MSI GP70 2PE Leopard MSSD Not recognized in BIOS

I've upgraded my BIOS and the firmware of the MSSD.
I installed windows 8.1 x64 on the MSSD via a USB installation.
After the installation I cannot boot on the MSSD because the BIOS will not recognize it.
Is this MSSD somehow not compatible? Are there any Compatible ones that do work?
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i wanted to play dayz standalone on my laptop (gp70 2pe leopard) and i thougt it could do it easily.
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Any suggestions on this ? because i think it should be able to run it just fine.

Is your power light in orange while you are play DAYZ? Or it's blue?
If it's blue, that means your GP70 2PE only runs on internal (Intel) graphic chip and may not be fast enough.
To enforce your game running on external (NVIDIA) graphic chip, right-click your desktop and go to "NVIDIA Control Panel" -> "Manage 3D settings" -> select "Program Settings" and manually browse the execution file of the game DAYZ into customized list and select "High-performance NVIDIA processor" as your preferred graphic processor. :cool:

Msi GP70 2PE Leopard WoW lag

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I have problem when i play World Of Warcraft my game sometime lag for 1-2seconds. I have optimazed my game in NVIDIA Geforce, i have latest updates for NVIDIA. I am playing also GTAV, and there is no lags at all, only on WoW, what is the problem?

Playing wow require more cpu usage . The sound that you meant could be the fan speed increasing due to rising temperature of cpu . You can check connection stability , power supply ,hybrid power setting been turned off when playing high-loading game or not .If the problem exists, you can try to lower the gaming performance .

MSI GP70 2PE Leopard-Fan Noice

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Just got this computer and the first thing I notice is the fan is really loud.
I have updated the bios and all the drivers, still when I start the PC the fan is really active from the start.
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The best thing I can say to do is contact MSI Support.
>>How to contact MSI.<<
It might be an issue with the EC firmware, or it could just be inherent to that machine since it is meant to be a slim model, which means less cooling capacity and would probably have to spin up the fan more often to keep things stable. Although if it is as loud as you claim it is, I kind of doubt that is the issue.

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Hi, i own a MSI GP70 2PE Lepoard and i'm experiencing problems with the bluetooth function.
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Try to update the latest SCM of your GP70 2PE and do the EC reset by removing the battery and the AC adapter.
If you can't enable the Bluetooth in SCM control panel, share the information of your WLAN adapter.
Which WLAN adapter you have and the Bluetooth driver version you have?
Also tell the OS and SCM version.
Does the WLAN function have the same problem as well?

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Hello,
i get today my new Notebook MSI GP70 PE2 Leopard.
I wanted to install Windows 7 64bit in UEFI and there was constantly an error message.
Then I tried to find something in the internet, found that should install the new BIOS.
I was trying to do.
Since then the unit will not start, or if I press the power button it goes to short blue, then red, lasts few seconds, will get back shortly blue and then it stays red, but the screen will not boot.
is there a way to completely reset the unit to the old UEFI Bios or a way to make a BLIND Flash?
I would be grateful for any help
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Quote from: Lauser76;110730
Hello,
i get today my new Notebook MSI GP70 PE2 Leopard.
I wanted to install Windows 7 64bit in UEFI and there was constantly an error message.
Then I tried to find something in the internet, found that should install the new BIOS.
I was trying to do.
Since then the unit will not start, or if I press the power button it goes to short blue, then red, lasts few seconds, will get back shortly blue and then it stays red, but the screen will not boot.
is there a way to completely reset the unit to the old UEFI Bios or a way to make a BLIND Flash?
I would be grateful for any help
Thanks
Mathias
Did you finish the BIOS update process? Is there any unusual messages show up during the update?
Tell which version you had and to which version you're updating to.
If you can't enter the BIOS menu, then I'd say go for RMA service.
Update:
You can only install Windows 7 under Legacy mode/UEFI with CSM.

MSI GP70 2QE Leopard Temperature

So I was playing Crysis 3 and tabbed out to see this.
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If you get this temperature under heaving loading, then it is quite normal I suppose.

MSI GP60 2PE Leopard: Elan Mouse issues

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I am having issues with the integrated mouse in my MSI GP60 2PE Leopard. The mouse buttons below the track pad are no longer functioning. The tap to click function of the trackpad is not functioning either. The driver version is 11.13.11.4

Quote from: minecraftmeun5 on 07-December-14, 13:20:06
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I am having issues with the integrated mouse in my MSI GP60 2PE Leopard. The mouse buttons below the track pad are no longer functioning. The tap to click function of the trackpad is not functioning either. The driver version is 11.13.11.4
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GP70 2PE Leopard Microphone problems.

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I have a GP70 2PE Leopard but I have some mic problems.
It works, but it sounds like i'm underwater and the only thing i hear is wapwapwapwapwapwapwap.
Anyone has any idea how to fix it please? Or even knows where the mic is on this laptop?

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Try to use a external headset and see if the mic has the same sound.
Also, try to update the latest audio driver from the MSI website.
Realtek Audio Driver(6.0.1.7179)
http://download.msi.com/nb_drivers/ad/audio_realtek_6.0.1.7179_0x29f517cb_81700.zip
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ok, I have downloaded it, and now I open it with Zip.
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Custom BIOS requested for the MSI GP60 2PE Leopard

Hi,
Is it possible to generate a BIOS update, for allowing the notebook to have 32 GB (2x16 GB) SODIMMs. It seems that the Memory Reference Code needs some adjustments to allow this. I got currently the MSI GP60 2PE Leopard (i7-4700HQ • 16 GB DIMM).
The currently available modules are IMM2G64D3LSOD8A-B15E or the IMM2G64D3LSOD8A-C15E from Intelligent Memory.
With kind regards,
Roland

nope, can't do such modifications

6465b - Bios and ssd issue. Intel 520 not recognized by BIOS.

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I am writing with 2 issues.
First, BIOS issue.
BIOS F.20 for 6465b and 6565b is no longer available. The current version on HP support page is BIOS F.03. Anybody know why it was changed?
When will be released F.22 which should enable support for SATA III, as F.22 for 6x60b notebook?
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I've bought Intel 520 120gb SSD and it is not recognized by BIOS. When I put it as primary hard drive and turn notebook on,i go 5 blink of caps + num lock, and al stuck.
I can't install system. But ssd works when in external eSATA enclosure. So it isn't ssd related problem.
I know for sure that 320, m4 are perfectly working on 6465b. Other SF drives, Force GT and Agility 3, too.
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I can confirm that an Intel 520 SSD in combination with an HP 6465b is an issue.. The CAPS + Scroll blink 5 times while in POST. This indicates a general mainboard issue, but I am 100% sure that there is an incompatibility between the two
I have installed BIOS F.21 and the firmware of the Intel SSD is standard (errrr 300i if I'm not mistaken).
Right now the laptop is useless (it has to have a SSD drive for our developer-dudes) so I'm hoping HP will release F.22 soon.. Where did you find that F.22 will add support for SATAIII?
Stupid thing is, when I put the drive in a really old beast (HP nx7400) the SSD works without hickups.

Booting from a SATA controller not recognized by BIOS.

I have an USB install of Arch Linux and it works pretty well for me, I can access the files on the SATA drive, browse the intarwebs and code, but I can't really paint on it and that forces me to have a Windows installation on the hard drive.
But the problem is that the BIOS doesn't see the disk and since it isn't a Linux kernel I can't refer to it through UID and I'm not entirely sure GRUB can see non-BIOS disks either, which doing ls from GRUB commandline seems to confirm, as it only lists the USB stick and it's partitions. Is there any GRUB 2 module or other way to have it recognize the disk plugged into the controller, so I can chainload into Windows?
The Windows bootloader seems to be capable of booting from a disk not recognized by BIOS so as long as I chainload into it I guess it'll be all right.
I heard there is some way to stuff the Windows bootloader onto a pendrive or even force the controller BIOS into motherboard BIOS, but I'd rather avoid this and stick with GRUB if possible.
If it's any help here's what the lspci has to say about the controller:
01:08.0 RAID bus controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT6421 IDE RAID Controller (rev 50)
Subsystem: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT6421 IDE RAID Controller
Flags: bus master, medium devsel, latency 32, IRQ 16
I/O ports at a000 [size=16]
I/O ports at a400 [size=16]
I/O ports at a800 [size=16]
I/O ports at ac00 [size=16]
I/O ports at b000 [size=32]
I/O ports at b400 [size=256]
[virtual] Expansion ROM at 20000000 [disabled] [size=64K]
Capabilities: [e0] Power Management version 2
Kernel driver in use: sata_via
Kernel modules: sata_via
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No it doesn't and the mobo doesn't have such a setting.
In the end I searched for the controller BIOS on the intarwebs and ended up modyfing the motherboard BIOS to include it with cbrom, though I had to sacrifice the netboot module for it to fit; I didn't use anyway, so no big loss. By chance I didn't screw up anything during flashing and now there is a controller RAID prompt after the usual BIOS screen and I can boot from"SCSI" which is the SATA disk. I can now install Windows no problem and GRUB2 recognizes the disk on it's own too.
But I don't really like this modyfing BIOS stuff, is there seriously no way to do it, save maybe writing my own GRUB2 module by gleaning the code of sata_via kernel module?
Also at some point I think I made ntldr see the disk with unmodified mobo BIOS, but I don't remeber how exactly I did it and anyway the USB with bootloader became 0-th drive, so the Windows of course wouldn't boot (why doesn't it have drivemap, duh). It would be best if I somehow made GRUB2 see this disk with unmodified BIOS and then drivemap and fire the ntldr, but if that can't be done, then oh well.

New MSI GE70 2PE laptop screen not turning on/potential graphics problem

Hi all,
This is very frustrating for me!
I've just bought a brand new MSI GE70 2PE gaming laptop for my partner and turning on causes the power on light to blink blue and orange - something i'm struggling to find any information online for. The screen remains black with no backlight or turning on. I have tried plugging the laptop through VGA into my monitor and it also says it cannot pick up any signal.
This is leading me to think it is some sort of graphics related problem. The disc drive is ejecting, I can hear the processor ticking along and all the fans etc are on - so it's not completely dead.
The fan is actually pumping out fairly warm air too, when left idle which to me seems a little odd too - I wouldn't thought it would be struggling at this point.
I have no idea what is going on, if the laptop is completely faulty or its something I am overlooking. It's supposedly 'brand new' - well the box was sealed and this problem has occurred from the first time I have tried to boot it.
I've tried running it on battery, purely on AC and this doesn't seem to make a difference.
Any ideas people? This is super frustrating and I don't want to have to get in contact with MSI about this for some sort of warantee job.
Thanks in advance!

Hello hybridoriental,
Since your laptop is still brand new one under the warranty, I'll suggest you send it to the MSI service centers or MSI authorized service points for inspections.
The power light in orange means the system is accessing the discrete GPU. Looks like your laptop stuck in a loop before it started the BIOS. Just make sure you installed the battery and plugged the AC power before you turn it on. If it still doesn't work, it would be better and time-saving to send it to someone whom can inspect and take care of the laptop rather than figure it out by yourself.

MOVED: MSI GP60 2PE Leopard display adapter lost

This topic has been moved to MSI Notebooks & Netbooks.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=183879.0

good spot
here are all drivers
http://www.msi.com/support/nb/GP60-2PE-Leopard.html#down-driver&Win8.1 64
and direct link to Intel VGA driver:
http://download.msi.com/nb_drivers/vga/vga_intel_10.18.10.3496_0x98020f83_w818764.zip

MSI GP70 2PE Leopard MSSD Not recognized in BIOS

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