MSI 880G-E45 Bios recovery

Unfortunately today their was a short circuit in my house,I was playing a game while it happened the pc rebooted itself and when it did it didnt even boot the bios!!
It says Bios recovery is requested insert usb,
So i went to go look for the bios on this website and Its not even here and guess what msi doesn't even have it avaible for this specific motherboard only live update 5 which i can't even use because my pc is current well yeah you get me. so basically all I need is the bios for 880g-e45 thanks(:

Meanwhile Ill search in the bios section for a solution

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    But on newegg, the G.Skill had pretty stellar reviews from a bunch of people so it's hard to think they are a bad choice.
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    Dear Sir/Madam,
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    Sorry for any inconvenience caused you!
    Best regards,
    MSI Technical Support Team

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  • MSI A78M-E45 BIOS Request

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  • MSI 880G-E45: power on by mouse or keyboard

    Does the board support such function?
    Thanks!

    Power on?... No
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    https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=38822.0
    Your listed: detailed equipment.. will make for more informed responces... without it... you will be told to Read The Posting Guide.

  • 880g-e45 bios setup help

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    System Model   MS-7576   
    System Type   x64-based PC   
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    BIOS Version/Date   American Megatrends Inc. V3.11, 5/24/2011   
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    Total Virtual Memory   18.0 GB   
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    Adapter RAM   1.00 GB (1,073,741,824 bytes)   
    Driver Version   8.970.100.1100   
    Resolution   1920 x 1080 x 60 hertz   

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  • MSI E350IA-E45 BIOS option missing !?

    Hi,
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    Case fans? With that tiny board that doesn't know how to get hot
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  • MOVED: MSI 880G-E45 overclock to 1600

    This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Undervolting & Modding Corner.
    https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=151757.0

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  • MSI 880G-E45 overclock to 1600

    AMD X4 840
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    Use Prime95: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Others/Home-Education/Prime95.shtml
    "Large in-places FFTs" for at least 12 hours

  • MSI 880G-E45: trouble with 1600 RAM

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    Gigabyte Radeon 4550 HD
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    RMA the RAM now.
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    Thanks

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    Patriot has explained the RAM is certified at 1600 but it defaults to 1033 so that it can work with any mobo.  SPD confirms it support 1600 at 9-9-9-24. Do you mean all these certification is invalid?
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  • High pitch whine/noise coming from 880G-E45 when PC is off

    I just recently built a PC with the 880G-E45 motherboard without any major hiccups except for the fact that my PC makes high pitch whine noise (similar to a charging flash bulb on a camera) whenever it is powered off. When the PC is on and just after the PC is turned off, there is no high pitch whine at all.
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    I'm guessing the power being output by the PSU is too much.
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