MSI K9N SLI V2 nForce 570LT 64 Bit Driver Problems

System Specs
X2 4400+ 2.3ghz
8800GT 512mb GPU
250gb HD
4x 1gb G-skill pc6400 DDR2 800
MSI K9N SLI V2 nForce 570LT Socket AM2
vx450w PSU
Lite-on DVDRW LH-20A1S
So I recently jumped ship from XP Home to Vista x64 to XP pro x64 and I am having issues updating my drivers I downloaded the MCP55_64_9.17_MW31006 at this site http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=1&prod_no=1415
NVIDIA nForce 550/570/570/590 SLI System Drivers
When I run the install though nothing happens Nvidia splash then nothing and the files are not recognized by the device manager.
Any idea what the issue could be? sadly need the ethernet update so I can connect to the internet lol also the 2 discs have no effect neither work vista or the xp (tried vista since the x64 drives actually worked on it)

Vista x64 ultimate. I wanted to try X64 XP but I ran into problems thus the original post ^-^
Vista is nice I could live with it for Dx10 but man UAC sucks every attempt to disable = vista freak out and repair the file ^-^
ATM I use XP Home with the DX10 crack (I own vista so I don't see a issue) but yet to install any games on it. I will load up and check it out Still the fact I get medium with x8 aa is good imo. Game looks fantastic and with luck the FC2 engine won't be such a resource whore like crysis. I recall the Sandune (think thats the name) for FC1 even on low settings things still looked fantastic.

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MSI K9N SLI V2 MS-7390 onboard sound problem

Hi,
My PC has stopped outputing sound. It was working fine yesterday morning, but when I got home from work 8 hours later it no longer seemed to want to play any sound. I know my taste in music is a bit naff but it not playing anything is a bit extreme!
I've checked the volume, reinstalled the sound drivers, checked the speakers and the cable by hooking them up to an iPod and I'm still not getting any sound. The onboard sound is enabled on the BIOS. Device Manager is showing no conflicts or problems, as far as it's concerend it's working. I've had a look at the motherboard and there's nothing I can see looks like it's shorted. I've even emptied my HDD and done a clean install of Windows XP again.
I'm really at a loss to see why this has happened and what to do to fix it. I guess buying a sound card would be one way of getting round it but I'm still puzzled about why it's doing this in the first place.
My motherboard is an MSI K9N SLI V2 MS-7390 and the on board audio is Realtek.

No, your bad choice of music shouldn't be the problem. That is if not a neighbour broke in to your house to stop the darn noise. Do you know if someone has changed anything?
Does the rest of the system work fine? I'm thinking there was a problem with return from hibernation or something.
What source do you have? CD for example.

Trouble with MSI K9N SLI V2

Okay, so I've been building a computer from scratch for a while now. I've been using :
MSI K9N SLI V2 mainboard.
AMD Athlon 64x2 Processor
2x Kingston 1gb RAM DDR2
nVidia e-GeForce 6200
ATX Mid-Tower Case
450 Watt ATX PSU
I'm using my old computer's HD and CD Drive for the HD and CD Drives.
Here's my problem :
I connect everything together, and use the nVidia e-GeForce 6200 graphics card (there is no monitor plug built in.) plug in the monitor and can't get anything on the screen. The HD and CD Drives are running, Mainboard is running, all fans are running. Just no Visuals. I've plugged everything back to my old computer and it works fine. I can't figure out what's wrong. Can anyone help me out please?

Well you've ben asked what cpu you're using. Athlon 64 X2 is not a sufficient answer as there are dozens of models with varying cores. Without proper info we can't help you so please specify the exact model (e.g. Athlon 64 X2 4800+, Brisbane G2). This info is crucial to tell if the cpu used is supported or might require a bios update. That brings us to the next question: Do you know the bios version flashed on the board? Did it ever run?
In addition your psu seems quite old, what model is it? As your list of psu specs is a bit confusing did I get right that psu is at 24A on +12v?
Also try runnig board out of case as Bosskiller suggested with just one mem stick and only necessary components plugged in (no drive connected).

MSI K9N SLI: acpi, shutdown, ethernet "not enough resources"

I recently got the MSI K9N SLI, new ram, gpu to upgrade my computer. I did a fresh install of windows xp pro but the computer kept going into some hibernating/power saving mode suddenly during install of windows. (The power led blinks slowly) After this I can not restart until I switch the I/O button at the back of the psu to off.
-I remembered seeing some options in the bios so I switched off the ability of pci/pcie devices to recover from hibernation/sleep mode.
-The install of windows then got a little further, until it says installing/configuring network devices. A new shutdown (this time a complete shutdown, where I can simply start the pc again at the front). This happens every time.
-I now turned off acpi (advanced power saving... etc) in bios, and the installation of windows went fine. However...
-Now the integrated ethernet lan devices says they cant find enough resources for it to work. So I cannot access the internet. Otherwise the system performs and runs smoothly. Have played games/music..etc.
-Then to solve the ethernet problem I looked here in these forums where I found this post:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=98742.0
This seemed to be a solution...however, it sets the acpi function to enabled, which causes the shutdown/hibernation/sleep mode during install.
When I disable this bios function, everything except the lan problem, works fine. However this seems to make windows install the wrong HAL or device driver for the ethernet/communication part of windows.
It also seem that others are having trouble with their integrated lan. One person's solutin was to install a separate ethernet card, which I am going to try. But I would like to have the benefit of having acpi enabled as it seem to be an important function safetywise.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=99445.msg722820#quickreply
I can recreate the shutdown during windows install every time by enabling the acpi function in bios. Although turning it on after installing windows doesnt seem to do anything, as windows seem to already have installed the wrong driver components. It also doesnt solve the ethernet problem as this requires at least a repair-install of windows.
I apologize for the long post but more information is generally better, right?!
Any ideas of how to solve this?
Thank you to everyone who replies anything helpful!

Quote from: Ferro on 15-August-06, 09:25:13
Just installed the new harddrive and this time I only disabled the ethernet lan during windows install. Then installing the amd cpu software and the realtek audio drivers.
However I am experiencing some minor unstabilities, one restart while surfing so far. Been reading about similar problems with other k9n sli users and if more restarts happen I am returning this mb and getting an Asus. Had Asus for the three last upgrades and never had any problems. Could be a fluke of course. Heard good things about Msi though.
What PSU are you using including the +12V@ value A? Gd luck.

MSI K9N SLI SATA problem

i have just board the MSI K9N SLI and a AMD X2 6000+ processor.
i have a ATA harddisk with my system on and a SATA harddisk, BUT i can't see my SATA.
i can see it i the Bios and at the "remove safely icon" BUT nowhere else!!
enyone now WHY, i have a lot of programes on that HD that i need.
Hope you can help, fast.

read Moan Guide
ensure that RAID is disabled for SATA channels from BIOS.
from Windows, type in "run": diskmgmt.msc and check the drive status.

Bug USB on MSI K9N SLI Platinium & Athlon X2 3800+

Hello!
first,i'm french, so excuse my bad english(i try to do my best!)
so, the problem is that i don't have any USB working on my K9N SLI Platinium with my Athlon X2 3800+!(anywhere,all other devices works => lan, sound, storage..)
the "controlleur de bus USB" (sorry, it's french!) doesn't appear in the "Administrator of ring roads(peripherals) " (thanks reverso^^)!!!!
i've read somewhere that K8N have had a similar problem,(now there is a patch) is this the same problem???
i've mounted exactly the same configuration (except the Processor which is an AMD Athlon 3200+ (simple core))to a friend 2weeks ago,and all works!!!
my configuration :
AMD Athlon X2 3800+ (socket AM2)
MSI K9N SLI Platinium
Corsair TWIN2X2048-6400 - Twinx 2 Go (Kit 2x 1 Go) DDR2-SDRAM PC6400
Maxtor 250 Go 7200 RPM Serial ATA II 16 Mo *2
Leadtek 7900gt
thanks for your help to a little french guy(not a noob french^^)

i try this quick
thanks!
edit : it works thanks a lot!

MSI K9N SLI-2F+4GB DDR2 big problem....

I got this PC:
MSI K9N SLI-2F
AMD Athlon64 x2 4200+
2x1 GB DDR2 Vitesta Extrema 800+
WD 500 GB AAKS
LEADTEK 8800 GTS 640 MB
450 W PSU
Recently i got another 2x1 GB DDR2 Vitesta Extrema 800+.My OS was Windows XP SP2.Of course i knew about de 32bit SO limitation and didn't expect my Windows to take advantage of all 4Gigs.My PC started to freeze on random ocassions.so i decided to install Windows Vista x64.It didn't start to install it just freezes after unpacking (gray bar with black background screen).I take out 2 Gigs.Works like a charm,so it isn't a dvd read problem. I inserted the 2GIGS back PC doesn't even get to boot screen(with 2GB works).I installed SP1 too,to get all hotfixes up to date.same thing.Memory hole is enabled in bios.Tested the sticks 1 by 1 no problem with eighter of them.Just as i write i am running the recently bought sticks,for 2 days,no problem.My bios is 3.8 now,but i downgraded from 3.9 thinking it may solve the problem.I also don't think that the PSU is the problem,because before i had 4x512 DDR2 800 GEIL Ultra (2.1V) wich practicly need same power to run.Hope somebody can help me :(

Quote from: Bas on 26-March-08, 22:01:33
You have tested with all sorts of el-cheapo PSU's.
Do you really believe any of those will run a power eating videocard like a 8800GTS?
I believe it's the videocard and/or the powersupply.
As you managed to install XP without a problem it seems, well then the memory and CPU are fine, as they use a whole lot of memory and CPU power during install.
It would have stalled during installation as well if it was the board/CPU/memory.
However, during that stage the videocard isn't initialized to full potential, but just acting like a 100 year old VGA card and thus not using any power or GPU calculations at all.
Please test your system on a >30A @ 12V powersupply SINGLE rail, to exclude the PSU.
Also, take your friends videocard and put it in your system, but with a heavy 12V amp psu.
Wouldn't be the first time it was both.
Bad memory/CPU/board usually results into BSOD, but underpowered PSU can also cause freezing and those nVidia videocards do react on unstable power by reducing stuff....so yes it can run underpowered...but how long and how good?
BAS, thanks but no thanks.Already solved,and it wasn't the PSU, you PSU FANATIK ).I already said i finished Crysis with this stinky PSU ,no problems.Go buy a PSU that costs twice your PC if that makes you happy,untill proven otherwise i stick to my cheap'o PSU

Need to buy a MSI K9N SLI Platinum I/O Back Plate, But where ?

Where can I buy a I/O back plate for a MSI K9N SLI Platinum Motherboard in the Uk online
I've looked on ebay, but most are standard design,,, have email MSI, but no reply so far
Thanks for any help.......
Regards
NC ........

Quote from: nuttycomputer on 25-April-07, 19:40:40
Russell.......
Rang MSI in the UK and they gave me an email address:
[email protected]
And they emailed me back with the following message:
Hi,
We have in stock E21-7030012-A91 and we will send you the item free of charge.
Please provide full delivery address.
Best Regards,
MSI (UK) Returns Department
(non-direct customers)
UK - www.msicomputer.co.uk
HQ - www.msi.com.tw
Thanks Russell for your help !!
No problem, I'm glad I could help.
They are a great bunch of guys, last time I called we ended up talking for almost a hour, about various things
Russell.

MSI K8N SLI Mobo (with 24 bit SB Live!) and XP64, no driv

There are no drivers to be found anywhere for the onboard 24 bit SB Li've! chip on the MSI K8N SLI platinum motherboard. It's quite confusing really, seeing how it's a board designed for 64 bit processing yet there are no drivers for the Li've! chip. I'm assuming the drivers are in Beta development, is there a tentati've release date, even if it's November, it's better than not knowing anything. I love my 64 bit system but it really stinks having no sound.
Jan Gonsalves

As I stated in the original post, I am looking for 64 bit drivers for the Sound Blaster 24 bit Li've! chip that is onboard the MSI K8N SLI Platinum Motherboard. The "preview" drivers, as noted in the release notes:
(http://preview.creativelabs.com/Lists/Announcements/DispForm.aspx?ID=6&Source=http%3A%2F%2Fpreview%2Ec reativelabs%2Ecom%2Fdefault%2Easpx)
2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
One of the following supported audio cards:
Creative SoundBlaster Li've! (except Li've! 24-bit)
Creative SoundBlaster Audigy (except Audigy LS)
Creative SoundBlaster Audigy 2 (except Audigy 2 NX)
These do NOT support Li've! 24 bit. In fact, on the Discussion board at the preview website, a moderator wrote this:
(http://preview.creativelabs.com/Lists/General%20Discussion/DispForm.aspx?ID=344&Source=http%3A%2F%2Fpreview%2 Ecreativelabs%2Ecom%2FLists%2FGeneral%2520Discussi on%2FAllItems%2Easpx)
"It is not a site for asking for the Li've 24-bit/Audigy LS/NX drivers (32-bit or 64-bit). If you want those drivers, post at the official Creative forum or contact technical/customer support. That will get noticed. No one reads this site except for the people involved in the 64-bit driver preview for hardware listed in the release notes."
So, according to that email is says this list is responsible for producing 64 Bit drivers for the SB Li've! 24 bit chip. I would like to know which group is responsible for the drivers and when these drivers are TBA. Like I said, rough estimates are fine, I just want to know SOMEONE is working on it.
Jan

MSI K9N SLI Platinum - SATA not hot-swappable?

can i get a confirmation that K9N SLI Platinum motherboard does NOT support hot-swapping the SATA drives. I switched to this board for the AM2 socket and now i am not seeing the removable drive bays as hot-swappable (ie. no green arrow down by the clock). maybe i am missing a bios setting?

jackaninny
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I check two machines today and one is just fine using the removable trays and any drives we put in there show up in the 'safely remove hardware' tool. the other machines does NOT detect any drives inserted while the machine is powered on and something else - under the 'policies' tab the top two choices ('optimize for quick removal' instead of 'optimize for performance') are greyed out but there is an option below them that i can check and uncheck (i cannot remember the exact title of this option).
I assume you are trying the same drives when you swap the removable trays between the two machines. Some drives have a jumper that has to be removed to enable SATA II operation, so if they aren't the same physical drives you might want to check that.
I think the stuff below the greyed out area in your 'Policies' tab is a check box that enables/disables write caching. You might want to try checking/unchecking that.
Also, you should check out the IDE/ATA Controller selection in the Device Manager. Take a look at each instance of controller that shows up there. SATA controllers actually a primary and secondary channel and each channel has a master and a slave drive, just like old IDE controllers. Look at each tab on both machines and make sure all of the drive's features are set identically on these tabs. Sometimes Windows can try to outsmart you. For example, I have an SATA II Maxtor drive that has its transfer mode downgraded to SATA I by Windows (there is a little yellow triangle with a '!' in the middle of the lower part of the panel). The help balloon for this arrtibutes it to 'excessive transfer errors.' I haven't tried to chase that one down yet, however.
As far as setting the machines up the same way, sometimes the sequence of driver installations can have an effect. For example, a RAID driver installed during Windows setup using the 'F6 - install other driver' option can behave differently from one installed with the Device Manager 'Update Driver' function.
Sorry I can't be of more help here.
Maybe someone else in this forum is a bit more knowledgable on the subject.
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MSI K9N2 SLI Platinum nForce 750a Problem

I bought this barebone kit a couple days ago http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4692741&CatId=3508 and I had no troubles, I installed the 4GB Sli-READY 2GB RAM and thought that it wouldn't hurt to have another 4GB. So I bought the same RAM, and installed it, I started to get BSOD when I start programs, or games like "Lineage 2". I tried changing the voltage on DRAM but l can't change it to 1.8v, or 2.1v (2.1v says that the pc might be unstable) so l set it to auto. l also made it [AUTO] for SLI-READY DRAM. l still get BSOD.
Help would be greatly appreciated, the specs on the computer are:
MSI K9N2 SLI Platinum Motherboard
AMD Phenom X4 9850 Black Ed. 2.50GHz
OCZ SLI 4096MB PC6400 DDR2 / 8GB
Western Digital Caviar Green 500GB Hard Drive
Ultra LSP550 550-Watt Power Supply
(2) XFX nVidia 9800GT 512MB (1GB cause l have 2) SLI - Ready
Sound Blaster Audigy SE
My operating system is a Windows XP 64bit Edition.

Quote from: Younha on 04-July-09, 01:38:49
May you please explain how to use memtest and drop the mem. freq. to 667 and the 2T thing? :x
Memtest details ==> https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=103598.msg760534#msg760534
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drop the mem. freq. to 667 and the 2T thing? :x
Apply "FSB/DRAM Ratio" in BIOS, 'Cell Menu' to 1:1.66
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and the 2T thing? :x
By default it should be already 2T, verify that with CPU-Z memory tab{Command Rate} ==> http://www.cpuid.com/download/cpuz/cpuz_151_setup.exe

Orange slot in MSI K9N SLI Platinum

Quick and Dirty:
What cards can I use in the Orange slot for in the K9N SLI Platinum?
Details:
I currently have the K8N Neo4 Platinum and am upgrading from 939 to socket AM2. I want the K9N SLI Platinum board but NEED 3 PCI slots. The three cards I need are Promise Ultra ATA/133 card, Soundblaster X-Fi sound card, Belkin wireless G LAN card. The K9N has three slots but that INCLUDES the orange slot but I don't know what its for.
I tried the wireless card in the orange slot but i can't get the drivers to install and "accept" the card. Works fine when I switch back to white slot. I'm afraid without 3 slots I cannot purchase the board. Any solutions?

Tried:
Raid card installed without a hitch, first time installing that in this system.
Also tried:
Moved X-Fi from two slots down into the orange slot, was working immediately after bootup. I'm psyched beyond belief.
Will be buying the K9N Platinum. Thanks for the info.

MSI K9N SLI/K9N ULTRA bios update

Hello everyone,
I want to install windows 7 on my Pc but during the installation my PC stucks and do nothing.
I have already tried a lot of things but nothing happened.The same thing again.
Finaly I think that I need to update my BIOS version because I have not do it before.(since 2006 when I bought my PC)
Probably I should do it from a bootable CD because my motherboard can not boot from a usb stick and also I don't have a flopy Drive.
Is there any official tutorial (maybe from MSI) to do it?
Do you have anything else to propose???
Thank you in advance!!!

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Can i install XP 64bit on MSI P6N SLI Platinum nForce 650i ?

i checked the drivers page here
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=1&prod_no=1140
and everything is there except for the nVidia C55+MCP51 SATA RAID Driver (For floppy driver)
which only has XP 32bit
is there a 64bit version of this or im just being a big noob and dont need it anyway?
help pls

Quote from: Didim_DraX on 13-July-08, 19:56:40
but using SP3 on XP 32bit isn't the problem with 4Gb RAM (full) support fixed?
Or Am I wrong?
There is no fix. There's nothing wrong. 32bit OSs only use 4GB of physical memory address space. Some of that space is taken up with hardware components, i.e., your video card--which is why you may only see 2.5 to 3.X of RAM in the OS. In VISTA, they made a means so it would report that there is 4GB, but the 32bit OS doesn't utilize it.

MSI P7N SLI-FI nForce 750i SLI what cpu?

Intel Pentium Dual Core E6300 2.8GHz Socket 775 2MB Cache Retail Box - 1066mhz
or
Intel Core 2 Duo E7400 2.8GHz Socket 775 3MB Cache Retail Box - 1066mhz
New contender :- Intel Pentium Dual Core E5200 2.5GHz - 800mhz
I'll be oc'ing when I learn how and read up
I thought C2D was the way to go but what about these new dual core procs and that older 5200?
Should I match memory with mhz or just get 1066mhz memory anyway?
It's a long long time since I dipped my feet into oc'ing just need a bit of guidance 1st

I know the 7600GS doesn't recommend a PSU with a lot of power(15 - 17 A), but you're running two of them in SLI. Your PSU only has 18A on the +12V rail. This could very well be your issue. Below are some good single +12V rail PSUs, Corsairs and PC Power & Cooling. You can also look for Silverstone single rail PSUs, but they tend to be pricier. If you can't get anything other than split-rail, post back and we'll try to make some recommendations.
For what you have now:
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