard drive(which doesn't have an OS) and it would load the OS which is on my WD sata Hard Drive. I've tried everything I can think of. Help!!!!! Thanks
AMD Athlon 64 3200+
MSI k8n neo4
1 gig dual channel ram
Western digital 120g sata HD
Western Digital 8g IDE HD
Radeon 700 Video Card

bryant_4christ,
Take the comp to 1 HD and one Optical Drive, then run the install with the CD, when Windows first starts, hit the F6 when it tells you to and load the Drivers from the Floppy. The continue with the install, if you do not want to lose any data, make sure you tell it to use the current partition and to keep the files intact on the Format Screen, you do not want to format.
Also make sure you have the controller turned on in the BIOS for the SATA Drive and that it is in the Boot Order.
Take Care,
Richard

Cannot boot from RAID 1 drive on K8N Neo4

I am trying to install Win2K on a mirrored RAID array my K8N Neo4 motherboard. Here is all the hardware:
K8N Neo4(MS-7125). The box says K8N Neo4 F, but the intro screen says "Platinum". Bios version 1.9
Hard drives: Two Maxtor Ultra16 250GB 7200 IDE drives. Both on IDE controller 1 as master and slave.
AMD athlon 64 3500
I followed the directions in the manual for booting off a RAID array.
In CMOS, Enabled IDE RAID, IDE Primary Master RAID, and IDE Primary Slave RAID.
In F10 raid setup:
Set up "Mirroring" RAID array using both drives.
Enabled "boot" option for the array.
Array list shows Array as healthy.
Set boot order to "hard drive" then CDROM.
I boot from win2k CD, press F6 to install RAID drivers.
After a bunch of other stuff has been loaded, I am prompted for the RAID drivers. I load both exactly as shown in the manual.
However, I am not sure I have the correct drivers on my floppy. The directions in the manual for creating the floppy are clearly incorrect as they would result in nothing on the floppy. I coppied the contents of the "pataraid" directory to the floppy. The win2k installer asked for "nvata.cat" so I took it from the "sata_ide" directory.
Next, the installer asks me which disk I want to install windows onto. This seems strange as it should see the two disks as one drive.
I tell it to install on the forst drive. It formats the first drive and transfers a bunch of stuff. It then reboots and tries to boot off the hard drive (or RAID array in this case). The computer is unable to boot off the hard drive.
Has anyone seen this?
What should I really make the RAID driver floppy?

I think I know what you are referring to. Nvidiia's documentation for nvRaidMan says that it reconstructs a mirrored array (once the bad drive has ben replaced) slowly over the period of a day. I think this is actually a disadvantage. The promise RAID controller allows you to immediately copy the good drive to the new drive. It can take a while for big drives (like twenty minutes), but then you are fully protecetd again and you dont have this big task in the background all day long. More importantly, the promise documentation makes it clear which drive is being copied to which.
I think I will start looking for a promise RAID controller and just make a mental note not to trust nvidia.

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