MOVED: K8NGM2-L onboard video problem after flashing BIOS

This topic has been moved to Linux/Unix.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=111410.0

http://www.msi.com.tw/program/search/ser/SerConRes.php?Page=2&num=0&DATA=2&SearchKey=6156
there are 3x 6156 models to start
a BX VA and a ZX
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=112
is the only one with a product page and piccy
did you save the old bios wen asked
have you Clear CMOS Guide
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=112
is all that remains of the 6905 ,not evan a bios file
so its not going to be an easy thing to find out
d/l the manuals and compare chip sets etc is all i can suggest

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MOVED: Problem after flashing BIOS

This topic has been moved to BIOS.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=104640.0

Quote from: Blazer on 22-July-05, 22:39:17
thats what it sounds like ! contact msi and get a RMA # to return the board,as they can reflash the bios. good luck
How do I do that? It looks like MSIs site is clinically clean of any way to actually contact them...

Problem after Flashing BIOS on my B490

I have Lenovo IdeaPad b490 I boughted yesterday.
I just find the latest BIOS update for my Notebook.
I have downloaded the latest BIOS update from This Page, but it just downgrade My BIOS version to an earlier version. Before I try to update, the version is 2013. But after update, It show the UEFI version of 2012.
Can I revert The BIOS to the version of 2013?
It also encounter the problem with my Switchable Graphics. The Device Manager told that Geforce GT 720M as my Graphics while I know that my Graphics is Geforce 705M. I also can't use my Nvidia GPU.
Can anyone give me the latest BIOS? Thx..

Quote from: Blazer on 22-July-05, 22:39:17
thats what it sounds like ! contact msi and get a RMA # to return the board,as they can reflash the bios. good luck
How do I do that? It looks like MSIs site is clinically clean of any way to actually contact them...

GE70 2OE stays in BIOS after flashing BIOS -- RESOLVED

I flashed the BIOS on my GE70 2OE-017US tonight. The previous version was E1757IMS.51B, the new version is E1757IMS.51C (http://www.msi.com/support/nb/GE70-2OE.html#down-bios&Win8 64). The flash process was successful. However, it cannot launch the Windows 8 login screen. It enters the BIOS automatically.
I am sure that I downloaded the proper version of the new BIOS file and flashed the BIOS correctly (I flashed to the 51B version from 517 version successfully in June.)
I tried the following, but neither works.
1. Downloaded the 51C BIOS file and flashed the BIOS again.
2. Turned off the laptop, removed the power cord & the battery, then installed the battery and connected to the cord, and turned on the laptop again.
The bad thing is that I do not keep the previous 51B version file after the last flash, or I could try to flash back to the old version.
Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks.

The ISSUE has been resolved!!
After checking the BIOS setup thoroughly, I figured out that the following Boot Option WAS DISABLED!
Boot tab -> UEFI Hard Disk Drive BBS Priorities -> Boot Options #1
The laptop functions again after setting Windows Boot Manager in the above configuration.
I conservatively guess it was introduced by the new BIOS file. Anyway, the laptop works again.
I posted it here in case anyone happens to have the same problem after flashing BIOS.

System dead after flashing BIOS

I posted the note about my system hanging in the post screen for a few minutes before windows kicks in. It was in relation to hooking up a USB keyboard. Anyway a simple problem turned into a nightmare. After doing and checking some of the things some of the guys recomended, I decided to check my version of BIOS through live update. Low and behold a newer version 1.9 was availible, I had 1.5.
The new version also had some USB fixes including....Great just what I was looking for. Well, everything went fine until it was time to reboot....then my system never came back. The screen was blank and black. I can't even get the recovery floppy to work? Any suggestions as it was late last night and Im at work now. Is my BIOS chip fubar? Is it time to replace this motherboard already?
Mike Dykas

Well gentlemen, I had to laugh when I read the troubleshooting sticky. It seems the windows booting delay problem with the saitek usb keyboard hooked up was caused by USB support being enabled instead of disabled. I will always read the sticky's first from now on. Sooooo !
Here I am with this beautiful looking paper weight with lights !
After flashing BIOS from live update ( I know now ) my system never came back to me. I reset CMOS with the button, and I also removed the battery and put it back in. No help ! I made the Bios recovery floppy, for the award bios recovery, but when I power up the floppy never kicks in . I 'll try and pick up a new CMOS battery tomorrow. Interesting though that the D bracket lights to " initializing Video Interface " and there she stays. I'm wondering now If I should just get me a new bios chip. Which to me would be the easiest way to go. I keep my board intact and everything stays put. No loading all the software all over again. I'm not without, I have my Vaio, but pczilla was my baby........ya know the feeling right. I don't know of any other course to take unless somebody out there has a better idea, I'm all ears ............
Mike

Problems after upgrade bios to v4.3 - P67A-GD65

Hi to everybody,
I was having a problems after upgrade bios to v4.3 of my mainboard P67A-GD65.
After upgraded bios version (FW) its interface was changed and seemed better. also some specifiactions upgraded that i am now able to follow information of bios in my windows. with Control Center.
1) first of all after bios upgrade XMP memory section can only be enable şf ş choose OC geniue on. but with this my cpu warm till 98C degree. because i have only stock cpu cooler of intel.
in normal mode xmp can not be activated so that my memory that corsair vengeance dd3 1600mhz works at 1333mhz only.
Also there was information about what is new in this version of bios fw as:
- Enhanced PCI-E display card performance.
- Improved memory compatibility.
2) second problem that i have i wanted to turn cpu leds which were located above cpu slot blue leds. once i turn them off and it is ok. but when shutdown computer and restart it turn on itself.
so may be there have benn occured a problem that mb can not save edited settings correctly?
3) For last i could not find Winki 3 OS/linuz anywhere is there a link to it to integrate to my mb?
Thanks for your replies from now on.
Greetings.

Quote from: momosala on 02-April-13, 17:54:22
I think you had better to flash back to beta 4.39 bios, here : https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=164135.msg1214789#msg1214789
And use and install on USB key MSI Forum HQ USB flashing tool from here : https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=108079.msg800577#msg800577
Flash using method 1.
And tell us if that works.
thank you for reply that fast i will try asap and tell here.
Btw, have you ever face a problem as i wrote above?

BSOD after flashing BIOS

Hello everyone,
I have encountered a problem after flashing my mobo with a new BIOS (either "official" 3.3 or 3.36 or 3.41 beta which I have received from MSI tech support because of famous >219 HTT problem).
Flashing goes okay, and after reboot, just before the Windows XP loading logo should appear, I get a qiuck BSOD and then restart. It's too fast to read anything, and running Windows in safe mode doesn't help. Returning to the original BIOS 3.1 solves the problem.
But as I've read few people tried both BIOSes and it worked... so where could be the problem?
I'm very sorry for my english...
My configuration:
A64 3000+ (Winchester CBBID)
MSI K8N SLI Platinum
2x 512 MB RAM (Hynix D43) dual mode.

Quote from: Cimmo on 30-May-05, 19:35:28
Same issue
After official 3.3 bios update from MSI Live Update Windows crash!
My Windows doesn't reboot after BSOD and it says:
STOP 0x0000007B (0xF79F7528, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)
Backing to bios version 3.2, Windows boots normally
MSI K8N SLI Platinum (MS-7100-030)
AMD Athlon64 3000+ Winchester
2x512 MB of ram (dual channel)
1xClub3D Geforce 6600 GT
if you need some others informations tell me.
Please fix this and reply to this thread ASAP!
EDIT: Provided more informations, see bold lines
cosa dicono? non capisco l ingkese
ciao
tino

Z77 MPower loop after flash BIOS

Hi to all people,
after flashing BIOS from 17.7B4 to 17.8 (from uSB drive in "BIOS Utilities") the video is black and system is on restart loop but nothing else.
Try to unplug power system, reset button, gotobios button, clear CMOS with jumper (in power off) but nothing to do: only continuos auto-loop on/off between 20 seconds circa !
Please help, very frustrating situation.
p.s.: system is in signature, is working great... prior to.

Quote from: Caronte on 30-May-13, 01:26:30
Hello
manual of Z77 report "do not multi-BIOS switch when the system is powered on".
I have to go anymore ?
Ty,
Adry aka Caronte
ignore that in this situation as its the only way to recover the Failed BIOS without paying a shop to SPI flash the failed chip! (switching BIOS while its on will only cause errors on the chip you switched to but as yours is bricked it cant make it any worse) this will allow you to tell that BIOS CHIP upon restart to Flash by imprinting a copy of the open M-FLASH utility to the chip that can then allow the chip to be re flashed to a functional recovered state.
so just disregard that warning in the manual as the described way we have suggested has a good track record of successfully recovering a bricked chip on M-Power and other boards outfitted with the Multi BIOS hardware switch so just give it a go and all should be good.
the live switching to recover BIOS has been successfully done many times and the info in the manual doesn't have any weight regarding Bricked Chips only ones that are functioning correctly...

Weird annoying noise after flashing bios

I recently built a new computer with the following setup:
MSI K2N7 Delta ILSR
Athlon XP 2800+ (with stock hsf)
x2 256mb pc2700 Corsair XMS (running dual channel)
Hitachi Deskstar 120gb harddrive
I flashed the bios yesterday with the MSI Live Update3 utility and the flash went smoothly. No errors or anything. I reboot the comp when told to and then as soon as Windows loads up I hear this high pitched electrical noise. Immediately I shut down windows thinking something was going to get fried. Then I checked around the components and everything was fine. So I powered it up again and nothings wrong except this highly irritating sound. I can't hear it through my headset, and I booted up without the harddrive and cdrom drive plugged in to see if it was those making the noise. I tried picking up the sound with a mic but it doesn't get picked up.
Another thing is that when I my case and psu (Thermaltake Damier case and Thermaltake Silent PurePower 420w psu which came together), it was on the wrong voltage on the back (220) and although the lights and fans would turn on the computer wouldn't boot, and I think this noise might be from the psu, but it didn't start making the noise until I flashed the bios. I'm going to a computer shop to have them check it out tomorrow, but I was wondering if anyone has had a similiar experience after flashing bios. My computer works fine but its making this high pitched electrical sound. I've run various test that come with motherboard monitor 5 and sandra and everything is running fine. I'm thinking about resetting the bios chip or trying to get the mobo exchanged.
Also, whenever I open a IE window, or open anything it stops for a second, and also when something is loading it stops making the noise for a second. It doesn't usually start making the noise until windows xp is loading. I'm definitely sure that its not the hard drive, cd rom drive, or floppy drive making the noise. I also unplugged the case speaker from the mobo and it still makes the noise. I turn all the case fans on off and the sounds seems to be coming from the mobo.

I've had both a 300 MHz SiemensNixdorff and a 266 MHz of same brand. Boy, did they take a beeting! Reliable though and good for office work. One of them is still alive, I think. Pentium II both of them, I think.
Two different approaches to noisy system:
1
Motherboards making a Siren-sound
If your board is making the sound of a firetruck, BEEP-BOOP-BEEP-BOOP...
Check the folowing:
1. CPU too hot
2. chassis intrusion was enabled in the BIOS
3. PSU is below min/max allowable value
2
The beeping is like a siren, High-low-high-low-high-low and it runs till I turn off all power to the system..... I bought a new heatsink and fan today that was copper... waiting till I get home to try it out.....
as far as whether the bios was reading temperature, if I remember right it was set for disabled by default.... will have to check again when I get home what it was set for...
Nikkoli
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Registration Date: 04-05-2004
Posts: 6
Location: Illinois
Well, it turns out that it was something to do with my heatsink.... I installed this new one and its running fine as far as I can tell....

K8NGM2-FID onboard video won't go to DVI in XP

System is:
K8NGM2-FID
BIOS 3.4
Onboard video using 128 MB memory off motherboard
Athlon 64 x2 3800+
2 GB (2 x 1GB) RAM Patriot PDC2G3200LLK 2-3-2-5
Case Antec Sonata II w/PSU Antec Smartpower 2.0 450W dual 12V (15A/17A)
HDD Seagate ST316012A Barracuda 7200.9 160 GB
OS WinXP SP2 auto updated
This system has run 24/7 for about 5 months using onboard video driving a Samsung SyncMaster 940t thru the onboard DVI port.
I am using the DVI (digital) onboard video output to drive my monitor. Recently I have experienced blank screens when waking up from monitor power down (20 minute w/o activity - no screensaver, just auto power down). When I connect a VGA (analog) cable from the onboard connector to the monitor's analog input the video is there but not present on DVI (digital) output of board. Otherwise the machine is still completely functional, just no DVI video output.
Rebooting, the video signal is present on BOTH connectors (DVI and VGA) up to the point when Windows loads the desktop (i.e., past Windows boot screens), then it switches to VGA ONLY.
If I power down and wait 3-4 hours, the DVI will continue to work after Windows loads the desktop, then will not return after the monitor powers down due to inactivity (20 minutes, set in properties - screen saver) OR a warm reboot OR a power cycle. Switching to the VGA (analog) output, the video is still there and system is running as before, but with analog video only, no DVI (digital). This occurs with two other monitors that have dual inputs (HP and Viewsonic).
Video drivers are from MSI and are the current Version 8205 - (8.2.0.5 on device manager screen) but BIOS is 3.4. BIOS update 3.4->3.5->3.6 notes do not mention any DVI issues so I am hesitant to flash to 3.6 (current version) as I do not think it will fix the problem.
Bringing up nVidia Nview desktop manager, it 'sees' the monitor but there is no mention of DVI or VGA interface or way to switch between them. If I hook up a TV to the Svideo output it 'sees' that as well as the monitor and I can switch between them.
Does anyone know of a way to explicitly direct signal to either of the onboard video connectors (DVI and VGA) connector on this board (K8NGM2-FID)?
Any other ideas?
Thanks in advance,
ss

I fixed the system.
However, I still don't know the root cause of the original problem.
The missing piece of the fix was doing an uninstall of the video device drivers using the Control Panel 'Add or Remove Programs' function. Prior to that I was just updating things using either the package's native installers or the Device Manager Update Driver function.
After the uninstall I did a clean install of the MSI drivers off a CD and now have selectable digital and/or analog displays in Windows XP. Also, the nvidia drivers DO work, provided they are installed on a 'clean' suystem (thanks, Stu). Installing either driver set as an update results in unstable output - sometimes digital, sometimes analog.
Moral of the story: clean up toothpaste before squeezing the tube again.
ss

DirectX problems - Onboard video problems? K9VGM-V

I am having problems with loading the new Nero suite (7.xx) version. It keeps coming back with a DirectX error. The guys at Ahead are telling the same thing.
My question is: Can I use DirectX 9.0c using the onboard video? I don't know what bios I have yet.
PCTools 2000 tells me I have DirectX9.0c installed and is okay.

Thanks for the ideas. I have already done the Directx diagnostics. That didn't change anything.
when I try to run the Directx diag I get this error. "The procedure entry point could not be located in the dynamic link library GDI32.dll"
In fact, that dll (GDI32.dll) doesn't even show up in the list of directx files in the diagnostics window.
I have tried to load a different version of the dll but I can't since it's in use by windows.
The guys from Nero have told me that it's my video drivers incompatibility with with my video drivers. They have a program that copies a whole heck of a lot of details from my computer and creates logs.
I have since done the online upgrade of my video drivers from MSI. It still doesn't work.
I am noticing that I could not load Diskeeper either. It comes up with some error, too.
This has been very frustrating.
Thanks in advance, Ray.
Reloading windows is such a pain.

Sound Problems after Flash 11.3 Update

This reply is to the post by Ortho_Fan, number 28, which references a Firefox forum and "Firefox Hates New Update." This thread is specifically about problems that Flash 11.3 is causing with Firefox but the problem isn't with Firefox, it is with Flash Player 11.3.
I have no sound with Firefox, Chrome or Safari. I do have sound with IE9 but some people do not.
See these and probably other threads:
No sound in flash
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4483563?tstart=0
Problem with sound after update
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4483038

I've branched this discussion into it's own thread, because the issue you're describing is different than the issue from the previous thread, which was related to a specific crash instance. We'd like to keep the threads focused on particular issues to help both investigate and collate the information coming in, and to aid in discovery for people that are experiencing similar issues. A single thread with a dozen issues is far less useful in either regard.
For the sound issue you're experiencing, I would recommend that you follow the advice in the threads you've referenced above.
Flash Player 11.3 included new sound enhancments to facilitate support for low-latency audio, to facilitate more repsonsive sound in complex Flash games. While we try to test a wide array of hardware, and conduct months of beta testing, it's impossible to hit every device, OS, browser and driver combination.
Please ensure that you have the lastet drivers installed for your sound card/chipset. If the problem persists, please post details of your configuration to that forum thread so that we can track down that hardware/driver combo and investigate the problem.
As a workaround, you may wish to roll back to Flash Player 10.3, until a new version is available. Flash Player 10.3 contains up-to-date security patches (we maintain one major version back for Enterprise), and will revert the sound change that is causing problems for you.
http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html
Thanks!

Video Problems with Flash CS4

I'm having what I think is video problems since I switched to
CS4. Frequent apparent redraws leave remnants on screen, panels
move back and forth, etc.
I have a Dell Precision 490 with 4gb ram and a nVidia Quadra
fx 550 with 128 megs of ram. Open GL is enabled. I have loaded all
the latest nVidia drivers.
If this sounds like a video card problem, can anyone
recommend a good, not too expensive card? I don't play any games,
just use the machine for PS. ID and Flash mostly.
Thanks in advance.
Jon

Just to be clear, when you initially did a Burn to Disc for the DVD, it tested and played perfectly, including the full Linked Timelines. It was ONLY with the Flash Export, that things went pear-shaped. Is that correct?
Good luck,
Hunt

K7N2 Delta problem after flashing from 5.0 to 5.3

I was using my K7N2 Delta nicely but after flashing the BIOS from 5.0 to 5.3 in LiveUpdate3 (all OK) and then when LiveUpdate ask to reboot... GOOD BYE!
When bootin the D-lights show that I have a processor damaged or not intalled properly (two red light up, and two green down...).
My processor is an Old Tbird 1.2 Ghz with 100FSB.
The question is: Why the mother stops recognicing the processor if before flashing BIOS worked nicely?.
J10 and J11 jumpers:
When I opened case to check out, I had the green J10 and J11 jumpers closed in the mother. The J10 was in safe mode, and the J11 jumper was closed...(133FSB-166FSB??).
I only have another athlon 1.1 ghz FSB100 processor to test the mobo, but I don´t want to take the risk of burn that one two (if is that the problem, of course).
So... I want to know how can I reflash the bios back (I have the old BIOS in a backup floppy disk, of course)... or if anyone else have the same problem as me....
Thanx a lot guys, and please help me... I´m very sad by now... because I don´t know how to get my computer to work.
Jose.
(from Argentina)

Garry,
Just add
group.Administrators=system
in your filerealm.properties file to login into console.
Hope it helps,
-satya
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I am migrating from 5.1 to 7.0 on Solaris. I was able to run the conversion of the weblogic.properties file to config.xml, I was also able to start the new admin server, but I was not able to log in to the console. I get the following error:
Authentication Denied
The username or password has been refused by WebLogic Server. Please try again.
I verified that the WL_USER and WL_PW were correctly set in the startscript and that the system password was set in the config.xml. Any hints? Thanks

Problems after flashing ms-8873 bios

I got an MS-8873 Nvdia GForce 4 MX-440-SES and when i was updating the bios of the AGP Card, my machine freezed in the midle of the process. i gave it 20 minutes before assuming it was freezed and turn it down. Now when i try to boot with this card there is just a series of beeps and no video at all. If i change in the computer BIOS the primary display adapter to onboard vga instead of agp add-on and plug the monitor video conector in the onboard video conector i can boot with the card into the slot but it seems the systems does not asign it resources because when i try to run the vga flash bios update utility it just says there is any nvidia card into the computer. What can I do? I got the next hardware:
P4 2.4GHZ 533MHZ FSB
MB ASRock G Pro
DDR 2100 384MB
Leadtek WinFastTV 2000XP Deluxe TV/FM Tuner
LG Combo CD-RW/DVD

xexyrbt,
Check to see if you card has a jumper on it so you can go to the second BIOS.
Word of advice, a Vid Card is not a motherboard. They do not need to have their BIOS' updated, they usually get it right in the first BIOS.
Take Care,
Richard

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