MSI-6321 boot problem

For the last few days, my computer has required a few cold boots to get started. As of today, it is not booting at all. The diag lights get to the processor initialization stage, 0110, where it hangs. The monitor gets no signal.
Can anyone suggest a way to test the motherboard, or dig deeper into this?
Thanks,
-Eric

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check yours,try another psu if you can

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Ok. So now I am looking at memory. I ran out and purchased the DDR2 memory in my sig and installed it into the MB. POSTed on the first run. I was optimistic at this point that the issue was solved and I moved onto installing Windows XP. Hard drive is recognized and in SATA 1 and the DVD drive is in SATA 2. Windows loads the installation screens and everything goes well, until it finishes formatting and starts to copy the files. At this point it hangs at 3%. After many iterations of it hanging I went back and stared at the memory. I went into the bios and set it at 4-4-4-15 and 2.1V. As I had been around this horse a number of times I tried the install again, using a 20GB partition after updating the BIOS and it formatted and started loading Windows. (This is were I should have just let it go....) As I wanted the primary partition to be greater than 20GB, I blew that away and went for a 70GB partition......and we hang at 3% again. When it hangs it is failing to copy a *.tss file.
At this point I am looking at the MB and thinking....RMA.
Two new pairs of memory and the hanging at 3% are pointing me there, any comments?
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R

Quadrifoglio,
SATA 1 is the first red port, but the manual is saying the red ports are on the SB600 controllor and that the purple ports (SATA 5 and 6) are on the Promise controller. I am currently using the OCZ memory as it allowed the system to POST without any issues on the first time around with both sticks installed.
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Aaron,
I have not backed down the memory timings yet as I have been able to post and I did manage to load Windows on a 20GB partition. I will keep this in mind if I continue to have issues, but I would like to keep them at their factory settings (I guess b/c it makes me feel like they are "working" as they should).
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I would like to have the DVD drive in the equation, so if I am switching the HD to the purple SATA ports should I move the DVD drive there as well? Or what I probably should do is leave the CD-ROM on the system (which is currently attached via an IDE cable) and just fiddle with the HD for now.
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So, my plan for tonights activities;
1. Leave the HD on the red SATA 1 controller (SB600).
2. Leave the CD-ROM attached to the IDE controller.
3. Enter the BIOS and tell it to operate the drive in IDE mode.
4. Remove all current partitions, reset partitions with the system partition set to 70GB
5. Format and attempt installation.
If that fails
1. Move the HD to the purple SATA 5 controller (Promise).
2. Leave the CD-ROM attached to the IDE controller.
3. Leave the BIOS setting at IDE mode.
4. Remove all current partitions, reset partitions with the system partition set to 70GB
5. Format and attempt installation.
If that fails
Drink heavily and watch TRON, 'cause if I was TRON I could fix anything.
A couple of questions;
-This maybe a silly question, but do I need to specifically tell the BIOS to enable LBA, even for SATA drives? I do not recall having to do this in a previous build using an Abit MB and SATA drive.
-Will I go back into the BIOS, if and when Windows loads, and tell the HD to run in what mode?
-Are there any other BIOS settings that I am overlooking?
-UPDATE: Quadrifoglio or anyone, When the BIOS has an option for AHCI (like the K9A2 does and you can select AHCI, IDE, etc.) by leaving it on Auto with a SATA drives present (HD and Optical Drive) does the possibility exist that Windows XP will hiccup on install because it does not understand AHCI? Some of the information I have come across seems to suggest this maybe an issue.
Thanks for folks looking at this problem/scenario. I have been building systems for awhile and this one is taking me back to the first system I ever built in '96 were I could not for the life of me figure out why the darn system was unstable, not recognizing my HD's, BSODing on me. The solution in that case, install chipset drivers. duh.

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well the system had been working for 1 year. This trouble occurred 2 days ago, when I've tried to increase memory speed
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Msi G45 boot problem stick on A2 no boot from USB

Hi everyone ,
I have an I5 on my G45 and a Gtx650ti
It is a very good combination an worked 4 months
This week I was playing a game and gett a blue screen in Windows , after that The Pc worked some days , I had The Bios then flashed to 1.6 before
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I cleared cmos , i take out the battery butt still stuck
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MSI P45 Neo-f with intermittent boot problems

Current system:
*CPU: Intel core2duo 4300 1,80GHz
Mobo: MSI P45 Neo-F LGA775
*Memory: 1 Kingston 1GB PC2-5300 667MHz DDR2 and 1 Dane-Elec 1GB PC2-5300 667MHz DDR2
Videocard: Club3D Nvidia 8800GT 512MB GDDR3
*Hard drive: 120GB IBM deskstar 7200rpm Ultra-ATA/100 (yes I realize it is known as the deathstar, but it hasn't failed so far, I do back-up because I'm paranoid
PSU: Real Silent Nexus NX-5000 500 watt
*Soundcard: Soundblaster Audigy
OS: Windows XP home, service pack 2
*Lite-on IT dvd-rom drive
*floppy disk drive
I also have 3 case fans spinning away in a marginally large Chieftec Dragon tower.
The parts I marked with an asterisk (*) are parts that I removed from my old rig and re-used.
I'll try to give a clear rundown of my problem and the steps I've taken so far.
3 days ago I acquired the P45 Neo and installed it into my system, together with the 8800GT videocard. I was still using my old PSU, a Chieftec 360watt. This PSU served me well for 7 years, but it was starting to build up noise while trying to keep up games on my old rig.
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As soon as it was time to install the videocard drivers, it stopped responding. I assumed it was a power issue, since I could only install the 20pin and 4pin cpu, but my Chieftec PSU didn't have a 24pin plug to the mobo - and it needed replacing anyway! So I bought a new 500watt PSU that had all the required plugs and more wattage.
I installed the new PSU, checked every connection and pressed the power button. 'Lo and behold, the computer starts up. I install the videocard drivers and it proceeds with no problems. I try to install the soundcard, but the cd says I don't have one installed. I fix that by going to the System list and install the drivers from there. I install a firewall. By then I have successfully rebooted the computer 3 or 4 times. I decide all is well and turn off the computer. But I realize I wanted to check up something on the internet.
I press the powerbutton. The PC power light go up for just a fraction of a second. I can see the blue LED of one of the case fans switching on just as briefly - then it goes out. The computer keeps trying to turn itself on. It looks like it's hickupping to try and boot!
I turn off the PSU power on the back-side because the computer keeps trying and wait for a bit. After 10 minutes, it still doesn't work. I leave the computer for a bit and return an hour later. The computer then starts up with no problems. I turn it off after a few hours, do a reset, start it up, no problems. But then the next day it happens again.
It's pretty tough figuring out what the problem is because it looks..almost random. I considered it could be a heat issue, but sometimes it *does* start up just after it's been turned down. Checking the bios shows no strange temperature shifts.
Hope anyone can help me, because I do not want to go back to my old Asrock mobo

While powered down I cleared the cmos data, removed the Dane Elec DDR2 module and set the bios to optimized defaults. Computer restarted to WinXP with no problems (it has been off the whole night). I shut down WinXP, wait a few moments and then turn the computer back on. Alas, it won't start and starts hick-upping. I turn power off at the PSU again, so it stops.
Now I try switching out the Kingston module instead. By now the computer has been off for 10 min (while I write this entry on laptop). I press the power button on the PSU and then the power button on the front. There is a short pause, lasting a second. The computer turns on, longer now, but it only lasts 2 whole seconds before it turns off again and goes on again (I believe now you can call it powercycling). It repeats this process until I shut off the PSU.
I check to see if I have installed it properly and try again but it starts powercycling again.
15 min pass, I put the Kingston module back in, press the power button and voila, this time it does start. WinXP shows up, no problems. I leave it on for a bit and then shut down. And when I press the power button again - the feeling of dread returns, when it starts hickupping again.
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MSI G33M-FI and MSI 9600GT OC cold boot problem

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MSI K8t NEO + Audigy Boot Problem only when power is unplugged on the PSU

I ran into a really weird problem today.
I switched the ps off by reaching back and pressing the button. I repress the button to power on the ps, then I click on the button in the fron of the case to power up the machine. System keeps rebooting itself every 1 sec. Bracket shows 4 red lights. In the manual, it says it means bad cpu. I remove the audigy and it boots fine. I install the audigy, 4 red lights.
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Cavemankr!
I never knew you could shut down the computer by holding down the start button for 5 seconds.... well I've never really had the need to...until I got this K8T Neo job. I wondered why it wouldn't turn off when I just pushed it. I've been using the PSU switch with these problems.
Yep! She booted right up. Audigy back in action. I also realized I had my PC hooked straight in the wall (while checking to see if my surge protector was working this weekend), so turning off the surge protector wasn't cutting power to the cheapo PSU.
So put me in your camp!
I'll just plug the PC straight into the UPS and keep power fed to the Enermax. I hope that was the cause of my keyboard/mouse cold boot problem also.
I'll assume the cheapo PSU will behave similarly. I don't really want to go through the swap again.
I wonder why that happens!
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My mobo (msi 845pe max - ms 6580 v2.0 atx) stops with the booting proces and shutdown the power automatically when the leds on the D-Bracket (1,2,3 red en 4 green)are initializing the video interface. (The D-bracket is the external USB bracket with four diagnostics leds)
When i put the AGP 3DForce 4 (mx440 series)in another system its works. When I put an asus v7700 on my msi mobo the boot proces hangs at the same point.
Is there something wrong with my mobo?
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Can't you just disable fast boot in the bios?
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Just came to my mind, does P4 systems require a heatsink for a POST operation, mean is there some sensors which make the CPU to refuse to work if no cooler is attached to mainboard? I tried to make things work traditionally without heatsink for a quick lookup...
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Booting Problems
Help !! my new K8N does not boot from Hard Disk (sorry for very bad english)
My bios detect
Ide Primary MAster : Maxtor 40 Gb -34098H4 5400 rpm Ultra-ATA/100
Ide Primary Slave : ---
Ide Secondary Master : Seagate 120 gb Barracuda - st3120026a 7200 rpm
Ide Secondary Slave : CD-Rom Sony
1st/2nd/3rd Boot Device :Floppy / CD-ROM / Hard Drive
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When i boot up it says
"Verifying DMI Pool Data ..........
DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND PRESS ENTER"
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MSI K8N Neo Platinum (nVIDIA nForce3-S, AMD Hammer)
Soundblaster Live 5.1
Font Vitsuba Vtx-45-C (450 w)
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Samsung SyncMaster 905DF(X)/955DF(X)/MagicSyncMaster CD195A
Microsoft Windows XP Professional V5.1.2600 (WinXP Retail)
Service Pack 1
DIMM 1
Module Name SMT-OF-AMERICA
Module Size 256 MB (1 rows, 4 banks)
Module Type Unbuffered
Memory Type DDR SDRAM
Memory Speed PC2700 (166 MHz)
Module Width 64 bit
Module Voltage SSTL 2.5
Error Detection Method None
Refresh Rate Reduced (7.8 us), Self-Refresh
Memory Timings
@ 166 MHz 2.5-3-3-7 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS)
@ 133 MHz 2.0-3-3-6 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS)
DIMM 2
Memory Module Properties
Module Name SpecTek
Module Size 256 MB (1 rows, 4 banks)
Module Type Unbuffered
Memory Type DDR SDRAM
Memory Speed PC2700 (166 MHz)
Module Width 64 bit
Module Voltage SSTL 2.5
Error Detection Method None
Refresh Rate Reduced (7.8 us)
Memory Timings
@ 166 MHz 2.5-3-3-7 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS)
@ 100 MHz 2.0-2-2-5 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS)

hi Dzal,
1) Change
1st/2nd/3rd Boot Device :Floppy / CD-ROM / Hard Drive
1st/2nd/3rd Boot Device :Floppy / Hard Drive / CD-ROM
2) Bios
Advanced bios:
Hard Disk Boot Order
1st Maxtor 40 Gb -34098H4 5400 rpm Ultra-ATA/100
2nd Seagate 120 gb Barracuda - st3120026a 7200 rpm
if no [Pageup] [Pagedown] until Maxtor 40 Gb -34098H4 5400 rpm Ultra-ATA/100 top
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Hi
I know you guys are fed up with all the booting problems, but this one is the strangest one I've yet come across.
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865PE Neo2-P Mobo
Intel Pentium 4 2.8GHz Processor
2 x 256 DDR 400MHz Memory modules (two of the exact same make and model)
300w PSU
60GB HDD Maxdor
nVidia nForce 5600
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It goes past the post, but then the system stops there. It does not go to boot at all.
In the top of the screen below the memory testing and above the HDD and DVD Ram listings it displays as follows:
DEL -> Bios, F12 - Boot Menu etc.
when i press any of keys listed there, that line changes accordingly to the function I selected.
I can get into the BIOS.
But the Motherboard does not boot any further, it just stays there.
I tried diffrent memory, CPU, Powersupply etc, but to no avail.
(I disabled the QUICK BOOT options to see what problems it may give, but it lists none what so ever.)
On the motherboard, where the DIMM2 starts and the MSI CoreCell chip, to above the IDE1 connector to the full length of the IDE connectors, it looks like the transistors/chips connections has a kind of plaque, it does not shine like the rest. Could that be the problem? How can I clean it?
Please help, this is sort of urgent!!!!!!

Disconnect hard & optical drives........
Power up system.
Do you still have freeze on post? (Start up)
I would also concur with Bas, 300w psu no go.
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1: Lan Boot Problem: The computer will freeze the majority of the time when it passes through the REALTEK boot agent. BBS LAN is NOT in the boot devices list, and boot other devices is DISABLED. I've tried about every setting from within the boot agent with no success. It freezes somewhere around the 7th or so ".".The computer will boot as normal with the LAN cable unplugged. Simply unplugging it every time the machine is booted is of course, unacceptable.
2: In combination with WD hard drives, a certain large percentage of the boards will have CONSISTENT data corruption.. about every 2 weeks XP will be magically missing some files, causing it to not boot. Sometimes last known good fixes it, sometimes a fixboot/fixmbr will fix it, sometimes a complete reinstall is needed.
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That's pretty strange. The power supply causing the hanging with the boot rom, that is. The ability to not skip the boot agent, even when it is set to a) boot from BIOS devices (which doesn't include the BBS NET or boot other devices) or b) ROM DISABLE in the config utility. Especially when you consider it's done it on MANY configurations, and your site/box/anywhere has NO MENTION of power supply issues or compatability problems. The manual says "Power supply of 300 (and up) watt is highly recommended for system stability" - Nothing else.
Is this is the quality assurance we should expect from a company that offers us, "The extreme chip you ever needed"?
Why has this issue that rules out using the greater chunk of the market's power supplies not been mentioned, and why is it only a problem with MSI's K8T board?

KT6 LSR Boot Problems

Hi,
I just built this system and when I push the start button on the front of the case (Cold Boot) the fans all come on but that is all. Then I have to push the reset then it will post and go to the raid looking for devices screen and eventually will boot. I tried I tried a new PSU and it does the same thing. Any idea why it is not starting properly and any way to get it to stop looking for Raid devices?
How dop I determine my Bois on this board?
Thanks,
Tj
All parts came from a kt3 and worked fine.
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Lead Power 550w 24a PSU
XP 2200
Coolermaster Aero 7+ coller
Kt 600 LSR main board
512 mb pc 2100
wd 100 gb (boot drive)
maxtor 120 gb
lite on 52x12x52
dvd drive
sound blaster audigy gamer
ati 9000 pro 128 mb ddr

Hi,
I made the change in the bios and it no longer wants to find the raid devices (THANKS) for that one.
It still on a cold boot, like it has been off over night will power up, fans will come on then the monitor go's off and nothing else happens. I then have to press the reset to get it to boot. Seems like the board is defective or something. I put in a new cooler since this all started and a new PSU and it is the same.
The cooler is the 3rd one that I have tried and it does the same thing. The Aero 7+ does plug into the board but in order to see the fan speed I would need to cut the sensor wire and hook the power to the PSU and the sensor to the connector on the board, Kind of a pain. Maybe BAS will get lucky and get a response from MSI on the problem.
Thanks All,
Tj
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XP 2200
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512 mb pc 2100
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