MSI X79 GD45 Plus Reboot Problem

Hi guys, I am having problems with my MSI X79 GD45 Plus motherboard. Everytime I restart my pc from windows, my motherboard or pc goes off and on again. Unlike the normal restart wherein it just well..restarts.. without going off.
I've tried to switch the ram positions, and yes I've tested all positions, still doesn't work.
I've also updated my bios. Still doesn't fix the problem.
Help me please

Read the posting guide and list the components. >>Posting Guide<<
Although I have heard this before and it was solved via bios update: >>BIOSes<<

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Does the MSI X79 GD45 Plus total supports Vt-d on IVB-E => 4930k
The manual only say:
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This item is used to enable/disable the Intel VT-D technology. For further information
please refer to Intel’s official website.
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VT-d is dependent on whether it is supported by the processor. This you always need to check on the Intel specsheet.
The i7-4930K does support VT-d. See here http://ark.intel.com/products/77780
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Well i solve the problem on other forum they get me advice. The screws on mainboard was too tight. After i permit them the graphic card slide into port and match with it.
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Every so often when I plug a device into the USB 3.0 ports the devices are not recognized. This ranges from flash drives to USB headsets. Rebooting the machine does not solve this. I have to shut down completely and cold boot to get the ports back up and running. It matters not if I use the front panel ports or the rear. All the while my keyboard and mouse which are in the rear USB 2.0 ports never fail to work.
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Should also ask if anyone you know around here in So. O.C. Can do the flash if needed

Flobelix, enough of this? Don't you dare speak to me like that! The fact your answers made no sense made me think there might be a language issue. It was not meant to be offensive. Nobody ever answered my other questions but keep saying contact MSI. I was looking for insight into the product not just a referral to MSI. Either way, I have contacted MSI again. They have flashed the bios and it still does not work. So back to square one. Now I have a refurb mb that does not work and cannot be returned to the store where it was purchased. Thanks for nothing.

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can i find a beta-bios for my motherboard anywhere ?
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