K9Ag Neo2-Digital--) HDMI doesn't work nor sound!!

Hi there!! I thought I posted a message about 2 hours ago. However, it seems to have disappeared. My apologies if I found the wrong forum for my Motherboard.
I wonder if anyone had any advice about my above mentioned motherboard.
I cleanly installed Windows XP SP3 recently and the audio card won't install, though it does work on another, older windows installation which didn't have the SP packs built in.
The second issue is the dual video inputs don't seem to work. I've tried both the DVI out and the HDMI out to my HD Viewsonic TV.
Any tips? If this is the wrong forum, could you please direct to the right one??
thanks!

Hi there!! I just had an interesting idea and I wonder if this solve the Realtek Audio problem.
As I stated above, i have two XP instalations on one computer in two different partitions. One of them was an older build which i manually upgraded to sp3. On this version the audio installed properly. On the second XP, SP3 pack was built in, however, the realtek audio won't instal, no matter how hard i try.
The idea I have is, is it possible to copy part of the windows files, possibly, the system 32 files and paste them into the Windows folder?
Do you think anything like that might work?
thanks

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Hi folks,
I recently upgraded my K9AG Neo2-Digital AMI BIOS from its original version (I don't remember what exactly) to v1.7 (the latest available on the MSI website). Before the upgrade I had three choices for the SATA mode: IDE, ACHI, and RAID. Now the setting is called "RAID Mode" and the only choices are: IDE, RAID.
What happened to the AHCI setting? I've been doing a lot of reading lately, and there doesn't seem to be a shortage of people having problems with AHCI and this board. Perhaps the latest BIOS simply disables it because of issues?
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I tried RAID mode, and the RAID BIOS detected my existing Vista drive as 1+0 JBOD, and the Vista install DVD detected the Vista installation on the drive (after loading the ahcix64s.sys driver), but I don't see any Vista repair installation option. This is off topic, but is there even such a thing in Vista? I know XP has a repair install that will fix the OS but leave all your apps and settings in tact.
I get the feeling that Vista and AHCI/RAID were just never meant to work with the SB600 :(
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sharfe, no need to hijack a 2 year old topic. Please start you're own new topic.
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K9AG Neo2 Digital and USB

System specs:
AMD 64 X2 6000 (125w)
K9AG Neo2 Digital (bios 1.5)
2x Kingston 1G DDR2 667
MSI Ge force 7800GT
Western Digital 500GB IDE HD
Windows XP Home SP2
Thermaltake 700w PSU
Please excuse any naivety on my part. I recently purchased the CPU/mainboard mentioned above and am not able to install USB 2.0 from the included CD. All other drivers (ATI installed first) installed with no problem. This was a clean install of Windows XP SP1 with SP2 installed immediately after. BIOS indicates that USB is enabled. I've tried uninstalling the USB drivers with no change after reboot. With that, I'm at the end of my comfort zone for any other proceedings and come to the forum for help. In searching the forums, I found this post https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=112724.0 which I tried to emulate and failed. I'd appreciate further insight and assistance. I have another question as well. The CPU/board was purchased locally at a point when I didn't have access to review or investigate the products on line. I was told the 6000 125w would work with no problems with the K9AG Neo2 board. Is this the case and am I risking damage to system? Thanks for your time.

The 125w version of AMD X2 cpus should not be used with your motherboard. These cpus overload the power regulation circuit on the motherboard and can cause the motherboard's power regulation circuit to fail. This may be the cause of the USB problem since the USB controller draws power from the motherboard to run any USB devices.
Check this link for supported cpu.
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=prodcpusupport&prod_no=1241&maincat_no=1&cat2_no=171&cat3_no=#menu
IMHO, exchange your cpu for the 89w version and see if that cures your problem.

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I installed mountain lion and now my mini dvi to hdmi doesn't work. I did a disk permission repair, but that didn't help. Any suggestions?

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Does the K9AG Neo2-Digital supports AMD's virtualization extensions ?

I want to build a home server based on the K9AG Neo2-Digital.
This machine should run several XEN Vitual Hardware Machines.
For this I need a BIOS that supports the AMD's virtualization extensions AMD-V (a.k.a. Pacifica, SVM).
Thanks
Martin

CPU hardware virtualization only got really worthwhile with Nested Pages in Barcelona (and with ESX 3.5)
If not Barcelona then I would not depend the choice of a motherboard based on CPU hardware virtualization support.
Up till Barcelona CPU hardware virtualization is actually slower. It's not. ESX in Workstation shows great impovement WITH AMD-V.
When more budget is available see if there's a Xen compatiblity list like with ESX. And base your choices around that.
BTW Running ESX 3.0.2 on "cheap" HP ML115 (DC Opteron) bought @ebay for about 250Euro.
With 200Euro upgrade to 6GB Kingoston DDR2-800 non-ECC it's running 6VM's including Exchange2007
I ran XenServer yesterday on the ML115 and runs great out of the box
Edit: 2 mofifications

K9AG Neo2 Digital - power but no post 7750+(BE)

Having a problem with my K9AG Neo2 Digital, Tried booting up after my system build and nothing happens. Power comes on but there is no one home, fans spin but screen does not turn on and no beeps of any kind.
I have tried booting the system with diferent PSU, Ram, and after clearing the Cmos and with a diferent battery also.
Board is a K9AG Neo2 Digital
AMD 7750+ (Black edition)
PNY 2X2 gigs of ram installed in slots 1 and 2 (have tryed ram in all combonations of all slots)
650W PSU used
onboard vid used with everything but the PC speaker and power button disconnected to rule that stuff out
Jbat 1 is also on the correct pins 1&2
Have tried different components for everything but the CPU
Any insight as to what I need to do to get this thing running would be very helpfull.

Quote from: Addly82 on 30-May-09, 01:31:23
OK, i didnt realilize they had made bios chips that small now.... (First PC build in several years)
numbers are A7368
second line AMS150
and is there any way of flashing the updated bios without installing a CPU that this current bios supports?
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numbers are A7368
second line AMS150
It means that has BIOS ver. 1.50, you need 1.70 or above with this CPU.
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and is there any way of flashing the updated bios without installing a CPU that this current bios supports?
Nop, install supported CPU[borrow from friends] by current BIOS version and update the BIOS.
Or send mainboard back to reseller to update the BIOS for you

MOVED: K9AG Neo2-Digital - Vista Cool 'n Quiet Doesn't Work

This topic has been moved to Vista problems.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=109905.0

Hold fire m8
I'm in the same boat. I have the Neo2 with 3200 Venice and after applying all correct settings it doesn't work. CnQ is not yet working with the Venice or San Diego chips. There should be a new official BIOS update coming out any day that will rectify it, or if you're impatient you could try the 1.9 build 5 (Beta) that enables CnQ to work with Venice chips.
I would personally recommend waiting for the official update though, because you take your MB's life into your own hands with a Beta.
Here is a CnQ FAQ outlining the correct steps to take in setting up CnQ (steps you've already taken!)
C'n'Q FAQ
DBM

Getting rpm values from the fans on the MSI NEO2-FIR motherboard doesn't work

I currently have 6 Noctua NF-S12-1200 120mm fans spinning in my computer but i am unable to get rpm values from them except the cpu-fan. It doesn't work to get a readout from the others with either, BIOS, Dual Core Center or Speedfan. Regarding Speedfan is it true it don't support the SuperIO Chip on the Neo2, the FINTEK F71882F? It's not currently listed in their supported temperature sensors list.
So whats the problem? Shouldn't atleast DualCore Center atleast show the rpm's from the other chassis fans?
Or the fans don't support sensor readings?
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Quote from: Jack on 13-October-10, 00:15:36
Well, there is nothing that can be done about. SysFAN 1 & 4 support sensor readings, #2,#3 and #5 don't. You can also see that in BIOS Setup. #1&#4 are the only ones that show up there (H/W Monitor section). This is not a malfunction or a bug. You have to live with no fan sensor readings or be creative about the wiring.
The problem is that i use the UNLA cables from Noctua which half the speed of the NF-S12 fans i run with. And it blocks the rpm readouts in Speedfan and BIOS.
http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=productview&products_id=5&lng=en
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I just got my new Mac Mini and tried to connect it to my TV (a Samsung LE22S8) over HDMI, but this doesn't work since the TV reports "unsupported resolution" (it's the TV's native resolution of 1680x1050, where I also checked all frequencies using an external program and they are as written in the manual of the TV).
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What am I missing here? The MacPro is a mid 2012 with 3.2Gig Quad Core / 6 Gig ram / Radion 5770 graphic card, and runs ML 10.8.3.
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Ray

Ok, so I had time to do some testing and here's what I've done:
I plugged in my Macbook which does work on the Pana monitor, and looked at the Profile. I then compared it to the Profile on the Mac Pro. There are some differences which I'm guessing have to do with different HW. I'm going to include some photos of the working and not working monitor scenarios do you can see what I'm seeing.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to make this work?
Photo1: Shows the Macbook and the Pana monitor together using DVI to HDMI cable to connect the two.
Photo2: Shows the display settings with the small monitor and Pana connected to Mac Pro. Notice there are no numbers in the diplays. Mirroring them doesn't work either. The small monitor is using a DVI to mini port adapter to connect to the graphics card, the Pana is using an HDMI to DVI cable (same one I used with the Macbook) to connect to the DVI port of the graphics card.
Photo3: Both monitors are on. The Mac Pro knows the Panasonic is there but I never get a display on it.
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HP Probook 4520s: sound card doesn't work (no sound, red mute button)

Нello!
I have an issue with my HP Probook 4520s. Its internal speakers and microphone doesn't work. I've tried to install and reinstall drivers from here, tried to rollback driver to older version but I always have the same result: installed the IDT sound codec, and after a restart, the mute button turned red and I cannot switch it.
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