MSI Gaming Center won't start

Hi! I had to reformat my notebook early because a virus was bothering my notebook's performance. After I reformatted it, I think everything seemed to work fine except my MSI Gaming Center. When I click it, nothing happens even if I click the buttons for it on the keyboard.
Is this the only thing that happens when reformatting a notebook because I might have missed something since I reformatted it when my laptop is more than a week old?
I was looking for an answer here in the forums before over google but it seemed to be removed when I click it. Any links or solutions here?
GP60 2PE Leopard
Built-in Windows 8.1 64bit

Quote from: sandykn0w524 on 06-December-14, 15:40:57
BIOS is REV:1.0 and EC is major and minor is 0x000000ff (255). Not sure about the firmware though if i found the name at the right place
You need to press del key when you see MSI logo during POST. Then access system information.

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If this is the wrong forum I apologize, I didn't see any other place for topics about MSI software.
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Quote from: MysticDaedra on 10-April-15, 03:07:13
Specs: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, 14GB G.Skill RipjawsX DDR3, i5 2500K @ 4.5GHz, MSI GTX760 2GB OC Gaming Edition
Are you mixing RAM?
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Quote from: Nichrome on 21-December-14, 01:53:41
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MOVED: MSI Gaming App Will NOT Start

This topic has been moved to GAMING Graphics Cards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=254732.0

Hi
Quote from: MysticDaedra on 10-April-15, 03:07:13
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Quote from: Svet on 04-June-15, 22:06:26
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