MOVED: PCI-Express 2.0 but detected as PCI-Express 1.1 MSI K9A2 Neo-F after bios update

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>>Clear CMOS<< and afterwards retry with just one kit of ram installed. If still no help remove vga drivers in safemode using >>Driver Fusion<< or similar removal tools. After reboot (re)install latest AMD driver: http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Windows%207%20-%2064

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After BIOS update failure and rollback, audio hot keys detect press but do not function

All other hot keys appear to function properly, only the mute/audio-/audio+ hot keys do not work.
I can press the key and the vertical volume indicator displays but it does not move.
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5CG3331YPX
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Standard PCI to PCI bridge no longer working after BIOS update

Hey everyone,
Before I get into the details of what is probably the most frustrating computer problem I have ever faced I would first like to say hello because this is my first post and I give you my system specs.
Windows 7 ultimate x64
GA-M61PME-S2P (rev 1.0) MOBO
2x 120GB Mushkin SSD @3.5gbps Raid 0
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1.) I have re-flashed several times between versions F5 and F7b but always get the same results
2.) I have used Driver cleaner in safe mode to wipe all drivers and then double checked programs and features to make sure nothing was still installed.
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4.) I once again wiped everything in safe mode and then found the latest chipset drivers for nvidia Nforce from NVidia's site but got the same results.
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11.) I checked over and over and over again that my BIOS settings were right and nothing was setup to only use on-board graphics.
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What does ME version show under BIOS currently? When you check the ratio under OS, do you put your system under loading? And did you re-install driver from website after updating BIOS?
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ME version 8.1.2.1318. Even if I put the system at 100% load in Windows, the processor never moves past 3.4 GHz. I've checked this in multiple programs (CPUZ, RealTemp, TMonitor, etc.) And yes, I reinstalled the drivers that were listed under the BIOS update.
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Go to OC section and change to advanced mode, change your CPU Ratio Mode from Dynamic to Fixed mode.
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Hard drives not detected after bios update

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K7T Turbo 2 kt133a
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I have tried bios version 3.4, 3.5, and 3.6, the same thing in all cases.
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Any help would be great
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jumpers should be right
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Hi,
I had tochange my hard disk as the original hard disk crashed. installed OS and started to update drivers starting with BIOS. Installed 2.29-1.08 and restarted the system, initialized BIOS and restarted again and system doesnt boot up.
Am receiving this error:
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Your problem seems to be related to the subject in this knowledgebase article as my guess is you have installed XP?
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