MOVED: Z97 Gaming 7 isn't booting under BIOS A

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to what bios version live update update it?
have you done >>Clear CMOS Guide<< with power cord removed?
can you list full system specs see >>Posting Guide<<
about bios recovery, boot with working bios, and go to bios setup, then select m-flash, switch your bios chips
and proceed with recovery

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Z97 Gaming 7 isn't booting under BIOS A

I updated bios through Live Update and now it stops with A2 debug message on the motherboard.
I have dual-bios and BIOS B is working fine. Is there any way I can recover first bios?

to what bios version live update update it?
have you done >>Clear CMOS Guide<< with power cord removed?
can you list full system specs see >>Posting Guide<<
about bios recovery, boot with working bios, and go to bios setup, then select m-flash, switch your bios chips
and proceed with recovery

MOVED: Z97 Gaming 5 boot loop

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Hi
Try single RAM stick
Also try to boot when motherboard is on non conductive surface like wooden table or motherboard box
Try clearing CMOS with power cord removed >>Clear CMOS Guide<<
Maybe battery replacement will help
If above fails, disconnect everything, remove CPU and inspect CPU socket with magnifying glass and bright light.
Edit: with single RAM stick, make sure to test each RAM stick at the time, each time in different slot.

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..
place your old BIOS version on the USB key not renamed and place the USB key in rear USB ports
then see if BIOS can be recovered
else you have to RMA it as there is no dual BIOS solution on it

MOVED: Z97 Gaming 7 - bios 1.6 , random SATA drives disappearing

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Quote from: pandaz on 07-October-14, 16:57:17
To Kuba..
1. Could you state clearly what is the original boot sequence of your HDD shown in the bios?
you mentioned that after you reset from Windows or from DOS then the sequence will changed?? how often will this symptoms happened.
2. If you only use the Intel SSD 520 + the Normal HDD (remove DVD and the Samsung SSD) , will you see the boot sequence lost issue?
3. What do you mean by the below?? you can't flash bios 1.5 in DOS mode??? please help explain in details
BIOS 1.5 from the support site (no matter eu or global) won't run on Windows 8.1. the file downloaded by msi live update runs normally. Can somebody help and share BIOS 1.5 installer?
Regards
Orginal boot sequence:
1: SSD Intel 520 (system)
2: SSD Samsung 840
3: HDD
Mobo was traing to set Samsung at first place, but after disconnecting this drive, it put HDD on fist place. So i disconnected all other drives, and mobo shows only question marks in Intel SSD field.
I never had any problems with this intel SSD, it works perfect, samsung behaves the same way, it disappears randomly.
Sometimes all works correct, some times some drive is missing, it does not matter the restart is made on windows, dos, or on bios. Totally random.
When i switch to second bios (1.3) all works fine, only on 1.6 freaking out.
When i what start bios package from msi-support site windows shows "this app. can't be run on this system", thats all (there are 3 files i archive). File downloaded by msi-update starts normally (and this is only one exe file), unzip and run dos-mode update. Unfortunately, I removed the file with 1.5 downloaded by msi live update.
Maybe the bios package is dedicated to installing from usb-drive through m-flash ?
And on the windows can update only through msi-live update? I really do not know, I'm confused.

MOVED: X99S Gaming 7 will not boot in quad channel G.SKILL

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Quote from: andrewdkennedy1 on 05-June-15, 09:14:59
The board I got back from RMA is a new board. They didn't say to do anything.
I meant what they did, did they check the board?
Quote from: andrewdkennedy1
RMA the CPU? Okay I haven't considered that. I will work on doing that next.
Two defective boards in a raw? Well, that does happen, but the same exact defect, time to blame something else.
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Thank you for your reply.
Sorry for shocking you with the oc genie stuff.
It's ok, I wasn't shocked, I've seen it all.
Good luck with the RMA, and be careful dismounting/mounting the CPU not to damage the socket.
//EDIT: One more thing, do all installation and testing, outside the box on a non-conductive surface (wood, cardboard, NO antistatic bags), it will make your life easier and less chance to damage anything.

MOVED: Z97 Gaming 7 keyboard freezes at BIOs

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Try to remove OC with >>Clear CMOS Guide<< and see if it works fine then

MOVED: Z97 Gaming 5 - SATA not present??

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The thing is: cheap PSU that you've used in old build is most likely not support Haswell (Refresh) so that might be causing different issues too. And personally: yes I will defend it til the death. Cheap PSU can kill anything instantly, and the fact it works with old system... well. It's OLD system and so is PSU.
Also you're mixing RAM. This motherboard will work perfectly with either 1, 2 or 4 RAM sticks, never 3.
I think you should speak to the reseller OR MSI, since you think that motherboard killed all the drives (I wonder how... mobo is connected to them only through SATA cables which deliver NO power to them)..
>>How to contact MSI.<<

MOVED: Z97 Gaming 7 won't post. debug LEDs at 41-43. MSI LED is off.

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I'm using a Corsair CS650m.
I've noticed the CPU support issue after I encountered my problem and was surprised to see this, my understanding that the gaming boards did support the new Haswells, at least with a recent BIOS. In fact, there are some references online to BIOS update issues for this CPU.
Let me ask a crazy question: Is it possible that I've somehow POSTed correctly and what I'm seeing now is the CPU term? I'm wondering because the numbers (42-44) fluctuate a bit. I know that POST and POST2 can be used for CPU temp, but I'm not sure how one distinguishes between that and a debug code.

New K9N2 SLI Platinum isn't booting into BIOS

So i just built a new system with an MSI K9N2 SLI Platinum, and installation went by with a breeze. However, after supplying power, and turning the system on for the first time I'm met with absolutely nothing.
I'm not the most advanced in this category, and I've certainly never experienced the likes of this ever. I've gone through the hardware configuration a thousand times, and I'd know if it were that.
I was wondering if anybody knew a few tricks to get this new board to boot. I'm suspecting it's probably something small and obvious I wouldn't ever think of.
But yeah, any help would be much appreciated.
Current System:
Mobo: MSI K9N2 SLI Platinum
CPU: AMD Phenom X4 9850 (black edition)/stock cooler
RAM: Corsair Dominator 2x2048Mb 1066Mhz DDR2
GPU: PNY XLR8 GeForce 9800 GTX
HDD1: Western Digital VelociRaptor 300GB 10K RPM
HDD2: Seagate Barracude 1.5TB 7200RPM
No operating systems yet (which is kind of impossible since I can't even set the boot order without the BIOS loading.) But I plan to run XP Pro alongside Gentoo.

All fans are spinning fine, I'll get the PSU info later, I took it from an old system I built before my last deployment. It's an 850 watt (single 12 volt rail) system, not sure the exact specs on it anymore.
I do believe though, that I've managed to knock something loose as it keeps beeping repeatedly now when it boots. Before it was absolute silence on boot. (which is weird because i don't actually remember installing the speaker?)
Oh, the DVD drive is from another system too, and pretty old, but it opens, and functions.
I also swapped between onboard video, and the graphics card to see if it was maybe the graphics card and still nothing.
Though I have to use a DVI converter with the graphics card (which is pretty lame for a 200+ dollar graphics card to have two DVI ports and an SVID port, but no HDMI port.)
Anyway, I originally tried to boot with my 1080P television connected into the HDMI DVI* port for the mobo.
Keep good language in a forum!
Now if I can just figure out what was wrong in the first place eh?
It seems the reset button allowed it to boot into the BIOS, but a regular boot wont?
Edit: Still wont boot into BIOS or POST though, I'm met with a blinking line that's been there for over 10 minutes now.

MOVED: Z97 Gaming 3 Overclocking

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Quote from: Marksussman1974 on 31-May-15, 01:25:40
I'm just curious, did you update your mobo bios to latest release? Also, what speed do you usually keep your cpu at?
I have updated my BIOS to latest version only because I though I had BIOS problem -> https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=252562.msg1451633#msg1451633
Turned out it wasn't, but no one replied at the time.
I keep ,y CPU as high as temperatures allows,. I run 3 Prime95 threads 24/7 + 1 more at night time, and I prefer CPU package temps to be at low 60s.
Currently @ 4HGz 1.16v under load (tad above default 1.15v)

MOVED: Z97 Gaming 5 Cashback

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Contact MSI directly to have a ask about it, >>How to contact MSI.<<

MOVED: z97 gaming 7 motherboard

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For back panel audio ports, you can connect Direct Audio Power and turn on the AUD_SW1 switch to get better audio quality
and the back panel audio jack
the top(or left) three are mic / Line-out / Line-in, if you plug in your headphone realtek manager will also show the the function of which port you plug in...

MOVED: z97 gaming 9 + 4790k 5.0ghz QQQ???

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ok just wanted to update , well had to reload everything, it lost half the registry and changed everything to .lnk extensions, so im pretty sure the bsod was caused my issues because I didn't reload the OS fresh, and the bios was using a 1.0 flash , now since reload everything is all happy, im currently running a 4.7 Oc with 1.31 v on the cpu, 1.6v on the ram and 1.91 on vccin, and so far its stable and holding, so lesson learned "reload os when adding new mb and cpu" and make sure the bios is up to date. after everthing is reinstalled I may try a 5.0 OC cause I kinda made that y goal currently I think its entirely possible considering its dl,ng multiple filesgames and checking my raid 5 volume, and the temp is37-41c so so far so good, if anyone wants to throw so suggestions feel free but so far I am thinking 4.7 is the magic number hmmm

MOVED: Z97 GAMING 5 Review Part 1- Introduction

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Isn't it a 4 true phase pwm doubled to 8? Controller is also analog i guess.
What are those mosfets btw?
And also anyone know that the ratings of those dark caps? 2k, 5k or 10k?

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