MSI MPower Debug Codes 4F, 55, 56 [HELP]

So, I just went into the BIOS this morning, just lookin around on settings and disabled a few (Intel VT), and some other stuff that was unneeded.
I booted into Windows, everything was normal, and then as I type my password to the login screen, it just turns off. I was like "hmm okay, maybe shouldn't have turned that off"
I boot my computer again. This time there was no signal on the monitor. I thought that I should open my case to check the debug codes. When I boot my pc it just keeps an ongoing loop of 4F, 55, 56.
I tried switching the BIOS to the 2nd one. The result was worse; it just made a restart loop(the other one doesn't restart, just loop those boot code).
So now Im kinda screwed :/ - Any suggestions?
- Note I also tried to do a CMOS reset on both BIOS

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Z77 MPOWER - Debug code A2

I've been using this motherboard for a solid month until last Saturday when I shut down my pc and I walk away being done for the day.
To my surprise the motherboard boots itself as I'm walking away and it's refusing to go post bios and keeps giving different error codes depending on what I pull out. Having switched all parts and taken everything out the only debug code that remains is A2.
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What I've done.
Pull out memory cards 1 by 1.
Pull out the Graphic Card, tried different as well.
Pull out all SATA cables and connectors.
Pull out everything hooked to the backplate.
Reset CMOS (Will boot, when prompting to go into bios to change settings it will shut down and go back to A2)
Switch to DUAL BIOS (Will boot, when prompting to go into bios to change settings it will shut down and go back to A2)
I've RMA'd the motherboard but the shop said a pin was bend and refused to fix the motherboard. Having received the motherboard back and inspected the socket I did indeed notice a slightly bend pin.
However this pin is so slightly bend that it's not touching any of the other pins and it took me a "whole" 2 minutes to bend it back in line with the rest. Whatever this was caused by me or them I'm unsure, hell the pin is so slightly bend that I doubt it would interrupt with normal operating procedures.
The motherboard however is still not functioning and stuck on the A2 error code. The CPU debug leds show all lights as a "go"
I wonder if it's even possible for the pin to become damaged while in usage for over a month and cause it to be stuck at A2 debug code? Having looked up the code it seems related to SATA,IDE and the likes which where not plugged in.
I was forced to buy the same motherboard from another store to actually use my pc again, the CPU itself is working fine so it's definitely the motherboard. Love the mobo, just not the store support
Needless to say, having spend 360 (180x2) euro on this board and receiving virtually no support from the shop, I'm not amused.
Any support or advice on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance,

Quote from: badboy2k on 08-November-12, 01:50:54
ok have you asked to return the original board to the shop for RMA or a refund?
also did you have MSI live update installed when it all went bad?
I have returned the original board to the shop for RMA. They refused to accept it claiming MSI would not accept the board due to the slightly bend pin.
I did not have MSI live update installed at that time as I reformatted my pc recently so bare essentials were installed. I however do have it installed right now and used it update my new mobo to the latest bios firmware.

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i have an msi zz77 mpower motherboard that is giving the 29 code on the debug LED's .
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MSI Z77 MPOWER DEBUG CODES

I just finished building my computer an hour ago and it boots perfectly and now I am creating this post from the computer I have build. But my motherboard debug led shows these numbers 34, 35, 36, 37, 38 , 39
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I have tried everything I could, reseat the processor, took off the rams and put it back, as well as unplugging the graphics cards and I even reset CMOS
Is this a big problem? the computer seems to be running but I get the debug led
P.s. will debug always show numbers, should I be scared of this?

Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 22-March-13, 14:16:20
Yup! CPU temp reading, fairly sure of it.
Quote from: XFM on 22-March-13, 14:32:57
Yup, if it was a status code it would remain the same like on mine 'A0'. I don't have the later BIOS that gives it the temperature function.
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Z77 MPOWER - Debug code 55

Hi I just finished building my new rig with a mpower Z77 booted it and all the fans spin up but then on the debug LED it shows code 55 then just reboots and keeps cycling like that till i pull the power.
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Got response from MSI this morning
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For MSI bent socket pins aren’t a reason to declare the warranty void.
According to the serial number you sent me, your motherboard is still in warranty.
Please contact your reseller, Aria Technology, again to ask them to send your motherboard in for RMA Service, if necessary showing them this email.
If Aria Technology still won’t help you, please contact me again.
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Z77 mpower debug code 62

hi everybody,
i have this motherboard for a few weeks now.and recently it will not boot, but give a error code 62 ,
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i have noticed loads of other users having this same issue from different websites, and i can not pin point the problem,
i still do not know what the error code means, as its not listed in the manual.
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Quote from: badboy2k on 05-February-14, 15:18:43
if the CPU is seated badly it can cause the issue if its not contacting the pins properly in the socket!
ok, but the cpu can only fit one way tightly in socket, there's no movement or looseness when inserted.
whats strange is that this is a problem experienced by many, just google z77 mpower error 62
thnx for advise btw but i think its something else though any advise would help. i will reseat tonight.

MSI Mpower Z77 Code 62

So I booted my computer up like normal today, and it didn't post.
I looked at the LED readout and saw it was code 62. I did some reading, and found it may be the graphics card. I took it out, and tried again. Still 62. I read also that I should unplug it completely from the wall, remove the battery, and leave it for 5 minutes. I left it for an hour, put it back in, plugged it into the wall and tried again (Graphics card still removed). Still 62.
Is this an error that means the board is faulty? I don't think it's the RAM or the CPU, but I have no way of testing them (I don't have any spare DDR3 RAM or even another computer). I also don't have any friends who I can borrow hardware off of or test things in.

Ok, problem solved (But I don't know why).
I decided to throw everything back together, GPU, RAM, SSD, HDD, etc... It booted fine.
Like I say, I don't know why this is, but it seems to be fine now.
Maybe it's because I didn't have a display connected to the integrated graphics when I didn't have the GPU installed? I don't know, but as long as I don't have to wait weeks for a new board.
Mods can close this thread now if they like, since my problem has been solved. This is a server-esque machine so it runs 24/7 anyway, so as long as it doesn't restart, I see no reason for it to be a recurring error.

MSI MPOWER b2 or 62 debug code

I bought my 1st Mpower about a month ago and had to RMA it. I had/have the same problem as this user. https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=164766.0
I RMA'd the board because after hours of clearing cmos and swapping things around nothing worked. Now I get a new replacement and the same problem persists.
I have swapped the ram using 1 stick at a time, tried both one at a time. Cleared CMOS numerous times. I have had the board in and out of the case so not a grounding problem. I have tried on-board and and a GTX 560 gpu. There are 0 bent pins that I can see. CPU triangle is facing the correct way. My monitor says no signal and can't get into the bios (obviously). I also cannot tell if the debug led says a lowercase b2 or a 62, I assume it is b2.
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Quote from: flobelix on 15-March-13, 05:09:55
There will always be people with similar problems but that doesn't help you with yours. If no possibility to test cpu there is no other way but to rma cpu or board and to see if it was the right component to rma.
This has happened twice with two board and someone on these forums and someone on toms hardware forums with the same cpu (3770k) and same board as me with the same led debug code. That's not a similar problem that's the exact same problem.

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Hey guys,
I've been trying to get my new computer build working but I have encountered several issues when trying to boot the computer.
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I've tested it with one stick and 2 SSDs and it doesn't give me the A2 debug code.
Do you have any different ram to test with?
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ok if i was you i would take the CPU out of the socket and look at the contact pads for connection marks on them with a magnifier and strong light!
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yesterday a friend of mine bought the mpower z87 mobo and
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thanks for the reply.. but I knew that the 70 code means Late South Bridge Inizialization
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Quote from: Svet on 04-June-15, 22:06:26
try >>Clear CMOS Guide<< with power cord removed
Tried that, didn't work.
Unseated each RAM stick, didn't work.
Removed the CPU, cleaned off the thermal grease, reseated it, replaced grease and heatsink. Didn't work.
Literally unplugged and replugged everything in one by one and none of it fixed the problem. Still receive error code 67.
Have no damn idea what the heck is going on.

Msi motherboard 990FXA-GD80 wont work only sending debug code

my motherboard 990FXA-GD80 is not booting to bios ore nothing is coming up to the screen it's only sending debug code:
FF
19
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70
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is there someone that knows what can be wrong with the motherboard ples i need some help with this.

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3B - Post-Memory South Bridge initialization is started
37 - Post-Memory North Bridge initialization is started
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70 - South Bridge DXE initialization is started
60 - DXE Core is started
72 - South Bridge devices initialization
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55 - Memory not installed
56 - Invalid CPU type or Speed
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Quote from: xmad on 28-August-12, 00:54:54
First gotta verify thats what it is doing.
If everything is working alright, boot the computer and load control center. See if the numbers match, if they do, i doubt you can turn them off although perhaps a small piece of black elec tape could block it out.
It is telling me the temperature. I have speedfan and it's telling me the Temp of Temp1. Which part that is exactly, idk. But thanks for helping me solve this.

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