MS GS70-2PE BIOS issue

Hi,
Recently i began to get an issue when you press delete button all it gives is black screen with "-" on screen.
I have not flashed bios or anything :/ so i have tried holding in the battery reset and that did not solve it and i have done power button same there nothing solved so does anyone else have a fix for this? since i cannot enter bios at all now.

well no i havent and now i began to get issue again -.- so yeah i might flash it to see if it solves it
I have not flashed 10A yet so yeah i cannot do it while bios refuses to work at all :(
Update: now i have new issue :( now it refuses to boot at all since i remains stuck on MSI logo for ages and that power button is lit up orange so if i take hout msata and HDD it still does same it wont boot at all now not even into USB drive or into bios anymore :(
Update 2: Now laptop gives that "-" issue again when booting into bios -.-
Update 3: whenever i put my msata and 1TB back it locks itself on MSI logo again but if i only have 250GB hard disk i got on side putted in then laptop throws black screen with "-" on it :/
so i think its bios issue.
Update 4: i have tried the EC reset nothing either :/ bios isnt responding to me at all it's like it has hanged itself :/ so only fix for me would be disamble the laptop completely and remove cmos battery and see if that would power down the bios chip and then i put it back but doing so will then make it void warranty :(
Update 5: i have contacted the store and hope they will replace it asap since i cannot find fix for this problem :(

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I'm having connection problems on the left side USB ports when tethering to a international version Samsung S5 phone via USB 2.0 cable. Basically it keeps disconnecting and reconnecting at odd intervals and sometimes i don't get it to work at all. First i thought it was my equipment but then i tried the right side ports and they work flawlessly. The thing is i can use other devices on the left side ports without any issues. What could be causing this?

Quote from: JakeSully on 06-December-14, 23:03:16
you should be able to tethering straight to s3 without USB method just use create WIFI connection in same section you got create LAN connection through USB just a tip, secondly if anything else works fine on left side but not tethering then it could be your USB cable so make sure that isnt having a damage causing when you move cable it will disconnect then reconnect while it does not happen on right side due to cable is more stable there, it all mathers on cable angle, since you might be bending it to a direction where it's damage so acts up while on right side it might be bended another direction where it then does not disconnect and reconnect.
Yes i tried wi-fi tethering but it increases latency even more on a 4G net and besides it depletes the phone battery way to fast anyway.
About the cable i thought so to but it seems that there is no damage to it or the connector in the phone. It can be twisted witch-ever way and still not loose connection on the right ports but not on left.
Sure its not really a problem atm just a hassle, but if there is a hardware/firmware problem other devices may also be affected and may malfunction.

MSI GS70 Stealth Pro 2PE - Burning issue!

Dear MSI forum users, I am here to ask your opinion on my experience with this laptop, for the most part it is a good machine, but I have experienced a few issues...
First off I noticed that the Space bar only worked on the left side of the bar or the middle, pressing from the right never worked and you had to push down hard to get the left side to respond, I thought maybe it's just a defective key, but upon googling I saw that other users were reporting this, I also noticed the trackpad is abysmal and trying to use it for left and right click is useless, luckily you can disable it and use the mouse supplied with the laptop.
Anyway, when I noticed the space bar issue I thought it such an issue that I should RMA the laptop, to see if the bar could be fixed, however the exchange I had with the technical support guy at OCUK (where I bought the laptop from and have been a loyal customer for years) simply said the following "no one else has contact us about a faulty spacebar. It may just be that is how they are designed and a replacement will not fix the issue. Laptop keyboards are not generally the best as they have to be compact and slim to not avoid conflict with other components."
well that to me didn't seem right, having spend £1450 on a laptop you expect the components to be in working order, I had previously purchased 3 x MSI GX740 from them and all of them still work currently, none of them ever having space bar or track pad issues, nevertheless I had to continue with this laptop since they would not repair it.
The laptop has been running OK over the past year, but I have noticed two more very strange occurrences in the operation of it now.
First off, there's a video of the sound it is making, its like there's a fan in there trying to spin up, but falling back down at the last hurdle. THIS HAPPENS CONSTANTLY, from boot to shut down, it doesn't ever stop doing it.
Please search for my channel Daniel Sharpe on you tube as the forum won't let me post external links :S the video is titled MSI GS70 2PE Fan Failure?
now heres something that really concerns me, for my health mainly, the laptop is running so hot it is leaving burn marks on my legs through trousers, I have got a cooling pad now, but even still I NEVER had any issues with heat dissipation on the MSI GX740 models, no cooler needed it sits on my lap fine and does not burn me, but this one does?!
here are some pictures, the left leg is worse, it fades slightly overnight but yesterday it was purple, I spoke to a doctor who said he has never seen anything like it in his life, it looked like chilblains to him but obviously with the opposite cause, his advice was that prolonged use could cause long term damage, but even if I use it for an hour it burns me.
however, here are speed fan temps for idle (with a cooling pad now in place)
and here are speed fan temps for load
and to top it all off the space bar has now come unclipped from the board and won't go back on properly.
So there we have it, there's a few issues with the laptop, I am mainly worried about the heat and the strange sound coming from one of the fans? (I Think)
please let me know what you think I can do, whether MSI would carry out repairs or something, as a laptop, this clearly isn't fit for purpose, as it can't sit on your lap without burning it!

Quote from: RX-8 on 09-June-15, 16:11:39
GS series are slim & light models, so their temperature must be high and gathered on the surfaces of the bodies. If you're running demanding apps/games, it's uncomfortable and not recommended to put it on the top of your lap (although it's called a laptop). Some laptops won't have this problem that's just because they are not performance/gaming laptops at all or for office use. Some of the laptops are thick and the temperature was decreased and dissipated by the air flow when the heat propagated to the surface.
The screenshots of the temperature you provided are normal for GS70 2PE. The CPU/GPU temperature did go to such a high temperature (actually their top temperatures are between 100 to 105 before throttling themselves). The surface of the bottm of the laptop may be just several millimeters below the CPU/GPU and thermal pipes, so it's definitely very hot when running CPU/GPU intensive apps/games. If putting on your lap for a long time, it definitely causes the low-temperature burn, like the hazard when attaching some warm bags on your skins for a long time.
Regarding the fan noise & touch problem, I would suggest you insist to ask the service point to inspect, repair or maybe replace them. Fan noise may be due to the quality of the fan after a long period of working, but for keyboard they should have other keyboard parts on which the space problem won't exist. I think this is just a flawed keyboard.
I have a Apple Mac Air in my home and it's very cool, but it can't even run SimCity very well. For GS70 2PE, it's just a piece of cake.
I understand what you are saying in regards to the games and temperature, but it looks more like a design issue to me, the MSI GX740 that I have had for 5 years never burned me and did run most of the latest games at decent settings.
I have dealt with this issue by buying a cooling pad, so I'm satisfied on that front.
I did send a support request to MSI about this computer for the fan, touch pad and keyboard issues, but have received no reply as of yet, is this something I should resend? as I have never contacted them directly for repairs before I am not sure of the process!

How to access the BIOS on the GS70 2PE STEALTH PRO

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I recently purchased the GS70 2PE STEALTH PRO, and I need to access the BIOS to enable hardware virtualization, but I am unable to do so?
The laptop starts up in < 3 seconds, and I have tried many different keys with no luck.
How does one access the BIOS?
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GS70 2PE only boots to BIOS after flash.

Hi.
I reinstalled windows 8.1 cause of some problems
Everything was working fine after reinstall, then i found out i wanted to update the BIOS in order to have everything updated.
I downloaded my BIOS file from the site i get all my drives and utilities (MSI webpage)
Which seemed like a good idea.(Well messing around with BIOS usually never is, but at the time it did )
I followed the instructions from the link that was included in the BIOS file. So i did not do anything wrong during the "steps"
At first everything went fine. The flash was succesfull. I restarted and the screen just started flashing. And it wouldn't stop.
It was late so i gave up.
The next day i started the computer the screen didn't flash at all. Now it just wont boot into windows it only boots into the BIOS.
The version on the bios went from 1.1 to 1.2 after i updated.
Does anyone know what i can do to fix it?

Quote from: sivertsen.jim on 18-February-15, 17:36:14
I need to make a new post cause i cant edit the other 2 for some reason.
I can get through to windows but now its just bugged. every time i log on windows now it acts as if i was logged in with another user when i wasnt.
And EUFI wont let me start the computer at all, and i cant boot anything with the legacy mode activated.
Does anyone have a link to older versions of the BIOS for the GS70 2PE?
laptops can't do backflash :/ doing that will just give you a error saying that this version is older than what current one is installed :/ secondly RAPID thingy you get is because your laptop uses RAID so the intel rapid storage technology or w.e name is will pop up on boot under LEGACY. When RAID is assigned.

GS70-2PE wont start anymore

Hi,
recently my GS70-2PE began to hang on MSI logo and now it freezes there and wont let me enter bios or windows but if i unplugg both msata and the 1TB HDD that came with it and put in a 250GB HDD then it goes futher but then it shows MSI logo and then black screen with "-" on it :/ but then it also would let me boot into any boot able USB such my recovery USB but once i put msata and so back in then it continues freeze at MSI logo and also when i have 250GB HDD only it also wont let me enter bios due to it throwing "-" thingy on screen :/ i have tried EC reset does not fix it and last thing that may fix it is CMOS battery but i cannot remove it because doing so will void warranty because warranty is vaild to when upgrading and so as well but doing dissamble would void warranty :( so yeah i'm out of idea on how to solve this so i hope anyone has a fix.

well no thats not same issue i wrote xD what i mean is mine hangs on MSI logo and wont boot anymore at all and even if i spam DELETE button it remains stuck on MSI logo and boot into bios so i opened my laptop up took out all 3 storage drives powered laptop on and it still got stuck on MSI logo when it is supposto foce boot into bios but nope this time it wouldnt so i had no chooise and go closes store and have it sent to repair :( so i might be without laptop for 1-2 weeks or up to 20 days :(
Also coold boot can be done if you go to side bar then settings or w.e it's called then there shut down and it will turn windows 8 off completely and when you power it on again the MSI logo will appear for like 1-5 seconds or so and when that comes you can spam delete button to enter bios.

Questions about GS70 2PE

Hi ..
This is my first post here ..
I'm a proud owner of GS70 2PE .. Really love the laptop .. Played Watch Dogs, Titanfall and even FIFA 15 Demo. Performance is great even when connecting DP cable to 3440x1440 Monitor.
I have two questions though:
1- How to enter the BIOS (Sounds noob) .. Couldn't find the right button in User Manual and the startup screen is so fast to give any time for try/error attempts ..
2- How to create a recovery media? No recovery came included .. Is there a recovery option in the BIOS or should I get a commercial product like Norton Ghost to make a recovery disk ?
Appreciate your help ..

1. Press the "Delete" button when you see the MSI logo.
2. If you have the pre-installed system then you can just use the MSI BurnRecovery tool to create the recovery disk. If not, then like you mentioned, you should get some third party software for making the recovery media.

GS70 2PE Stealth Pro Direct 3D Problem

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Restore factory settings. Run game, still the same.
Restore factory, update direct x, windows, and driver. Run game, still the same. Installed Bioshoch Infinite, run benchmark, tells me Direct 3D error. Im convinced something is wrong between the graphics card (870m) and the Direct X11 is the problem.
Anyone had this problem before?

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Mind to share the error message screenshot for us?
Tell your BIOS/EC/Intel/NVIDIA driver version.
http://www.msi.com/product/nb/GS70_2PE_Stealth_Pro.html#specification
Operating System: Windows 8.1 Single Language 64-bit (6.3, Build 9600) (9600.winblue_gdr.131030-1505)
Language: English (Regional Setting: English)
System Manufacturer: Micro-Star International Co., Ltd.
System Model: GS70 2PE Stealth Pro
BIOS: E1772IMS.101
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4700HQ CPU @ 2.40GHz (8 CPUs), ~2.4GHz

MSI GS70 2PE Stealth Pro - Swap CTRL-FN Key

hi, i'm purchase a used laptop yesterday
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To test this we took the harddrive out of mine and put it in his. We also tried the RAM, removing that from the dv6 but it would not fit. We did not force anything.
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Hi Jason_Fernandes,
I see you are having some weird issues with your keyboard. I will be happy to help you with that. It does sound like it could be a hardware issue. I have included two documents below with some troubleshooting steps to try.
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This is my second build with this motherboard. This post is just to help anyone who might be trying to get similar hardware combinations to work.
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When running with a 3Ware 9750-4i board you will find that the 3Ware BIOS will complain about not being able to install. At first it was complaining about the motherboard BIS not providing enough RAM to live in, but after I set the on-board SATA controller to AHCI is stopped complaining and just didn't show up at all.
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I suspect it would also work if you completely disabled the on-board controller, but that wasn't an option for me. I wanted to run three additional HDs and two optical drives on that controller, as well as the four drives on the 3Ware.
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Well, I had several problems with the machine over the past few days, The computer keeps failing to post and so I reset the bios as per the manual and all was well again but as soon as I restart the pc, I get the exact same problem. no post and have to reset the bios. This went on for several attempts at rebooting until now it just wont boot and resetting the bios isn't working. I know all other aspects of the setup are working because I have tested them so its the only logical conclusion.
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placing the BIOS stick over USB key
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