K9N Neo Platinum: Shutdown

Having the same problem as the K9N Neo Platiunum SLI
Whenever I try to burn a DVD/CD the system completely shuts down
Network connectivity is bizaar and sketchy at best and seems to possibly
cause shutdown too (randomly).
DVD/CD drive and PSU function normally in a different box
The sticky thread says this model is unaffected by the issue affecting the SLI models
but it sounds identical to me. Has this status changed? Seeing a number of posts independent
of this site stating the same issues as well.
(note: have already RMA'ed this awaiting replacement )
Glad and disappointed I have my old box
AM2 4200
4GB (4-2x1GB Dual channel)
BFG 7800GT 256MB
Antec TPII 550w
WD 80GB SATA II
MAXTOR 250GB SATA II
WinXP SP2 (up to date as of posting)
Bios 1.3 via live update issue persists

Quote from: dman3d on 14-September-06, 10:24:44
Having the same problem as the K9N Neo Platiunum SLI
Whenever I try to burn a DVD/CD the system completely shuts down
Network connectivity is bizaar and sketchy at best and seems to possibly
cause shutdown too (randomly).
DVD/CD drive and PSU function normally in a different box
The sticky thread says this model is unaffected by the issue affecting the SLI models
but it sounds identical to me. Has this status changed? Seeing a number of posts independent
of this site stating the same issues as well.
(note: have already RMA'ed this awaiting replacement )
Glad and disappointed I have my old box
AM2 4200
4GB (4-2x1GB Dual channel)
BFG 7800GT 256MB
Antec TPII 550w
WD 80GB SATA II
MAXTOR 250GB SATA II
WinXP SP2 (up to date as of posting)
Bios 1.3 via live update issue persists
Does your pc stabile before you flashed your Bios? It's not safe to flashed the Bios using the liveupdate as it may cause the pc unstable. tried to revert it back. Used the manual way to flashed it. GD luck.

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good day laddies & gents,
i noticed this board would shutdown itself whenever the vcore is set above 0.15v (under cell menu). afterwards, pressing the power button won't turn "on" the system unless the ATX 24-pin connector is unplug/plug (or replugged). this issue also manifests using two different power supplies: corsair 750tx and coolermaster 450w. upon reseating the atx 24-pin cable, the system becomes operational but the same behavior will manifest, again, when the system shutdown by windows OSes.
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Could be temp. related. Please say what BIOS gives.
Could actually be a motherboard problem. Can't say actually what. Copper wires too close, metal debris in the very board of the motherboard...
Do you run an autostarting overclock program?
After the most recent BIOS update, did you pull power cable out and cleared CMOS.

K8N Neo Platinum will shutdown in about a minute

My K8N Neo Platinum will shutdown after about a minute of powering up. The front power LED will flash slowly and I am unable to power it backup without shutting off the main switch to the power supply and waiting awhile before I try again.
I can watch the PC health status within BIOS for a few minutes and all is well until I press any key. Once I hit a key the system shuts down.
The PC Health info...
System Temp    45C
CPU Temp     43C
CPU Fan Speed    3139-3154 RPM
Vcore       1.48-1.50V
+12.0V      12.03
+3.3V     3.29V
+5.0V    5.02-5.04V
Battery     3.22V
+5VSB       5.13-5.15V
NOTE: CPU temperatures start out at about 38C that seems pretty high to me. The room is not close to being 38C or 100 degrees Fahrenheit
In the BIOS I have...
- Loaded Fail Safe Defaults
- Disabled quick boot (so the memory will be tested)
- Removed logo displays (so I can see the memory being tested)
One memory module fails! But the other seems to test OK. With the bad module removed the system still shuts down.
My equipment...
ANTEC Sonata case with the built in 380W power supply.
K8N Neo Platinum
Athlon 64 3200+ processor
ATI All-in-Wonder 9600
Two Centon 512MB PC3200 memory modules
For testing I removed all IDE devices except for one good hard drive
NOTE: The system will boot up… but will shutdown as described above!
Do we have any ideas on how to isolate this further?
Thanks
JJ

Ok, had to reply to this one--had the exact same issue and this definitely is the weirdest experience I've ever had. (You can skip to the last paragraph for the short version).
I was having the exact same problem, turn on the power, go into the BIOS, all readouts look ok but then after about a minute it would shut off with a blinking power light. Would turn it off and back on, sometimes it would just get hung and I'd have to reset the BIOS with the jumper.
After about an hour of taking apart and putting the system back together over and over it occured to me--when does a power light flash? When the system is suspended. I also noticed that when I actually made it into the BIOS, the moment the system always shut down was when I hit a key on the keyboard (thought that was odd). So I unplugged my keyboard and let it sit at the POST error for not having a keyboard. I noticed when I did this it didn't shut itself down.
So then I wondered if the keyboard could possibly be sending some kind of signal the BIOS was interpreting as a "sleep" command. So off to CompUSA to get another keyboard. Mine is PS/2 but I thought maybe I'd try out a USB one to see if that would work out. I figured the PS/2 port was messed up and had an internal short or something.
Unplugged the PS/2 keyboard, plugged in a new USB keyboard and was able to make it into the BIOS, then I was able to actually boot Windows! (kept my existing Windows installation for the time being). I wasn't out of the woods yet though, Windows hadn't loaded the USB driver yet so I had no keyboard/mouse when I got to Windows (and I even had the BIOS support option for USB KB/Mouse turned on, but that didn't seem to make a difference). So, just for the heck of it, I unplugged the PS/2 to USB converter that came with my "USB" keyboard (thank goodness it was using an adapter) and plugged it into the PS/2 port again. This time the PC booted correctly and I've been using it with the new keyboard in the PS/2 port since with no problems. The old keyboard in the PS/2 slot still makes the system power off after a few seconds.
This has turned out to be one of the most bizarre scenarios I've ever been faced with. For reference, my original keyboard was a PS/2 Logitech Deluxe 104 KB, and I replaced it with a cheapo $15 Memorex (was just for testing but hey, it works now).
So anyway, this is absolutely crazy, but try using a USB keyboard or even a completely different keyboard if your system shuts "off" with the power light flashing after 5 - 30 sec after you turn it on.

K9N Neo-F and AMD Athlon X2 AM2 6000+ (125W)

Hi Everyone!
I want to upgrade my PC, now I have:
MSI K9N Neo-F motherboard
S/N: 601-7260-010K0609058577
MS-7260 ver. 1.0 K9N Neo nForce 550, AMD AM2
CPU: AMD Athlon X2 AM2 3800+
RAM: GoodRam 2x512MB (667) and 2x1GB (667)
GPU: Zotac GF 8800GT
Now I want to buy:
CPU: AMD Athlon X2 AM2 6000+ (125W)
RAM: GeIL 2x2GB (800) Black Dragon II
My question is: can I use this new CPU on old motherboard?
Have anyone similiar configuration?
In this topic: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=108896.0 someone has the same motherboard and CPU, but talking abolut PSU...
Waiting for help :-)

Quote from: Arcur on 04-June-08, 03:59:54
I was looking for a 125watt board too and its really hard to find one from MSI that have the things I want, I cant even find a board with Nvidia chipset, amd2+ and support a 125 watt processor (or not tested OK yet) or some boards without a cpu support list yet. So no AM2+ for you if you want a 125watt processor on it and a nvidia chipset. is there any reason why MSI cant fix 125watt support?
If you dont care about a future quadcores upgrade you can buy a old AM2 board, but dont forgot to look at the cpu support list, because the most AM2 boards doesnt support 125watt either. ???
"I was looking for a 125watt board too and its really hard to find one from MSI that have the things I want, I cant even find a board with Nvidia chipset, amd2+ and support a 125 watt processor (or not tested OK yet) or some boards without a cpu support list yet. So no AM2+ for you if you want a 125watt processor on it and a nvidia chipset. is there any reason why MSI cant fix 125watt support? "
That is not true, 125W support usually have high end mainboards.
"I cant even find a board with Nvidia chipset, amd2+ and support a 125 watt processor (or not tested OK yet) or some boards without a cpu support list yet. "
Here are they:
K9N2 SLI Platinum/K9N2 Zilent ==> http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=proddesc&prod_no=1443&maincat_no=1&cat2_no=171
K9N2 Diamond ==> http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=proddesc&prod_no=1438&maincat_no=1&cat2_no=171
AM2+ Nvidia chipset boards, not only support 125W, but support 140W CPU too.

K8N NEO Platinum 4 Red LED at Startup

I installed a new MSI K8N Neo Platinum mainboard in my computer in December 2005, and my computer has been a pain ever since. My problem is 85% of the time when I turn the power on it just won't boot up, I get 4 Red LED lights. If I shut it off and on half a dozen to 20 times. During one of those times it will bootup normal and work great. Shutdowns are normal.
My Family hates this and won't use it. This computer has been nicknamed the MSI Little Witch. I have had it down to barebones out of case with just graphic card, 1 memory stick, IDE harddrive, keyboard and mouse, it will do same thing. I've unplugged and replugged everything countless times. It still does it. I have tried Maxtor, Samsung, and Western Digital hard drives with fresh install of Windows XP Pro, it still does same thing. I have alternated memory sticks, same thing. It will warm reboot as long as I don't powerdown, but if I shut the power off it will not reboot until it cools down about 20 minutes. Then I can go through the same startup problems as I normally have. I have not done any overclocking.
Anyone have a fix to this fustrating problem?

I have the same problem with my K8N Neo Platinum. Except mine seems to occur after the motherboard has not had power after sometime. For example, it happened every time I moved my computer when I moved into and out of my dorm room. I don't know if its the same "cooling down" time you're talking about, but what usually fixes it for me (at least temporarily) is killing the power to the machine while it is on. Regular soft resets won't work for many tries, but when the computer is on with all 4 red LEDs i'll flip the power switch on the power supply. That usually makes it work fine. Also another thing that seemed to intermittently trigger it is changes to the BIOS. A CMOS reset would not fix that either. I would have to flip the power switch and kill the power. Then after starting it
up again it would be okay. I have also tried multiple combinations of different cpus, memory sticks, and video cards. I also made sure there were no shorts to ground anywhere.
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I've had so many problems with the multiple K8N Neo Platinums I have purchased. This is absolutely ridiculous I'm extremely POed at MSI for the widespread K8N series problems. I am usually very tolerant to companies when they have problems with products because I understand that problems and glitches can easily occur in mass production and design. It is virtually impossible to make a "perfect" product from the start. But the lack of response and concern from MSI about this is ridiculous. MSI did make an excellent motherboard here--if you can get a working one.

Msi k8n neo platinum ps2 keyboard problem

Hi. I'm having issues with my msi k8n neo platinum motherboard. I've read about 50 posts on these forums regarding the supposed ps2 keyboard issues with recent msi boards. However none of them seems to address my current situation.
Like many others, when I power up my system the cpu fan spins for like 3 seconds then everything comes to a halt.
I tried many things to get my system to boot and the only thing that works is plugging my ps2 keyboard into the ps2 mouse port and moving the ps2 mouse into a usb port with an adapter.
It seems there's no hope for fixing the problem other than RMA'ing, but I thought I would add to the pile of complaints stacking up against the MSI boards.

if u had read the threads a little more u might have found a solution that seems to have worked 4 many - a usb keyboard usb Keyboard if u go this route dont forget to enable usb kb in bios
Edit: This Thread Summarises the situation PS2 keyboard/mouse causes random shutdowns or doesnt work

K9N Neo-F Freeze and restart problem. Help needed!

Hi there,
I recently bought a Mainboard (K9N Neo-F S/N: 601-7260-010K0605023133) that seems to shutdown every now and then. No blue screen... it just freezes for a while and then shuts down. My CPU temperature is very low, I've used a lot of coolingpaste and I have tried every possible way of mounting memorys... 1,2,4... and in different slots. I've run Memtest also. The BIOS-version is the newest according to the Liveupdate-function. The power supply should be enough but I have tested disconnecting everything else then one harddrive and the mobo... doesn't work.
Sometimes it happens with three hours between the occations and sometimes five minutes. Not related to anything special that is done on the computer.
Is this a problem that is common...? Related to hardware or bios...? I would be glad for any advice you could give.
Thanks in advance. Really need help... this drives me mad...
/Christian

I started Orthos and then left the computer alone. Went and watched a film, when I got back after 1 hour and 38 minutes or something like that the computer freezed. I will try leaving it on all night without touching a thing... kind of strange that it happens right when I sit down and move the mouse.
Thanks a lot for trying to help... it's appreciated.
Here's the log:
Type: Large, in-place FFTs - stress some RAM Min: 128 Max: 1024 InPlace: Yes Mem: 8 Time: 15
CPU: 2211MHz FSB: 200MHz [201MHz x 11.0 est.]
CPU: 2211MHz FSB: 0MHz [0MHz x 0.0 est.]
2006-10-16 21:23
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925X Neo Platinum Motherboard shuts down

URGENT help required
My system:-
MSI 925X Neo Platinum
Pentium 4-550-3.4GHz
MSI RX600XT-VTD128E
Antec Sonata case with 480W PS and a large 150mm fan on rear in addition to PS fan
512Mb DDR2 RAM
2 WD 12GB 7200rpm 8Mb Cache SATA
Pioneer DVR-109
56k Internal modem
FDD 1.44Mb
MS Multimedia KB
Logitech mouse
Windows XP Home
Whenever I shut my system down I always have to wait about 20-25mins before being able to re-boot. If I try to re-boot too soon it always shutdowns as soon as 1 or 2 secs after powering up. I am pretty sure it is not driver or software related because it shutsdown too soon and always boots OK from cold and only fails if I try a re-boot within 20 or 25 mins from shutdown. It appears to be temperature related. I have made other enquiries and while this CPU is known to run hot nobody else seems to experience these delays in rebooting. I have been told that the BIOS updates are lagging behind the hardware development and that it is not possible to adjust the BIOS temperature shutdown setting high enough to prevent the shutdown but why is my system the only one experiencing this problem.
Also, I notice that with the PC Alert 4 display the +12V supply is only showing 5.58V. Is that right?

Quote from: NovJoe on 10-April-05, 15:12:24
Feedback to us when your new system arrived.
I have my new system up & running - well almost!!!! I brought it home and after loading some software I starting transferring some old LP records onto CDs. After 4 trouble free days of that I decided to try out some video editing but when I ran Intervideo WinDVD the system froze when I selected "Capture". Thinking it may be software problems I tried to do the same with Windows Movie Maker & Nero and the system froze with each program. The system is now back with the retailer so he can get it working properly.
I think I need to get my old trouble free Athlon back!!!!

K8N neo Platinum Win XP SP2 random system crashes/Blue screen

I have recently built a new pc with the items as listed in my signature. Some of the compontents were new (RAM, HDD and VIdeo) and some were second hand (CPU, M/B, Keyboard and Mouse). I found that when I install WIN XP the system seems ok. But after I install any SP1 or SP2 which are required to run the USB2.0 my system crashes randomly and I get a windows blue screen and an auto restart. in the last week it sometimes lasts a day or so then it crashes. Other times it will crash within 5 minutes of start-up. I found a forum topic about a similar problem the other day but when I went looking for it again I couldn't find that topic. In that topic there were comments about PSU's and their ability to run the K8N Neo Platinum. In my specs are my PSU details. Can anyone advise if my PSU may be the problem or if there is any other problem.
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Quote from: PStang on 18-March-05, 05:14:57
i had random shutdowns and blue screens until i uninstalled core center
LOL!
Yet another reason NOT to use Core Center!
This ought to have it's own sticky - Experiencing random reboots & blue screens? Uninstall Core Center first!

K8N Neo Platinum - Wake from Hibernate, WOL & MB Backplate - Issues

What can I say. This board has so many frustratingly annoying issues I'm wondering if I've just made a horrible mistake. I got this board for my HTPC hoping it would prove more stable than my Abit KV8 Pro. But stability has become the least of my concerns.
1. A HTPC must be quiet. I have a Zalman 7000B AlCu which is excellent. But the CPU mount backplate on the K8N is *glued* to the motherboard! I can't imagine why anyone would think glueing this thing instead of going with the standard method (held in place by the screws) was a good idea, because it's not. Now I have to void the warranty by taking the backplate off to install the Zalman, because even with the Fanmate at the lowest setting, the stock AMD cooler is too loud (in a whiny sort of way).
If I use a fan forced heater (on minimal heat) to heat up the backplate (this will also heat up the rest of the motherboard), will the glue just melt and the backplate come off cleanly? Or will I be stripping off PCB tracks all over the place?
2. A HTPC must be ready to wake up quickly to deal with program recording. The Webscheduler program can wake up a PC from sleep to commence recording. But the K8N Neo Platinum can't seem to wake up from hibernate (or when shutdown) with a keypress or mouse click even though I've enabled these options in the BIOS. I use a wireless KB & Mouse, but the receiver plugs in to the KB & Mouse PS2 ports (not USB). This worked flawlessly with the Abit board.
Any ideas? Having to get up, go to the HTPC, and press the power button just to wake it up from hibernate is stupid.
3. The HTPC must wake up when somebody tries to connect remotely to the Webscheduler program. I have port forwarding setup on the router. When I connected to the HTPC remotely using my previous Abit KV8 Pro board, the HTPC would wakeup (from hibernate) and within a short time I would be connected. But allowing the MSI board network to wake the PC results in the thing waking up every minute or so (I assume it's either router activity or some other quirk of the MSI board). This didn't happen with the Abit board.
How do I set up the board to behave like my Abit KV8 board did?
4. In fact, there seems to be so little in the way of power management options in the BIOS that I'm wondering if perhaps the BIOS is half cooked or something. I have version 1.4 (so LiveUpdate tells me). Would a BIOS update help? LiveUpdate says I can download 1.6.
Thanks.

Quote from: Supershanks on 23-May-05, 13:59:17
i've no particular interest in wake up technology but my neo platinum wakes up immediately i touch key or mouse, always has so i guess i'ts not bios based.
Is this wake from S1 or S3 state, or wake from hibernate? As I understand it, the PC is off when it is hibernating. The BIOS options only provide for the ability to wake up from sleep using the mouse/keyboard. There are no options to turn on the PC using the mouse/keyboard. I know the nForce3 250GB can do it, because I have a Soltek K8AN2E+ board in my other machine, which does allow me to wake from the off-state.
At the moment, continuous pressing of keys and clicking the mouse does absolutely nothing. It wakes the machine up from sleep (non hibernate) but not from hibernate or power off.
Do any MSI reps frequent these forums? Can they tell me specifically whether the MSI Neo Platinum does have the ability to turn on the PC using the mouse or keyboard, as opposed to merely waking it up from sleep? If this board cannot do this (and it would be one of the very few that can't), then it's useless to me. Having to walk up to the HTPC machine in the lounge room just to turn it on is counterproductive.

Socket 754 K8N Neo Platinum

Guys I need your help.... dudes it's been a rough night. Last night I ran the MSI Update program and it found a new BIOS for my Socket 754 MSI-7030 MSI K8N Neo Platinum. So I installed 1.90 and rebooted, well tried to. The shutdown was ok and the reboot consisted of the drive lights going on, drives whirring, and then going off. That was it.
I reset, the same thing happened; I cycled the power the same thing happened. I went to bed deciding I would crawl around looking for the CMOS reset jumpers in the morning. I couldn't sleep so I got my pocket PC and did some searching and found some similar problems on the web.
I got up and hard reset the BIOS. It started and I could get as far as the BIOS but not boot Windoze. I reset BIOS to defaults, no joy. I turned some extras off like USB storage support, no joy. Eventually I remembered someone on the forums saying that he changed his memory to 333 bus speed from 400 and it boots for him (he also has Corsair memory). So I did this and now I am booted into WINDOWS!
I tried to flash the BIOS to the 1.50 version (I have no floppy drive so I use the MSI version of Winflash) it errored half way through :-( So I tried to run the updater and try to install 1.90 again so that the reboot wont bork my PC with half a BIOS. The flash is very slow then I get a verify error at 2%.
I am now worried, very worried. I don't want to shutdown the PC
Heeeellllppp!!!!
Fairy
Athlon 64 3200+ 2.2GHz 512k/
2x512Mb Corsair 3200XL/MSI K8N Platinum/
XFX 6800GT/Audigy 2 ZS/
Diamondmax 10 SATA 300Gb 16Mb Cache/Diamondplus 9 SATA 160Gb 8Mb Cache/
Sharp LL-172G-B 17" TFT

Hi
Sorry to hear that you rebooted, but this can hopefully be a good thing for us two guys stuck with our systems on...
Can you please try a bios rescue floppy disc? As far as I have read, this is simply just a bootable DOS disk with the award
flash utility and the MSI bios added to the autoexec.bat file. Apparently the bootblock in your bios will try to boot your
floppy disk, and will run the flash command in the autoexec.bat file and will flash the bios. You wont be able to see anything
on screen, but you should see the floppy disk reading.
Official details of how to do this are in this forum sticky:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=81017.0
It has links to bootable floppy images, and links to procedures.
Please let us know if this worked, and the exact procedure you used, we would be very grateful
Jooppy

K8n Neo Platinum Won't shut down

Here's what I have:
K8N Neo 8 Platinum V.1
AMD 64 3000+
1 GB (2x512) OCZ 400 DDR
Seagate ST3120026A (120GB)
Seagate ST3160815A (160GB) (both 7200 Barracudas)
GeForce 7600 GT (MSI)
XP Pro SP3 with all "critical" updates
Antec SL350S (350W) PSU
And a problem.
When I shut down, Windows goes thru its normal shutdown routine and the machine shuts down as it should. Then, in a few seconds, the fans start back up and the floppy drive begins "ticking" as if it were seeking, but it has no disk in it. This continues until I kill power to the machine. (I guess, I've never let it run for more than about 10-15 seconds. I figure it can't be good.)
I have disabled all "start on" settings in the BIOS and read many postings here and elsewhere, but nothing seems to fit. I have either missed something or else this is odd. (Shoot, I know it's odd, but how odd is a mystery.)
This is my (adult) son's machine, which I built several years ago. I have a similar one (not as 'game adapted') that I use. It performs perfectly and always has. I have a fair level of technical skill, but this one has me stumped. If someone has seen this before, I'd appreciate some advice.
Thanks,
CJon

K8N Neo 8 Platinum V.1
Neo 8 Platinum. No such thing. How about if you look between the PCI slots and let us know what you actually have.
K8N Neo2 Platinum, K8N Neo4 Platinum (PCB 1.0), K8N Neo Platinum
Just me being picky but your BIOS date doesn't match anything either, probably typo. 1.9 should be 2005-09-09 for any of them.
As for what Fredrik says about PSU, +12V~22-26A minimum for system with 7600GT.
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Cooler Master Hyper TX HSF
XP Pro/SP3
PNY Optima 2x512MB PC2700
Corsair VX450W, +3.3V~20A, +5V~20A, +12V~33A
DVD-I/O Magic 16X Dual Format 8X Double Layer LightScribe burner
2 Maxtor 80GB SATA, 1 Maxtor 60GB IDE 1
EVGA 9600 GT (180.48 drv)
CM Elite 330
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K9N Neo-F and USB Mouse problem

Hello,
Some people including me have noticed problem with USB Mouse when using MSI K9N Neo-F BIOS above 1.3.
Results are simple - when loading Windows, the system initiates USB devices, but when it goes to Windows mouse doesn't work.
There is only one solution to fix the problem, reconnect USB cable from mouse.
It seems to be a BIOS problem, but there have been many BIOSes during 2-3 months and now currently the newest one is 1.63 Beta, which still didn't fix the problem at all.
I contacted MSI, but they can't do anything.
According to my tests, if I change in BIOS S1 to S3, it runs fine until I won't shutdown computer and turn it on again.
I wonder if there's any solution. I'm really mad about it and probably will RMA my mobo or change it to some else.

get devcon (http://download.microsoft.com/download/1/1/f/11f7dd10-272d-4cd2-896f-9ce67f3e0240/devcon.exe)
extract it (from \i386) and copy file to %systemroot%\system32
then copy and paste text in blue below into new .txt file, save it and rename extention to .cmd then execute it.
@ECHO OFF
:: Check Windows version
IF NOT "%OS%"=="Windows_NT" GOTO Syntax
IF "%OS%"=="Windows_NT" SETLOCAL
VER | FIND "Windows NT" >NUL && GOTO Syntax
:: Check command line arguments -- none required
IF NOT "%~1"=="" GOTO Syntax
:: Check if DEVCON.EXE is available and if not, prompt for download
SET DevconAvailable=
SET Download=
DEVCON.EXE /? >NUL 2>&1
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 (
   SET DevconAvailable=No
   ECHO This batch file requires Microsoft's DEVCON untility.
   SET /P Download=Do you want to download it now? [y/N]
:: Start download if requested
IF /I "%Download%"=="Y" (
   START "DevCon" "http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q311272"
   ECHO.
   ECHO Install the downloaded file and make sure DEVCON.EXE is in the PATH.
   ECHO Then try again.
:: Abort if DEVCON.EXE is not available yet
IF "%DevconAvailable%"=="No" GOTO End
:: List and remove all USB devices
>> RenewUSB.dat ECHO.%Date%, %Time%
DEVCON FindAll =USB | FIND ":" >> RenewUSB.dat
FOR /F "tokens=1 delims=:    " %%A IN ('DEVCON FindAll ^=USB ^| FIND ":"') DO DEVCON Remove "@%%A"
DEVCON FindAll USB* | FIND ":" >> RenewUSB.dat
FOR /F "tokens=1 delims=:    " %%A IN ('DEVCON FindAll USB* ^| FIND ":"') DO DEVCON Remove "@%%A"
:: Rescan for new hardware
DEVCON ReScan
:: Done
ENDLOCAL
GOTO End
:Syntax
:End
all USB enteres will be removed, and USB devices will be redetected, if mess exist will be solved.
after USB devices are recognised navigate to device manager locate your USB mouse double click on it and untick "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" config OK.
reboot.

Memory Corruption on K8N Neo Platinum - HELP!

I am having some problems with my cousin’s computer that I built for her last September. She brought me the computer because she got an error that the system32/config/system file was corrupted and couldn’t boot the computer. I got the file replaced and got the computer re-updated to where it worked. Then the same thing happened again. This time I did a Windows reinstall and the computer acted a little sluggish and iffy so I did a memory test. I found the memory was all corrupted.
First here are the pc specs:
MSI K8N Neo Platinum with 1.7 bios
Athlon 64 3000+
120GB Seagate SATA hard drive
NEC DVD Burner and Samsung DVD ROM
Radeon 9550
512MB Corsair Value Select 2.5CL DDR400
Antec 350W psu and Antec Case
I ran Memtest86+ v1.6 and the Corsair stick had errors in Test 3, 4, 5, and 7. In tests 3 and 4 there are 50 errors but at the 98% of Test 5, the errors jumped to 146,432 and they were 500.8MB part of the stick. I got the same results when I moved it to DIMM2 slot. I also get the same results when the HT is at 1x or 4x.
I tried a known working 512MB stick from my sisters Athlon XP 2500+ pc in the A64 pc. It is a Mushkin PC3200 Basic stick. I get errors only at 98% of Test 5 which amounts to 109,568 errors. Same results in DIMM2 slot.
But when I test the Mushkin in my sisters pc, it has no errors. But the Corsair stick in the AXP pc gets errors on Tests 1, 3, 4, 5 (only at the 98% mark), 6, 7, 8 but only a total of 317 (a lot less than 146,000 in the A64 pc.)
So, I know the Corsair memory is bad, but now something is also wrong with the motherboard and /or cpu right?
If you need any more info let me know. I’m new to the forums and they look very helpful.
Thanks.

Quote from: blazing storm on 23-August-05, 05:30:00
Look in the bios and loosen up the RAM settings. Make sure the RAM isn't being stressed into settings that are too hard for it to handle.
See I told you to loosen it up...
I speak from experience as the same happened to me and loosening settings stopped errors.
Glad you managed it, well done...

300gb doesn't work on K8n neo platinum

Hi guys! This is my first post ever so please bear with me if it confuses the hell out of everybody
Here's my setup:
Antec 480w
3400+ amd64 1mb L2 cache 754 pin
MSI K8N Neo Platinum
1gb Crucial Ballistix pc3200
2 x 36gb WD raptors
1 200gb IDE seagate 7200rpm 8mb buffer
ATI 256mb 9800xt
pioneer dual layer dvd-108
lite-on CDR
Floppy drive
Ok here's the problem. Everything on the top works fine! My computer has been on for 2 months straight without nothing happening. Now when i finally turned it off, I decided to add the new 300gb maxtor SATA 16mb buffer drives. After I did that, and formated it, it worked for a time. Most of the time after i restart or turn off my computer, windows does not post; it locks up to that screen that says "Windows XP" with the bar scrolling on the bottom of it. Some times it just sticks forever at the beginning bios post with the drives being dectected.
My raptors are hooked up on raid 0 on SATA 3 and 4. My optical drives are on IDE-1. My seagate 200gb os on IDE-0. The moment i added the 300gb maxtor SATA to SATA port 1, that is when i started having the problems.
I checked to make sure everything is right:
1. Check boot prioritys.
2. Check jumpers.
3. Updated bios, even the beta-bios.
4. I made sure all the settings are correct. I even cleared CMOS to do it all over again just to make sure.
5. Installed latest drivers and SP 2 (oh i'm running windows XP sp2 by the way)
I was thinking that SATA 1-2 ports are shared with port IDE-0. If that is true, then that's probably why the computer is getting a confused. I don't know, i talked to my friends and they said they had all the SATA ports used up and also the IDE ports. I'm not sure, sometimes i can get windows to post but with a couple of restarts (54 restarts to be exact :P ) Also if it does post, windows freezes sometimes when i try to add new stuff to the 300gb.
I think that's everything. I hope somebody could help me because i'm about to throw this HD out the window, jump on it until i can't breath anymore, then light a cigarette with a happy smile on my face...

Quote from: sauria on 14-March-05, 11:32:18
Yeah, just doesn't like the 16M cache drive
I'll receive a maxtor 200gb 16mb sata (6B200S0) by the beginning of the week so I'll probably be working on the problem too

K9N Neo Platinum: Shutdown

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