MSI 945gz-f USB 2.0 Problem

Good day! I'm facing a problem with my MB MSI 945GZ-f USB 2.0 problem. I try to upgrade and downgrade the BIOS but still no help. Still i can't use the USB 2.0 feature of my MB, Is there anyone here facing same problem and can help me? I'm using windows xp SP2. Thank you very much!

I try to used backside and front usb slot, but still show me that i am not running with 2.0. Even in device manager There is no enhanced host controller. I have 2 MB same model, and I solved my problem with my 1 MB, solution I tried to downgrade the BIOS version but the other one Still no help. Also tried to update my Intel inf software but still cant find the enhanced Host controller. Please kindly help me with this problem. Thank you and more power!

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Attached is a beta bios sent from MSI.
>>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<
They say they cannot duplicate the problem though. Here is the test they did, let me know what they can do to trigger this.
1.   Install System driver and reset
2.   Connect USB HDD to USB 3.0 port. The device can be recognized.
3.   Reboot the system
4.   Check Computer and still can find the USB HDD
5.   Power off the system
6.   Power on and check Computer.
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Hello. My USB 3.0 device (pendrive Platinet X-Depo 32GB USB 3.0) gets power when plugged into the USB port, but the OS(Windows 8 and 8.1) doesn't recognize it. In the device menager USB device mass storage had a error nr 10 The device cannot start. Worked perfectly in Windows 7 (i'am install to tested) or in the port USB 2.0 (in Windows 8 and 8.1). I have actually BIOS 1.73 (before instaled bios 1.5, 1.6) and drivers for motherboard. On the standard BIOS (ver. 1.0) my pendrive don't recognized any port - 2.0 and 3.0.
I'm trying this method, but not worked for me:
//plugable.com/2012/12/01/windows-8-and-intel-usb-3-0-host-controllers
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PS. Sorry for my poor English.

Attached is a beta bios sent from MSI.
>>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<
They say they cannot duplicate the problem though. Here is the test they did, let me know what they can do to trigger this.
1.   Install System driver and reset
2.   Connect USB HDD to USB 3.0 port. The device can be recognized.
3.   Reboot the system
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i didnt have this problem since the last 5 days!
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Re: Msi z77a-gd65 usb 3.0 Problem

I also have a problem with the msi usb 3 driver or chipset; of course the driver & chipset are Intel's; however my mb is a z77a-gd65.
My problem with win7 is that autoplay kept interrupting copying files onto the usb3 drive sot that the drive is not accessible to the copy software; I updated the driver from Intel's site which was 1.05 instead of the 1.04 at msi & still the same problem. The problem could be win7 tho.
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Quote from: xmad on 30-August-12, 08:03:48
Split this off for you, it sounds like the usb3 keeps connecting/ disconnecting, we need some more info on your components.
>>Posting Guide<<
I would start by eliminating the software by reinstalling the os and fresh drivers.
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Hi to all,
I recently bought a MSI H81M E34.
All seems to work ok with the usb but when i attach my external hard drive in the usb 3.0 ports the other ports stop to work.
In the other three usb 3.0 ports I have always connected a usb wireless adaptor, speakers(they connect through usb) and a logitech camera.
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does the external hard drive work when you connect it? Or doesn't it work either?
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MSI Forum HQ USB flashing tool!!!

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We the forum team have developed a new way of flashing.
You no longer need a floppy or anything, just an USB-stick.
The tool has been tested together with MSI and as far as we have done our testing, there are no problems at all.
As long as the USB-stick is FAT or FAT32 formatted!
However, flashing is allways risky, so if it goes bad it's your own fault, but that goes for all flashing you do.
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but if needs you can use any other machine to prepare the necessary stuffs and the USB stick there,
before move the USB stick to the msi product that you want to flash.
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(some boards have a different key, like K8N Master uses ESC for the boot-menu)
What ever you do, make sure you read all warnings!
The forum nor MSI is responsible if it fails for you.
Nor is this software supported by MSI technical support!
Please report problems/buggs if you find them.
currently supported OS ( both 32 & 64 bit):
Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 (also Windows in Virtualbox under Linux!)
(all kind of versions)
NOTE: If you are having problems getting your USB device to boot correctly, you may need to format it correctly as the geometry data may be incorrect. You can do that by pickup option "Fix My USB key" from the Tool or by using >>> THIS <<< tool here! For future usage you can skip this step, it need to be done only once if your stick need adjustment.
This topic is for discussion of and help with the USB flash tool only. If you have a problem with your PC and need help then do not hijack this topic, please start your own new topic in the correct area of this forum!
NEW! >>> Read the comprehensive user guide here! <<<
The download links are listed below:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/yu8imcr1tsopm24/MSIHQ%20Tool%201.26h%20Installer.rar?dl=0

Quote from: max-sever on 25-May-07, 01:29:21
Hi!
I'm have problem with antivirus program too.
Dr.Web
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Hi Max,
"This file is a antivirus testing program? "
yes, the latest version accidentally really become a test for any AV....
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but all others AV software starting reporting a different false positive results:(all AV listed didn't report false positive problem in a provisional version) Avast! was fixed and no more report the false passivity and passed, but all other AV software started to be a lot confused...
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didn't continue to test with rest of AV...
only Avast! and NOD32 report no problem detected.
in 1.13a all false positive listed above doesn't exist, but only Avast! report false positive.
Hoverer, the wave of false positive mess has been resolved along with Avast! false positive as well.
New version is ready, 1.13c:
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Also, and I'm partly responsible for this since I answered your question, start your own thread instead of hijacking anothers. Please read and comply with the Forum Rules. Also, list all your components. Make a signature to make it easy and so that you don't have to keep typing your system components in other posts. See my signature as an example of what we need to know.

Where to download MSI HQ Forum USB Flasher?

Nice redesign of the MSI forums, however it seems to have broken all download links I could find for the MSI HQ Forum USB Flasher -- which I am in desperate need of.
For example, the link mentioned at http://forum-en.msi.com/faq/article/how-to-flash-the-bios-successfully just redirects you to the forums with the message "An error has occured!"
Could anyone please point me to a reliable source for the MSI HQ Forum USB Flasher? Thanks!

Quote from: Nichrome on 23-November-14, 19:07:42
Well according to MSI you should be using MFlash in order to restore a bad BIOS
Things are still not up and running, so this may take a while before things get back (if they planned to get them back).
Sadly I don't have forum flasher on me.. maybe other mod has one.
In the sticky https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=172772.0 I found the FPT flasher for socket 1150 boards. Just finished fixing my primary BIOS! All is well again!!!
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"Intel (R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller -0100 (Microsoft)”
The controllers (Multiple Computers) have had problems with all the Microsoft Drivers including the most resent: 6.2.9200.16548 3/1/2013
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USB 3.0 External Optical Drives (labeled Windows 8 compatible) not recognized or continuously disconnecting/reconnecting with or without manufacturers drivers.
USB 3.0 Flash drives running slow and/or disconnecting often with data corruption/loss
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Hi I guess I am going to add a few more flies to the ointment.
I have a serious issue with USB 3.0 and I would like to hope that somebody may have an answer even if they are unable to help.
I run three different computers, for three completely different purposes, they are of different makes, One is an Acer, the other is a Pryon and the third is a Toshiba, I also have 2 Toshiba laptops, one brand new running Windows 8, the other running
Windows 7. So basically what I am saying here probably has nothing to do with the systems I am running.
I guess a lot of people are getting swindled here by the hard drive manufacturers and everyone here seems to be blaming it on windows. I have spent thousands of dollars replacing all my old 2.0 drives (and some were getting a bit tired) with these new fangled
super duper super fast 3.0 drives. I think overall in the past year I have bought around thirty of them, mostly portables, but some desktop ones, all different brands too I might add, Seagate, Western Digital, Toshiba and Samsung. This as you can imagine has
cost me a lot of money. The data I had on the old 2.0 drives equated to about 20 years of my life. Out of the roughly thirty I have bought, nine of them have bit the dust so to speak. Nearly all, once they become unusable, come up with the same thing, "The
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(which incidentally I am wondering if anyone else has this problem whereby once they shut down their computer they have to either power off or remove every USB 3.0 device from their unit before the computer will even start - this happens on two of mine - but
not on the Toshiba)
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As a last try I then plug it into a 2.0 slot on the box, same result. So then I take it out and try it on the other two boxes and eventually the laptop...same result....
I now have nine of these contraptions all totally useless to me....yes I guess I could send em back to Seagate and Toshiba and Western Digital and they will replace em with a brand new one...clean as a whistle with my twenty years up the poop chute....
I have looked everywhere through Google trying to find someone or somebody with the same problem as me, surely I cannot be the only person in Australia that happens to keep on getting the duds.
I've had 2.0 drives that have lasted ten years or more and probably may have went another ten if I didn't keep so called upgrading....some of these that have failed on me are not even 3 months old. I even had one desktop 3.0 drive that I bought on the Wednesday
in Adelaide and by the time I had gotten it home after my son had copied some stuff onto it..it wouldn't work.
I have tried just about everything I've ever read on these forums, like using a different cable, Ive even pulled one of the portable to pieces to be able to use an attachment that I can plug it directly into a 3.0 slot and still nada....
My newest laptop is still under warranty and I have had that back to the supplier twice with a main hard drive failure which they have had to replace.
The reason why I am suggesting here that it may not be all windows fault is that my other laptop is still running windows seven and once a drive cacks it it wont show up in that either....I will say this though, I only have one drive that I use in that laptop
and that is still running well.
Now before everybody jumps down my throat I have checked thoroughly for viruses on all my boxes, and they all are clean. And in anycase I've never heard yet about a virus that can attack one hard drive only, given that all that is on there is music, just
like the other six.
Unless windows eight itself somehow manages to render a hard drive useless somehow then it has to be a fault in the manufacturing technology and that even though a drive might work perfectly for a week or two there is something there that the manufactures
are missing in their testing.
Like someone said earlier, maybe it is going to take some massively big law-suit from a huge company that has lost everything against somebody for them to realise that USB 3.0 is tainted and no good.
Do they still make 2.0 cause I am going back there and hopefully I can do it before I lose everything, even though it will take a good part of six months to copy back over whatever it is that I still may have left....
Like I said I don't expect any answers but thank you for taking the time to at least read this...
Cheers Vern

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Hi guys..first sorry for my bad english..
I buy today MSI GTX 680 and I have problem with automatic fan speed...i had GTX 570 TF and that was working perfect but with GTX 680 I have weird problem, when GPU temperature goes up, fan RPM speed goes down
Screenshot:
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Quote from: cas on 26-February-09, 06:00:03
You mention you upgrade to a new mobo but then did you did a fresh install of your OS in your hard disk? Alternatively stop overclocking for the time being and run everything in default and see whether the problem goes away
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