MSI 760GM-P23 doesn't boot

Like the title says. I go almost directly to the boot menu. There I can only choose the optical drive with the windows 7 disk in it. But when I press enter it says: no bootable device, Press any key to go back. Really hope you can help me
also have a youtube video so you can see the problem. But I am not allowed to post external links. So you can go to youtube channel:
itsjustme2102
then click on video and I think its the first video you see, you will recognize the video title also: MSI motherboard doesn't boot
graphics card Club 3D Radeon HD 6850 CoolStream Edition
CPU Socket AM3 ,AMD Phenom II X4 965 , OPGA, "Deneb", Black Edition, C3
be quiet! Pure PowerL7 530W
mainboard Socket AM3+ ,MSI 760GM-P23 (FX) , RAID, Gb-LAN, VGA, Sound, µATX
memory DDR3-1333 ,Crucial 8 GB DDR3-1333 Kit ,CT2KIT51264BA1339
Samsung SH-D163C optical drive
hard drive 3,5" seagate barracuda 2TB green

Built my rig today and I'm having the same problem. The hard drive and BDR player show up in the Bios. When I boot the system it says "please select the boot device." The only option is CD/DVD, which has the windows 7 disc inside. When I press enter it says "No bootable device, press any key to go back" I can't get any further than that.
I tried a number of HDD's and DVD Drives, with the same unsuccessful results. I could use some assistance if anyone's nailed the source of this problem.
XFX Radeon HD 6670 Core Edition Video Card - 2GB DDR3, HD-667X-CDF3
AMD FX-6300 Six-Core 3.5GHz AM3+ Processor
MSI 760GM-P23 (FX) AMD Series Motherboard
Patriot Viper Xtreme 8GB Desktop Memory Module - DDR3, 1600MHz

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Also, I can't test the front audio jacks, because I used my old mid-tower case, which its audio connector seems to be incompatible with the pins of JAUD1, but I doubt not connecting JAUD1 won't cause the rear audio jack not to work.

Oh, sorry, XFM. I completely missed your reply. Too much things are going on. It seems that I was having problem focusing.
Quote from: XFM on 23-February-13, 13:54:31
In your audio control panel, is it set for digital or analog out? ...
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Quote from: XFM on 23-February-13, 13:54:31
...If I'm not mistaken those jumpers are only needed on the older AL'97 audio when not using front panel jacks, not the newer HD audio.
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Hello every body
I just bought a gamer PC from an computer supplier.
Is has the following spec.
AMD FX 4170 / 4.2 GHz Processor - AM3+
MSI 760GM-P23 (FX) - Micro-ATX 3000 AM3+
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Cooler Master Elite 430 - ATX Sort
Cooler Master GX Lite 600W - 120 mm
22x DVD/RW DL Sort SATA
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>> Forum Flash Method <<

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Hi,
I've just purchased a brand new gaming PC with the following specs:
- Amd Athlon X3 450 3.20 Ghz
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- Onboard - 5.1 HD surround
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Does anyone has seen this issue before or can anyone give me some tips what might be the issue here ?
The issue can have different sources like:
Overheating
PSU problem
Memory issues [typically BSOD or lockup, but sometimes can cause unexpected reboots too]

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MSI 760GM P23 FX
Amd FX 6100 6 core processor 3.3
16 gigs of ram
Radeon HD 7750
BIOS: 7641vH2
I've elsewhere of other systems with this problem fixing it with a bios update, but as far as i'm aware i have the current recommended bios for my MB/CPU combo. also my bios should be at their default settings since they were installed. i don't recall tweaking them at all

that interrupt is a CPU clock instability I'm guessing that your CPU is auto boosting its clocks! you will need to access BIOS and turn off the Turbo Boost!
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[MSI 760GM-P23 (FX)]High Pitched Noise near the CPU or from the CPU itself?

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Quote from: haasje_1 on 25-January-11, 22:16:48
I had the same problem with a P67A-C45 board. The problem is your videocard .I build my system with a Nvidia gt9500 and it didn't work. After a bit of testing (and also a new mainboard) I found out that after changing the videocard with an old ati card it does work). I send an e-mail to msi support i got a new biosversion for my mainboard (1.68) and everything works fine now.
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I change the motherboard Msi 6163 Pro of my old PC but it doesn't boot !!
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I test 4 different memory modules on this motherboard : they can't all be out of order ....
- I test PC 100-128 SDRAM 16*8
- and PC 100-128M 8*16
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Hi dude !
I have Msi6163 bx master.... This motherboard support copermine.
Yes..it is a big chance that the problem is related to sdram type memory. I personaly have 512MB of sdram (all 4 slots full) I have mixed sdrams... some are 133mhz, some of them are 100mhz. The bus is overclocked to 133mhz from 100mhz so my p3 650 mhz works on 866 since 2001 year without any problem. I have difficulties to find working sdram on this motherboard when i upgraded it with more memory. Some sdram modules didnt work, some of them has been recognized as half of it, boot problems and so go on... I know that in mynual is written whic sdram must be.
I check now on site http://www.crucial.com/ for the answer for your problem. I found this:
These 168-pin DIMM modules are compatible with your system.:
128MB sdrams: (crucial)
SDRAM, PC100 • CL=2 • Unbuffered • Non-parity • 100MHz • 3.3V • 16Meg x 64
SDRAM, PC133 • CL=2 • Unbuffered • Non-parity • 133MHz • 3.3V • 16Meg x 64
SDRAM, PC133 • CL=3 • Unbuffered • Non-parity • 133MHz • 3.3V • 16Meg x 64
SDRAM, PC100 • CL=2 • Unbuffered • ECC • 100MHz • 3.3V • 16Meg x 72
From: http://www.memoryx.net/ -->
MSI MS-6163 Pro (MS-6163 v2.0) Memory :
Maximum Memory 768MB
Memory Slots 3 (3 banks of 1)
64MB Hyundai/MSI 168p PC100 ECC SDRAM DIMM (p/n MSI-XAJ64)
64MB Hyundai/MSI 168p PC100 ECC SDRAM DIMM (p/n MSI-XAJ64)
128MB Micron/MSI 168p PC100 ECC SDRAM DIMM (p/n MSI-XAJ128)
128MB Micron/MSI 168p PC100 ECC SDRAM DIMM (p/n MSI-XAJ128)
256MB Micron/MSI 168p PC100 18c 16x8 ECC SDRAM DIMM (p/n MSI-XAK256)
256MB Micron/MSI 168p PC100 18c 16x8 ECC SDRAM DIMM (p/n MSI-XAK256)
256MB 168-pin PC100 CL2 2-Bank 16-chip 16x8 SDRAM DIMM (p/n ABS)
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MSI 760GM-P23, how do you choose an automatic boot device

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Quote from: illafam on 02-June-12, 14:54:54
Thanks.. can't believe I missed it.
no problem
report back if its worked if you would be so kind (just so i know and am not just sat here thinking did it or not work?)!

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I just received my new MSI Z87-G45 and put it in my pc with my Intel Core i5-4670K
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Just the fans are going on, but nothing else happens.
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give us what parts you used in your biuld in a list please! see my signature bellow we need to know the parts used to work out what the problem could be.
check the connection to the HDD that it is correctly connected! also is the drive a SATA2 or SATA3 HDD? could you tell us its make and model?
as the machine starts enter BIOS by pressing DELETE and set up the boot order there!
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Hello!
I have a problem with my pc
When I click the power button the pc is on a loop and nothing appears on the monitor.
The code that appears in the motherboard display is 55.
My pc was working without any problems for two weeks.
Someone can help me clarify what's going on?
Thank you!
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MSI GD65-z77a
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Hi pmec, got any further with this issue? I have a similar/the same problem with the same mobo.
I have the same LED error number, though mine did it straight away on the first boot.
I don't think the RAM is faulty as it is a set of 4 sticks and I've tried all of them on their own in slot 1 (though I guess it might be that the whole batch was faulty).
I also tried booting without any RAM at all to see if it behaved exactly the same, but there is a slight difference, I'm not sure if it means anything.
When there IS a stick in, the display jumps very quickly to showing '55' after the power is pressed then runs for a few seconds and reboots.
When there ISN'T a stick in, the display jumps quickly to showing '22' (iirc, I'm at work atm) then a couple of seconds later moves on to '55' before it reboots.
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If not maybe it's a different issue...

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MSI 760GM-P23(FX) (MS-7641) (CPU1)
Manufacturer   MSI
Model   760GM-P23(FX) (MS-7641)
Version   3.0
Chipset Vendor   AMD
Chipset Model   780G
Chipset Revision   00
Southbridge Vendor   AMD
Southbridge Model   SB700
Southbridge Revision   00
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   Propus 45nm Technology
RAM
   4.0GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 667MHz (9-9-9-24)
Motherboard
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Graphics
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Hard Drives
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I also own an DELL XPS 710 gaming computer.
When I plug the GTX 460 into the XPS it works fine - When I plug it into the MSI it will not show up in the device manager or show even the boot screen.
I can use the onboard video card just fine.
I have a secondary power supply(Juicebox) that I have installed specifically to power the video card. So it's not a lack of power to the video card.
I have updated my Bios to:
Brand American Megatrends Inc.
Version   V17.5
Date   12/13/2011
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Quote from: xmad on 16-May-12, 20:24:13
From New Egg:
Minimum of a 450 Watt power supply. (Minimum recommended power supply with +12 Volt current rating of 24 Amps.)
Your new Power supply: dual rail 18a
Perhaps you need to find a single rail psu? There are 2 psu's available for the xps a 750 and a 1k watt both have 12 v single rail as best i can tell.
Here is EVGA's tech support: I would contact them and go over you psu specs to verify.
Well I am not too proud to admit when I am wrong...
The PSU was the issue (as is the common issue with just about everyone that comes to this forum)
I purchased a Coolermaster 500W Single Rail PSU and it worked perfectly as soon as I plugged it in.
The Juice box I was using above was a 350W single rail but just wasn't enough even if it was dedicated solely to the Video Card.
Thanks all for your help - I truly appreciate the time you took to point me in the right direction.
Pro-Tip to the new guys looking at this - Single Rail vs Dual Rail makes a HUGE Difference. Check your power ratings with the MFG of your Video card.

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