Maxtor SATA and MSI KT6V Problem

Hey !!!
I se many people with the simillar problem...
Our customers are getting wery angry because their computers doesn't work.
The problem first aquired with the Maxtor 120 and 80gb SATA hdd:s
We have mounted many computers and about 60% of the computers have the same problem with SATA hdds...
Allmost every computer also had MSI KT6V or DELTA
We tried every possible bios uppdate, mobo drivers, SATA drivers etc.
Does anyone have any explanasion to this problem???
After many defective Maxtor hdd:s we tried Samsiung 120Gb SATA hdd:s....same problem...
We have been in contact with MSI. Maxtor and Samsung customer services, but they had no solution
If someone has any usefull tips You can contact me at [email protected]

there are 2 threads, that you should take a look
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threadid=47387&sid= that ends with RMA
and
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threadid=47615&sid=
Both threads are IMHO compatibility problem, but if someone says I am wrong, I can be wrong... :hypecrite:

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The CPU temperature is around 45-50 degrees
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I understand what you mean, kalasilma, but a SATA drive is not recognized by the BIOS in the same way as a PATA drive. In fact, you aren´t going to see any drive information in the BIOS at all. The situation is the same in Win XP. You can see the HD in My Computer, but despite that, you can´t get information about the HD in device manager as you would with a PATA drive. The SATA interface is much more like a software type of interface than the much older PATA interface. It´s a little bit like the old days, when you had to manually configure a HD even in BIOS in order to have it properly recognized. With that in mind, the situation is much more satisfying, as the HD is visible and the size is correctly recognized at least in Windows
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I bought a AMD Sempron 2500 1.75ghz and a MSI-7021 KTV6-LSR, I connected the Sempron to the motherboard and powered up, well I got power to the fans, but no activity and no sounds. I plugged in the LED diagnostic kit that came with the motherboard and all 4 red lights are on, according to the manual this means either a fault with the CPU or it aint seated properly. So I reset the CPU and the same 4 red LED's came on again. I thought it could be a PSU supply problem, so I disconnected all the hard drives and the DVD-ROM drives and still the same problem occured. So I decided to test my old Athlon 1.2gig CPU in the motherboard and the same problem occured again, no activity and all 4 red LEDS on the diagnostic. I also disconnected the 2 DDR memory chips.
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I would need the 4 pin even for a old Athlon Socket A CPU too. Why is this exactly, does the KTV6 use more watts than a normal older mobo.
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Hi everybody,
Ok, i will try to explain the problem with my bad english, so please dont laugh!
I have two modeboards, the MSI KT6V-LSR and ASUS A8N-SLI SE, recently i acquired the HD Samsung SP2504C SATA II for the ASUS, and it works perfectly. So i needed to install this HD SATA II in the KT6V-LSR and i followed some proceedings first:
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* My XP cd dont have service packs and boot system
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4_f:cd i386
5_f:i386\winnt
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I started to install the XP anyway, and after the copy of files from cd to hd, during the first boot appears a blue screen, and the messages are relationed to the new HD, so the installation stop. I tryed several times but the same thing happened.
The HD sata is reconized in the windows, shows patitions, i transfered 13gb from it to the hd PATA, but i had to boot using the PATA one. I want to use this HD SATA like master, bootable, not like slave.
How to install it, how to format it properly?
I hope that my confusing explainations are sufficient to you understand the problem.
Some help please!
And thank you very much
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AMD ATHLON XP 2400
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SOLTEK GF 440 MX SE
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This being really difficult to explain the problem with my so bad English. I go to try to use a translator online, ok?
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Another thing, I read in one fórum of my country that the KTV6-LSR can damage and even though to “kill” the hd sata. This is really?

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Hi friends
I've bought a MSI KT6V with AMD Athlon 3000+ XP
When i try to install any game i have this message.
Sorry for the frenchies' OS
It's says :
An In-Out error has occured while installing a file.
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Anyone have a solution ?
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Do you get a total lock-up? Or is it just that message? If you don't get a total lock-up I suspect a software problem. It seems as if you install with everything running, Antivirus etc.? That might be the cause.

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Hi folks,
Having a bit of fun with this one. After first installing the new hard drive (Maxtor SATA II 250GB 6V250F0) , the BIOS immediately recognised it, I could boot into Windows, and Windows recognised it, and I thought I was in for a smooth ride. Sadly, the good news ends there.
Tried to initialise the disk, but this simply gave an error after a few seconds, and wrote a whole load of controller error messages to the system event log. Since then, I've done the following troubleshooting steps:-
(1) Tried in Normal Mode and Safe Mode, made no difference.
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(3) Tried using different power cables and molex connectors; made no difference.
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(9) Disabled write caching; made no difference.
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The only way I've got anything to happen with the drive so far is to set it to run in PIO mode(!), which I did briefly, and which enabled the drive to be initialised in Windows. Haven't tried much else in that mode yet, not least because I have no intention of actually using it in that mode for obvious reasons.
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Latest Update (this is a real Twilight Zone one ):
LOL, well I should have known better than to be optimistic about anything where this drive is concerned. With Windows drivers installed, it seemed to work okay as a storage drive. So I then installed XP on it, and sure enough it hangs when loading the OS. As the next test, I did a clean install of XP on an IDE drive I have installed, which worked fine (could boot no problems). I then cloned that to the Maxtor drive (the clean OS had no nVidia drivers installed), and not only did the Maxtor drive fail to boot, but so did the IDE drive (even though nothing has changed on that drive!) Both would hang at the Windows loading screen. So then I deleted the partition on the Maxtor drive, so it was effectively back to the situation where the IDE drive booted okay previously (with a blank Maxtor drive attached), but now it continued to fail to load. If I unplugged the Maxtor drive, however, then the IDE drive would boot. If I then re-attached the Maxtor drive, the IDE drive would still boot, even though that would be exactly the same situation in which it didn't boot before the Maxtor unplug and replug. In short, it simply makes no sense whatsoever. ???
A summary of facts/findings:-
(1) System works fine; all components checked and pass diagnostic tests, no Windows problems in the event log or device manager, no random crashes or anything like that. The Maxtor drive passes Powermax tests fine.
(2) If the Maxtor drive is attached while using nVidia drivers, it cannot be used at all.
(3) If the Maxtor drive is attached while using Windows drivers (in UDMA6 mode), it can be used in some circumstances (described as follows).
(4) If the Maxtor drive has no OS installed on it, it can be used fine.
(5) If the Maxtor drive has an OS installed on it, it will hang at boot time.
(6) If the Maxtor drive has an OS installed on it, other drives (being booted from) will hang at boot time.
(7) If another drive has failed to boot because the Maxtor drive has an OS on it, deleting all data/partitions from the Maxtor drive will not enable the first drive to boot.
(8) If another drive has failed to boot because the Maxtor drive has/had an OS on it, unattaching the Maxtor drive will enable it to boot once again.
(9) Once another drive has managed to boot again, the Maxtor drive can be reattached (with data/partitions having been deleted), and it will boot again. If it still has the OS on it, however, it will cause the first drive to hang again.
(10) None of this highly abnormal behaviour is experienced using a Samsung Spinpoint drive (with the same SATA II interface) instead.
What really puzzles me about this is the apparent memory of the system for the previous boot. (7) and (9) above are identical in the conditions of the drives when the boot is made, and the only difference in the situation is that before (7) the previous boot has failed, and before (9) the previous boot has succeeded. How/why that should influence the current boot (after a hard reset, with power down in between to ensure no residual current effects), and why this should interact with the Maxtor drive but not any other drive, is a complete mystery. It's also pretty odd that an OS can boot when the Maxtor drive has ordinary data on it, but will hang if the Maxtor drive has an OS on it.
There is clearly a lot more going on here than any standard version of the way OSs boot and load drivers can account for.

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Hi,
I have MSI KT6V motherboard and I'm using latest bios version(2.0) with it. Problem is that I have MSI Radeon X1950 pro AGP card that won't work AGP 8X mode(it's same thing with 3 different other motherboards that I have used, with different chipsets etc. On AGP 4X mode it works like a charm).
With this motherboard I can't change AGP mode. It's always on AUTO(option is "grayed out" and cannot be changed). So is there anything that I can do? From my earlier experiences I know that graphic card works but only on AGP 4X mode.

Quote from: Fredrik on 08-April-09, 02:58:33
What PSU have you got?
What is the GPU temp.?
But in fact I think the problem is with driver. Like been suggested Fast Write off.
Right now I using Antec True 480P PSU. Other component are:
-MSI KT6V
-AMD Sempron 3000+ with Thermaltake Extreme Volcano 12(default clocks, temp about 40°C under load)
-2XCORSAIR DDR 512MB 400MHZ CL2.5
-Leadtek 6600GT 128Mb
-Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 (80 Gt, 7200 RPM) ST380215A PATA
-SB Live!
-XP Pro 32-bit SP3
Everything works just fine. When I change video card to MSI X1950 Pro everything seems to be working until I try to launch any 3D application(game, 3DMark etc.) the screen goes black(no error message, no reboot). I have used many drivers, like Ati 8.7 or Omega. I have tested them and they work with that card in other configurations.
"Black screen" could be related to insufficient PSU but believe me, it's not the case with this one. That video card have always behaved like that with every motherboad that I have tried(ASRock 775Dual-VSTA/939Dual-SATA2 and couple of others) regardless what other components there are(PSU, memory etc.). Problem occurs only when using AGP 8X mode. If AGP is lowered to 4X problem disappears.
That's why I'm so obsessed with this AGP mode issue. I have tried clear CMOS but AGP mode stays greyed out(actually is "blued out") and cannot be changed. Other AGP options, like Fast Write have always been OFF.
If I remember correctly, with some older bios and Radeon 9000 Pro, I had an option to change AGP mode. So maybe one possibility is to flash it back to older bios.

Problem with MSI Board and MSI Geforce 4 with Windows XP

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Celeron 1.7 gig
Soundblaster Live
2 Network Cards
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My system sometime freezes. Why ???
P4 1.8A GHz Notrtwood, 256MB PC2700, MSI Geforce 4 TI4400, SB Live 1024
Check my logs:
1)
// Watchdog Event Log File
LogType: Watchdog
Created: 2002-07-23 20:03:27
TimeZone: -60 - Central Europe Standard Time
WindowsVersion: XP
EventType: 0xEA - Thread Stuck in Device Driver
// The driver for the display device got stuck in an infinite loop. This
// usually indicates a problem with the device itself or with the device
// driver programming the hardware incorrectly. Please check with your
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Shutdown: 0
EventFlag: 1
EventCount: 1
BreakCount: 1
BugcheckTriggered: 1
DebuggerNotPresent: 1
DriverName: nv4_disp
DeviceClass: Display
DeviceDescription: NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti 4400
HardwareID: PCIVEN_10DE&DEV_0251&SUBSYS_87111462&REV_A3
Manufacturer: NVIDIA
DriverFixedFileInfo: FEEF04BD 00010000 0006000D 000A0BD6 0006000D 000A0BD6 0000003F 00000008 00040004 00000003 00000004 00000000 00000000
DriverCompanyName: NVIDIA Corporation
DriverFileDescription: NVIDIA Compatible Windows 2000 Display driver, Version 30.30
DriverFileVersion: 6.13.10.3030
DriverInternalName: nv_disp.dll
DriverLegalCopyright: (c) NVIDIA Corporation. All rights reserved.
DriverOriginalFilename: nv_disp.dll
DriverProductName: NVIDIA Compatible Windows 2000 Display driver, Version 30.30
DriverProductVersion: 6.13.10.3030
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// Watchdog Event Log File
LogType: Watchdog
Created: 2002-08-12 18:53:23
TimeZone: -60 - Central Europe Standard Time
WindowsVersion: XP
EventType: 0xEA - Thread Stuck in Device Driver
// The driver for the display device got stuck in an infinite loop. This
// usually indicates a problem with the device itself or with the device
// driver programming the hardware incorrectly. Please check with your
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ShutdownCount: 235
Shutdown: 0
EventCount: 8
BreakCount: 8
BugcheckTriggered: 1
DebuggerNotPresent: 1
DriverName: nv4_disp
EventFlag: 1
DeviceClass: Display
DeviceDescription: NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti 4400
HardwareID: PCIVEN_10DE&DEV_0251&SUBSYS_87111462&REV_A3
Manufacturer: NVIDIA
DriverFixedFileInfo: FEEF04BD 00010000 0006000D 000A0C0A 0006000D 000A0C0A 0000003F 00000008 00040004 00000003 00000004 00000000 00000000
DriverCompanyName: NVIDIA Corporation
DriverFileDescription: NVIDIA Compatible Windows 2000 Display driver, Version 30.82
DriverFileVersion: 6.13.10.3082
DriverInternalName: nv_disp.dll
DriverLegalCopyright: (c) NVIDIA Corporation. All rights reserved.
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// Watchdog Event Log File
LogType: Watchdog
Created: 2002-09-07 22:22:41
TimeZone: -60 - Central Europe Standard Time
WindowsVersion: XP
EventType: 0xEA - Thread Stuck in Device Driver
// The driver for the display device got stuck in an infinite loop. This
// usually indicates a problem with the device itself or with the device
// driver programming the hardware incorrectly. Please check with your
// display device vendor for any driver updates.
ShutdownCount: 408
Shutdown: 0
EventCount: 14
BreakCount: 14
BugcheckTriggered: 1
DebuggerNotPresent: 1
DriverName: nv4_disp
EventFlag: 1
DeviceClass: Display
DeviceDescription: NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti 4400
HardwareID: PCIVEN_10DE&DEV_0251&SUBSYS_87111462&REV_A3
Manufacturer: NVIDIA
DriverFixedFileInfo: FEEF04BD 00010000 0006000D 000A0FC9 0006000D 000A0FC9 0000003F 00000008 00040004 00000003 00000004 00000000 00000000
DriverCompanyName: NVIDIA Corporation
DriverFileDescription: NVIDIA Compatible Windows 2000 Display driver, Version 40.41
DriverFileVersion: 6.13.10.4041
DriverInternalName: nv_disp.dll
DriverLegalCopyright: (C) NVIDIA Corporation. All rights reserved.
DriverOriginalFilename: nv_disp.dll
DriverProductName: NVIDIA Compatible Windows 2000 Display driver, Version 40.41
DriverProductVersion: 6.13.10.4041

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