MSI 770-G45 Front Panel

hi everyone
i've a problem with the front panel connectors. last day i changed the cpu stock fan with a cooler master tx3 evo, when i installed the new cpu fan i removed and reconnected the motherboard that now it's causing several problems with the front panel connectors
the power pin works but the others dont, for example i've connected only the power pin and with a screwdrivers i've tried to connect the reset sw but it doesnt work.
i've tried the same thing with the hdd led and power led but nothing
i've also tried to reset the bios but the problem still exist
it's very strange that the power connector works but the others nothing, what do you think?
ps: i tried those things without the hdd,gpu and dvd drive...just cpu,power supply and motherboards

double check everything again, all connections, consult with mainboard manual for proper pins orientation

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double check everything again, all connections, consult with mainboard manual for proper pins orientation

MSI P965 Platinum - Front Panel Audio u/s

Finally after managing to get XP Pro SP1 CD to install, I have a stable system, and thanks to those whom freely gave advice.
But we hit the next issue with this motherboard, the front panel audio.
Firstly the Realtek detection software doesn't detect anything plugged into the front panel.
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mobo = case wires/colour
pin1 aud-mic = mic-in - yellow
pin2 aug-gnd = gnd - black
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pin6 aud-ret-R = R ret - green
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pin0 aud-ret-L = L ret - white
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where the microphone wires were left disconnected, therefore just the speakers plugged into the front panel audio header
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pin4 aud-vcc = empty
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Intrestingly if I leave the front panel audio header blank, I still get rear audio fine, where I would have expected to have put jumpers across the L and R outputs as is the norm.
I have removed the front panel from the computer to ensure that the wires terminate OK, and have not been pulled out/off.
Have I plugged in the wires correctly?
Is there some hidden setting that I have missed, I admit that I do not like the Realtek audio software?
I cannot find any way to boost the microphone input since Realtek audio software has been installed.
One day case/mobo manufactures will use a standard for the front panel headers and front panel audio headers, and we will have a simple single plug to insert, rather than a group of single fiddly connectors that have to be attached to a header that was at the last minute attached to the motherboard as far away from the front of the case, and in the darkest most fiddle corner.
Oh well......
Cheers

AaronYuri - you're are so right there my friend. I just pity Joe User whom might attempt such a move themselves.
In the end my entire issue was software related, and that has to be blamed on Realteks software, far too many options approached from far too many different angles. Audio is really simple, plug your cables in, and it should just work, certainly in the simple case of 2-1 speakers and a microphone. Why exactly it took a couple of hours to figure out how to get the front panel microphone to be seen in the first place, let alone any signal, is beyond me.
So my cables were all connected correctly as per the MSI manual, confirmed by my Abit manual and other post here and on other forums.
In the Realtek MSI audio software, on the I/O Audio tab, connector settings, I had to select 'disable front panel jack detection' and 'mute rear panel output when front headphones plugged in'. The other option here 'enable auto pop up...' is unchecked.
After this the Realtek software mentioned something about a new profile had been set up?
I then went to Windows Control Panel, Sounds and Audio devices, and selected the voice tab, on this page I selected 'mic IN at front panel [pink]' from the drop down list for Voice Recording'. Proceeded to 'test hardware' and the microphone is now working. This option to select the input in the drop down list was not available before.
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But we seem to be there.

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I'm having trouble getting Liveupdate 4 to run. I also cannot find out how to get/download live update 5 like it says my motherboard can run on its page on msi.com.
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/770-G45.html
This is the error I get when I try to run the update, first it will open one of these boxes with nothing in it then I click the close button and this pops up.

Quote from: Svet on 25-January-11, 11:02:34
Then why you need to use Liveupdate ?
I want to update bios with it.
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Download    7599vA4.zip    File Size    0.75 MB
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MSI P67A-GD65 - Front panel connections and sli A NO GO!

I have issues with this board and two gtx580 cards in sli, because If I plug the front panel connectors (power, reset, power led, hdd), the bottom card won't fit.
The issue was already found here too: http://hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1036689234&postcount=81
Any solution from MSI.

That's not a problem for me; as the cables are plenty long. In regards to cable length the position is actually reasonable (though higher up on the same edge would address both issues). I've used at least one mb that had the connector about as far away as possible from the front connectors (it wasn't an msi - the last msi board I used was a K-3 which was really nice; still use it in my Dad's computer). Oh well I hope MSI respond to my ticket; as well as the other fellow; if nothing else maybe in the future they will address the issue.
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I recently mounted an MSI K9N Platinum mainboard. When connecting front panel audio from case connectors on JAUD1, case connectors are marked as follows:
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which does not match with those written on mainboard user manual for JAUD1 which are FRO PIN 1 TO 9 as follows:
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Hy,thanks for the quick reply...
So,the jumper is set in the correct position,i`m sure;
The new battery is good,tested on my PC;
There are no unwanted stands near the MB.
I will take a better look today,when i will go to study it very closely,every details...
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Quote from: Bas on 17-August-09, 22:22:14
You have to check the wires on the plug, looks like they are wrong or the case-module is broken somewhere.
You have to start checking and measuring with an Ohm-meter.
Remember, neither case front worked. I'm not saying it couldn't be the case, but I'll try to get my hands on an Ohm-meter. Where can I find out what values I'm looking for? I know next to nothing about testing to that extent.
Also, what if it's the motherboard itself? Isn't there somewhere in the bios and/or windows device manager that I can confirm whether or not the device itself is working, or not working, properly?
Thanks for your replies so far.
Mike,
I honestly don't know, but the case only has one audio cable, and the MB only has one audio plug-in for the front panel. I have both drivers installed. The on-board audio plug-in on the rear of the computer works fine. I can get sound, etc, no problem from the rear. Front panel only is not working.

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MOVED: MSI 770-G45 and 4x2GB DDR3 1600 problem

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You are in the wrong part of the forum with that motherboard. Please make a new post, listing all your hardware, here:
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MSI 770-G45: Will not detect SSD.

My mother board can't detect my SSD but strangely enough it can detect my DVD drive (sorry, I don't know the name and model).
My computer was fine till I recently switched out my heat sink. I tried to turn on my computer and it wouldn't start at all; I noticed that I plugged in the wrong connectors into JFP1, so I fixed that and reconnected them into their proper pins. It powered on but that's about it so I cleared CMOS jumper which helped me get to the BIOS but now it can't detect my SSD to which it contains my OS. As I said, I can get to the BIOS but that's about it.
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Quote from: Panther57 on 17-April-12, 09:49:53
My mistake... I was thinking you were running Raid with 2 SSD's...
Is your SSD in Sata 1? It is best to put your storage drives in the lower Sata connectors and your optical drives in the last, higher numbers. Possibly change out your Sata cable. Check that it is seated correctly. Having a single SSD you can set IDE, Raid disabled. If Raid is on, it will be looking for the raid program to control the drives. You don't have to run and do it, but a new Bios was released .9 (bios should only be updated if the changes benefit you) Also make sure the power lead to the SSD is seated. Possibly when you were installing your cooler, you didn't realize you... it happens.
Another option is to test your SSD in another PC and see if it shows up.
Are you using 'Del' or 'F11' to get into Bios.. I use 'F11'.. it's on the list.
I don't think I can update to 9. The latest is 10.8 according to MSI but if I can upgrade to 10.9 then I'll try that out.
Yeah, my SSD APPEARS to work; I plugged it into a hard drive enclosure and it powered on; plugged it to my laptop and it was able to read it; only thing was that I couldn't really do anything with it which I found odd. It didn't show up in my list of drives in windows explorer however it did appear in the disk management console (diskmgmt.msc at command prompt). This issue might be suspect.
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MSI 770-G45 will not boot/POST

I just built a new computer yesterday (specs in signature) and have been trying to get it to work all day.
It powers on, all fans start up for all components (CPU heatsink fan, GPU heatsink fan, etc) but there's no POST beep and no signal for the graphics card.
CPU is seated correctly, LEDs are active to phase 4. All cables/components are secure, nothing is loose.
I've tested each DIMM slot individually, tried booting with only 1 stick of RAM with no luck. I've tried RAM from another computer that I know works with the same results. Tried a different video card, tried with no video card to see if I could get it to POST at all.
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Quote from: Bas on 30-August-10, 15:20:59
I doubt you can RMA a CPU because of bent pins as that's something you done.
Yes you know he did it right? It could never happen any other way. My crystal ball must be foggy cause I can not in any way know if they bent the pins themself or not.
It's a new CPU under warranty, I would just call up say it was shipped that way and see where I get to. I would go to the retail first then if no help try manufacturer. Best bet would be retail and if it was shipped by UPS or something you can posibally claim damage in shipping.
Their is always something to try Bas, don't be so negative.

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