MOVED: USB 3.0 fake ports on MSI H61MA-E35 ?

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flobelix,
thanks for the reply. I agree that the product specifications do not list any usb3.0
The manual however lists usb3.0 as optional and if you zoom in on the picture on the product page, you can see where painted on the board "Nec USB3.0" I have the exact same board as in the picture.
Odd that they painted usb3.0 on the board but did not install the chip for it. Not a big issue for me. my guess is that they will be possibly releasing soon a newer than ver2.1 revision of this board that will include 3.0 ports on it.
Lou

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Hi,
I've just recently bough a MSI H61MA-E35 and i have a big problem :
The pc works perfectly with only one slot of ram, the slot N°2.
If i had ram on RAM 1 slot, the pc boot few seconds then shut dow then boot infinitly.
I test my ram (2gb * 2) and each one with Memory test, no problem.
I alternatly use one then the other to lauch the PC, no problem as soon as i use only Ram 2 Slot.
If i dare to add ram on Ram 1 the PC boot then shut downi immetidatly after few seconds.
So iam froce to work with 2Gb of Ram instead of my 4Gb. Otherwise, i shoud by a 4gb Ram instead.
Why should i do to change that in BIOS ?
I precise : all others components have been test and are OK.
Thanks for your support.

Please state all your components. See my signature as an example.
The CPU seating is sometimes the cause of RAM slot problems.
It may be that one or more pins of your CPU socket were bent upon installation ?

MSI H61MA-E35 bios flashing troubles

Hi!
I buy this MOBO and i want to flash it to v2.0 or v2.1 bios. But all the versions downloaded from msi support site are corrupted or something. Both v2 and v2.1 are nonflashable via M-flash and when I tried to flash from DOS via afude238 it says that ROM file ROMID is not compatible with existing BIOS ROMID.
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And i can`t use forum usb flasher because of it must be run at mb that flashes
nope you can prepare the USB stick in some PC,
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MSI H61MA-E35 (B3) chipset emperature

I have this MB with Intel G30T + 2x2GB RAM and 1x1TB HDD.
Immediately after power-on and entering Bios I can read chipset temperature at 60degC level. Later in Windows /runs in idle/ temperature slowly grows up to 70-75degC /measured by MSI Control Center/. If I touch heatsink it is hot. Is that normal behavior ? Temperatures should be in 40-45degC range I think. I tried to apply new thermal conductive paste, but same result as with original one. Bios is updated to last possible version. Any suggestion please ?

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During 1st boot of day, after showing Win desktop for 10-15second goes BSOD - with text Memory management or "fpn list something" - BSOD is so fast to read it
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I decrased RAM frequency from auto to 1066MHz - not succsesful
I recovered system from Acronis images /checked all/ - not helpfull
Recovered to another HDD - not helpfull
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MSI H61MA-E35 - After bios update PC not sleeping correctly

Hi,
I have just built up a pc with the motherboard H61MA-E35. Initially I had windows installed and when hitting sleep the PC would go into sleep with all monitors, fans, power supplies all turned off. After I updated to the latest BIOS 7740V20 I am having issues with the power saving features. The PC goes into sleep and my monitors, mouse and keyboard are turned off. The pc fans, cpu fan and power supply still remains on and the power light doesn't blink as it should.
I had thought initially this was a windows/driver problem. I installed a fresh copy of windows and all the drivers supplied. I also updated to the latest drivers via liveupdate. This didn't resolve the issue. I then thought it was a power supply issue and so I installed another power supply into the machine and this did not solve the issue also.
I tried to downgrade the BIOS to the older version 7740V12 but I can't as it tells me that the ROM FILE ROMID IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THE EXISTING BIOS ROMID.
Any help on how to resolve this will be much appreciated.
Thanks
Castor

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Any ideas if there are issues with this Bios version causing pc not to sleep completely or shutdown completely. Just tried shutting down and peripherals and monitor turn off but the pc fans and CPU fan, power supply and power light remain on.
Ah ok, it wouldn't flash to a Sandy version at all, had misinterpreted that, sorry. Then the chip corruption was avoided, that is a good thing.
It might be a setting someplace that needs to be disabled. Maybe EuP 2013 or C-State?

Problems with USB port on MSI 880GMA-E45 mainboard

i am currently using this 880gma-e45 mainboard with all items below
cpu: amd athlonIIx3 440
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Quote from: Svet on 08-December-10, 00:48:07
Install chipset drivers from MSI web:
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NEC USB 3.0 Drivers:
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It's set to dual boot into XP and Win2000 (yes I know it's getting on a bit, but I've got a lot of stuff installed in win2k that is difficult to get hold of these days).
XP is 100% fine, but with win 2000 if I use my *USB mouse* on the *port replicator* ports and waggle the mouse around - the *CPU* jumps from 0 to *70+%* usage (the system process which I think indicatates as IRQ problem). If I plug the mouse into the laptop ports (when the laptop is docked) - it's fine, at most 5% cpu usage. It's a basic microsoft mouse. I definately think it's a usb problem of some kind, because the cpu even jumps a bit if I type quickly on my usb keyboard (only a couple of %). It happens with all the replicator's usb ports.
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Martin

Huh it will not be easy to find good explanation for this.
At this time when Tecra M2 was offered on the market as compatible port replicator Toshiba has offered Toshiba Advanced Port Replicator III (not +) and at this time both supported operating system was tested with it.
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So now you have follow situation: you use newer port replicator but with much older operating system so I presume there is maybe some compatibility problem with W2K.
I cannot imagine you use it so often with W2K and if yes it cannot be so problematic to connect mouse directly on notebooks USB port.
Sorry but I dont think there is anything you can do about it.

MOVED: USB 2.0 and the MSI Gaming 5 Board

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MOVED: usb 3.0 boot Z68A-G45 (G3)

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put the USB 3.0 drive in one of the USB 2.0 (Black) ports as they are the only ones that are functional without drivers (USB 2.0 is Legacy compliant and requires no drivers to function)! (USB 3.0 is compatible with USB 2.0 standard connections it will just be choked at 2.0 speeds)
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MOVED: Z97 Gaming 5 - Updated drivers with MSI live update, crashed - nothing works

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sounds like along with drivers, you also flashed your BIOS and this failed and caused this issue
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I tried to put the MSI Z97 BIOS on a flash drive and reboot with that, but nothing happens. There are no beeps, just the harddrives booting up and then nothing more..
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Tom's Hardware released USB 3.1 testing results on MSI X99A GAMING 9 ACK

Tom’s Hardware released a test result of MSI motherboard and USB 3.1 device. It mentioned that there is an ASMedia ASM1352R controller on X99A GAMING 9 ACK to support two USB 3.1 ports on I/O interface.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/usb-3.1-performance-benchmark,4037.html
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I dont think the usb 3.1 drives ready now, but it's nice to see msi moterboard get this new feature.
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Solving Prolific PL-2303 USB to Serial Comm Port installation issues

Hello everybody,
More and more machines are comming without Parallel and serials ports, they are comming with USB external ports only.
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At any rate, the issue I was facing is the following:
(a) Installing Prolific PL-2303 USB to Serial Comm Port on Windows XP Pro SP3 works OK and system runs fine. there are some capacity issues regarding the buffer size, but that is another post.
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(c) Installing on WEPOS 1.1 SP3 with a machine with only external USB's (no parallel / serial port or headers). The installation process runs OK. but when the device
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(d) Installing on POSReady 2009. I get the same as with (c)
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(1) Find the setupapi.log and read it, if the OS is a fresh install it will not be too long.
(2) Read this:
#-166 Device install function: DIF_SELECTBESTCOMPATDRV.
#I063 Selected driver installs from section [ComPort] in "c:\windows\inf\oem15.inf".
#I320 Class GUID of device remains: {4D36E978-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}.
#I060 Set selected driver.
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#-166 Device install function: DIF_REGISTER_COINSTALLERS.
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#-011 Installing section [ComPort.NT.Interfaces] from "c:\windows\inf\oem15.inf".
#I054 Interfaces installed.
#-166 Device install function: DIF_INSTALLDEVICE.
#I123 Doing full install of "USB\VID_067B&PID_2303\5&B6C3FC&0&2".
#-035 Processing service Add/Delete section [ComPort.NT.Services].
#E339 Add Service: Binary "C:\Windows\system32\DRIVERS\serenum.sys" for service "Serenum" is not present.
#E032 Error 0xe0000217: A service installation section in this INF is invalid.
#E275 Error while installing services. Error 0xe0000217: A service installation section in this INF is invalid.
#E122 Device install failed. Error 0xe0000217: A service installation section in this INF is invalid.
#E154 Class installer failed. Error 0xe0000217: A service installation section in this INF is invalid.
[2010/02/13 23:32:24 2004.2]
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(3a) So, I think that windows installs this sys file if it recognizes the motherboard has at least one parallel or serial port.
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Humberto Sequeira

Hello Terry,
Indeed, they were not intended as POS system, the EEE Top machines are candy to the eye, but for my taste they do not work in POS environment (I give them 1 year before they pop). Regarding the other, well competition is tought, so you have to get creative in order to keep costs down, and this one can be used as a waiter stations, that do not need heavy serial comunications.
Anyways, the POSReady does not install these system files if the installation does not detect a serial or parallel port (which make sense, as why would it install drivers for a device that is not detected). I posted this for others to be aware of this when they select the hardware that will be offered to their customers, as good old "on mother-board" serial and parallel ports cannot be beaten by their USB imitations (IRQ and memory addressing processing are needed for end devices to function properly).
Have a great weekend,
Humberto

I have ipod nano 4gb silver No: MA978ZP/A. IT IS NOT FUNCTIONING. WHEN I PUT USB INTO MY SYSTEM PORT, THE APPLE SYSTEM IN THE IPOD SCREEN IS BLINING ON AND OFF WHAT SHOULD I DO

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MOVED: Linux won't boot on H87 MSI motherboards

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jfred3 wrote:
After doing some research, pretty much the only problem people had with installing Linux on machines with Windows 8 or newer was when they had problems with secure boot. Secure boot is a feature that can be enabled in the technical preview as well, however, since my machine is older than Windows 8 machines, it has a traditional BIOS instead of the UEFI firmware used by those machines to operate the secureboot feature. Therefore, my computer is incapable of running secure boot. I ended up double checking anyway, just for kicks, and sure enough secure boot is not being supported on my machine. Beyond that, I don't see how deleting a partition would help me gain access to a live cd, since they don't boot from the hard drive anyway.
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MOVED: Nahimic Audio Enchancer is available in msi ge series laptop ???

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GE60 or GE70?
0Nx, 2Ox, or 2Px series?
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MOVED: USB 3.0 fake ports on MSI H61MA-E35 ?

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