P67a-g45 two POST tests?

I have a p67a-g45 board
core i5 2500
16gb kingston ram (off the qvl)
geforce 9800
wd 500gb hdd
lg blu ray drive
Ok ive built many computers in the past, but this is the first one ive had that either runs two post or is experiencing an issue. It starts on boot and about 10 seconds later it gives two rapid beeps, and about 3 seconds later a normal POST beep. Its currently running an initialized ubuntu server, and it seems fine, but i have nnot had a chance to do any sort of setup or config yet. I just didnt know with the new click bios if this was normal, or is something causing it an error which it is recovering from?

its a single boot system, and the bios says theres 2 usb hubs and 1 mouse, but it still gives 2 beeps even if theres an additional usb cd/dvd drive plugged in as well. Ive gone with msi for every graphics card ive ever purchased, but this is my first mobo with them. Ive never had anything like this occur with the asus or gigabyte boards ive used.

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But I can normally boot into the Windows, if it would be the CPU problem then I guess the pc wont boot. I will check it just to make sure and I will post the result.
It has been seen here on the forum a number of times that the system will run with bent or broken CPU socket pins. As suggested, if not done so yet, remove the CPU & inspect the CPU socket for bent pins.

P67A-G45 B3 ultra slow POST on reboot, stuck at B4

So I've scanned the forums a bit and haven't found much in the way of help on this issue, so here goes. I have the MSI P67A-G45 B3 mobo with a Logitech M310 wireless mouse and a Logitech K120 keyboard plugged in. Whenever I reboot the machine from Windows or from the reset switch, completely randomly, the mobo takes FOREVER to POST. It will sit at a black screen with a "B4" in the lower right hand corner for anywhere between 1 and 10 full minutes, then switch to another number (99 maybe? can't remember), sit there for 1 to 3 minutes, then finally it will POST. After POST, it will come to the Loading Windows (Windows 7) screen, at which point it "freezes" (won't play the "floating Window pieces") for another 30 seconds, then finally it will play the animation and load into Windows.
I'm trying it right now and it has been sitting at B4 for 10 minutes so far.
I've flashed the BIOS to 1.D, the latest BIOS release, but the issue still persists.
In all my time building custom PC's, I have never run into an issue where a POST randomly takes so long to complete. What exactly is this B4 code and why is it taking so darn long to POST? Does it have something to do with UEFI? Something is seems very wrong to me if the mobo won't POST in the same amount of time every boot.
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i7-2600
Corsair TX650M PSU
Corsair Vengeance CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9
MSI Geforce GTX 550 Ti
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MSI P67A-G45 Issue: Computer boots seconds after Shutdown or Sleep mode

Current Build:
MSI P67A-G45 (B3) LGA 1155 Intel P67 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard
Intel Core i5-2500K Sandy Bridge 3.3GHz (3.7GHz Turbo Boost) LGA 1155 95W Quad-Core Desktop Processor Intel HD Graphics 3000 BX80623I52500K
XFX HD-677X-ZNFC Radeon HD 6770 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card
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Thermaltake TR2 RX 750W Bronze W0382RU ATX 12V v2.3 / EPS 12V v2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply
Seagate Barracuda ST500DM002 500GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive
Running Windows 7 64 bit Professional
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Regardless the fix, if I try to shutdown - the computer reboots within a few seconds. If I try to put it in sleep mode, it boots right back up. The only way to get the computer to shut off is by manually turning off the PSU.
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Quote from: Bernhard on 17-February-12, 00:10:35
Is this with no case wire connections to any of the headers? i.e. if you start it by shorting the on/off pin headers with a screwdriver tip.
Yeah, as shown here.
http://www.computer-how-to-guide.com/motherboard-troubleshooting/motherboard-post-test-how-to/
Shorted on with flathead, boots up fine. After flipping off the PSU to turn it off and then flipping the PSU back on, the dang thing waits a few seconds and boots right back up. No short required. At this point I think a ghost might be living in my computer.

What memory is 100% compatible with MSI P67A-G45?

I have some g.skill memory and there are issues using it with my MSI P67A-G45 as I cant adjust dram voltage. I know some of you have this board so what memory is working perfect and allows dram voltage and all others settings to be fully adjusted?

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and do you really think 512mb and 1gb modules were tested on this P67 board?
Just posted a link to the modules list, nothing more. Made no recommendations & made no other assumptions. Selections & decisions are yours & yours alone.
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MSI P67A-G45 (B3) issues

Hey everyone I apologize in advance if this is long an rambling, but lack of sleep sucks .
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Powered on with out HDD, still one light.
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Performed a CMOS reset, still one light.
Pulled the vid card, again the same.
At this point I'm running out of patience. I know I probably haven't tried everything, but I'm at a loss for what to do next. I just wish there was better clarification on those cpu power phase led's in the manual. As i said before it only lights up one and that's it and there is nothing I can find that explains what that means, if it means anything and don't forget there is no vid signal so I have no clue to what if anything is going on during POST.
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MSI P67A-G45 (B3)
G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 1333
EVGA 01G-P3-1556-KR GeForce GTX 550 Ti (Fermi) FPB
CORSAIR HX Series HX750 750W ATX12V 2.3 / EPS12V
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Quote from: Bernhard on 12-July-14, 19:27:02
Do you now have the MB out of the case? i.e. did you test it outside the case placing it on a non conducting surface?
Did you ensure all your power cables are properly plugged back in. i.e. the 24pin and also the CPU power plug.
You mounted a new cooler, did you ensure that you didn't put undue pressure on the CPU thereby bending some CPU socket pins?
Did you recheck the RAM slots for any lodged foreign matter?
Did you check your power cables feeding the HDD?
Can you test with another PSU?
Did you do CMOS clear with battery removed?
I did not try it out of the case. I will definitely give that a shot.
I double checked all my power cables
The cooler used thumb screws and I just hand tightened them. I will check again to see if anything happened to the pins, couldn't hurt.
I didn't notice anything in the RAM slots but again I should double check.
The power cable feeding to the HDD are seated snugly and I did pull an re-seat to make sure.
I sure wish i had a spare PSU. Guess i learned my lesson to have a back-up on hand just in case.
I did not clear the CMOS with the battery out, instead I used the button that was located on the back panel.
I appreciate the recommendations and will try out the ones that i can do. As far as the PSU I'll have to make some calls but that sounds like a good idea to try. It may be awhile till I can try anything, but as soon as I do and see any results I will let you know. Thank you for the feedback.

Help needed, new pc stopped booting properly after 2 days msi p67a-g45

Hi I need help quick, I recently built a new pc and all was going well sofar but now it wont boot up properly, it keeps resetting before the boot post tests and the times it does go through to the tests the internal speaker does 2 beeps, waits a second, 2 more beeps, waits a second, 3 quick beeps and then finally after another second 1 final loud beep. Also when I'm running my memory test (doing atm, I think it crashed though) the lights on my keyboard are continusly flickering.
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Ok I just tried messing around with the computer it seems that the 2 sets of 3 quick beeps are for the number of usb devices Ive got attached to the computer, their is still 2 normal beeps before the 1 loud beep so I'm not sure what they mean as I tried replacing all the parts and it seems to do the same beeps.
Quote from: Bernhard on 11-May-11, 11:12:09
Have you tried with only one memory module on the board ?
yep just tried that, they both seem to pass seperatly and together as they make no changes to the number of beeps, the ram should of also been 100% tested by mushkin in the factory so I dont think they may be the problem
Quote from: Bernhard on 11-May-11, 11:12:09
What is a few years, and under what usage pattern and load ? PSUs don't last forever. Suggest you also test with a known good PSU of similar output to determine if there is a potential PSU problem.
Ive had the psu for around 2 years and it coped with me setting the computer to run on a full load test with 3dmarks and prime95 for a few hours along with me having a normal gaming session on it. I cant test the computer with any other psu's atm as I got none spair to use.
Hopefully it was just the cmos being corrupted as resetting that seems to have fixed it, but it annoying not knowing what them 2 beeps are before the loud beep (which I guess is the all ok beep) is though.

P67A-G45 (B3): 5 beeps, what do they mean?

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Intel i5 2500K 3.3GHz CPU
MSI P67A-G45 (B3) ATX Intel Motherboard
Team Elite 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM 1333
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XFX Core Edition PRO550W (P1-550S-XXB9) 550W Power Supply
I got it up and running and it worked great up until I decided to do a performance test with City of Heroes. My PC handled the game beautifully for about an hour before it abruptly shut down. To my horror, pressing the power button only caused the fans and LEDs to lurch and flicker for a split second before immediately shutting down. I started removing components and attempted a boot with just the motherboard, CPU and one RAM stick connected. This time it actually powered on for more than half second, so I shut it down to repeat the process while reconnecting components one at a time.
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Now, my question is: what do these beeps mean? Consulting the manual and google turned up no useful information, but the circumstances seem to suggest that they mean my video card is bad/missing. I'm hoping this is the case as I want to make sure the video card is the only thing I need to replace. Any help would be appreciated.

Stu has some information & links on this in his thread; https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=129806.0

MSI P67A-G45 (B3) wiring questions

Does anyone else have the MSI P67A-G45 (B3) board out there that can explain how to hook up the front panel power and light switched? I'm seeing two different diagrams in the manuals.
Also, can I use a 4, 6 or 8 pin connection in the jpwr2 power slot?
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the front panel power and light switched? I'm seeing two different diagrams in the manuals.
There are two diagrams because there are two different pin headers (JFP1 & JFP2). Use JFP1.
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Also, can I use a 4, 6 or 8 pin connection in the jpwr2 power slot?
No. Either a 4-Pin or an 8-Pin (or 2x4-Pin combined) plug that is a dedicated +12V CPU(!) power connector. Do not plug a 6-Pin or a 6+2-Pin PCI-E (video card) power connector into the CPU Power Socket.
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I want this baby to power on when I first fire it up eventually.
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How much pain does registering two Oracle Testing Id Cause to everyone?

Reading the forum over the last 8 months or so seems apparent to me that if a candidate has two (or more!) Oracle Testing Id's and takes exams under both then problems will result as certifications will not be generated untill all pre-requisite passes are under the same Oracle Testing Id. (For those having taken exams under Prometric their Oracle Testing Id has been set to their old Prometric Id.)
the pain this caused in the old Prometric days is mentioned on the Oracle Certification Blogs Here [http://blogs.oracle.com/certification/2008/09/one_plus_one_zero_when_it_come.html] (dont follow the procedure there .. its out of date).
The procedure for sorting this still remains a merge, however now through Pearson VUE. The procedure is not directly on Support FAQs [http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=82#5Q1A] though would indirectly be covered by (I have not received my success kit what do I do?). The procedure required is however authoratively mentioned at {message:id=3923313}. However as can be seen in the rest of the thread {thread:id=991553} there appears to be occasions when some Pearson Personnel VUE appear to not realise they are responsible for initiating the merge and sometimes the merge man may be on holiday (or maybe off on stress through the number of merge's perhaps?)
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Oracle and Pearson VUE have pain through this as well. There is a support cost dealing with the Oracle Testing Id Merge. Not just in authenticating and performing the merge but also when the query comes as a problem but the root cause is found to be multiple Oracle Testing Ids. While this does give support teams an opportunity to perform the net effect is increased costs for Oracle/Pearson VUE - which means reduced profits or perhaps more likely increased exam costs for everyone - in other words a pain for everyone.
Basically no one wins on this.
Why does it happen? I'll exclude why people have had multiple Prometric Id's (Oracle Testing Id's) for exams taken under Prometric. What was done under Prometric has been done.
However under Pearson VUE why might this happen?
If I start off at the linke [http://www.pearsonvue.com/Oracle] - Click on My Account - then the Link Create a new web account a form is presented:
The key part of this form is in the Previous Testing History Frame :
Please provide the following information.
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     (*) Yes, I have tested with Oracle Certification Program before.
           Enter your Oracle Testing ID, if available:If people answer NO to this question and subsequently then need/request an Oracle Testing Id Merge in my opinion they should be charged for this. This is a blatant mistruth. I suspect some people may rush to get regsitered and take the exam and or care about the registration details; or are happy for it to be sorted afterwards rather than getting the Oracle Testing Id. Sorted now.
HOWEVER:
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- There also needs to be indications that if two Pearson VUE Oracle Accounts have been created then subsequently different exams have been passed on each then merging will incur a cost. This is just slopiness by the registrant.
If the people answer yes; but make a mistake in the Oracle Testing Id, they hopefully that would be picked up.
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There is also IMHO a big issue here that it is not obvious from this page that canididates should enter their old Prometic Testing Id here.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++
In summary I believe people having mulitple Oracle Testing Id's hurts us all, and to prevent this I would suggest a charge for merge where a candidate have incorrectly siad they have not done Oracle Testing before and where they have a had clear chance to correct this in the event the relevant form radio button has flipped without them noticing.
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Notes:
(1) Any pages referenced are by myself from UK at time of post. Sometimes from other countries they can be different

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Unable to update P67A-G45

Hello all,
I have been running my P67A-G45 (B3) based system for over a year now with no issues. Every few months I check MSI's site for BIOS updates and have been flashing via the HP Flashdrive utility. Ive used this method several times with no errors.
Im currently running BIOS 1.12 dated 7-22-2011 and I want to update to version 1.I
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"ROM file ROMID is not compatible with existing BIOS ROMID"
Is there something im doing wrong? or is the MSI website linking to the wrong BIOS?

Quote from: resident56 on 23-June-12, 05:17:33
I have been running my P67A-G45 (B3) based system for over a year now with no issues. [Every few months I check MSI's site for BIOS updates and have been flashing via the HP Flashdrive utility.
Quote from: resident56 on 23-June-12, 05:17:33
Im currently running BIOS 1.12 dated 7-22-2011 and I want to update to version 1.I
This is weird. If you mentioned that you update your BIOS every few months, your last BIOS version should be version 1.H dated 13-01-2012.
For the board, P67A-G45 (B3), there was never an official BIOS of 1.12 dated 7-22-2011, the only two BIOS versions that were available between April to October were version 1.B dated 14-04-2011, and version 1.D dated 04-10-2011.
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Classromm test is some thing which is a physical activity. So it would be better not to include that in SAP as a seperate course.
And one more question that arises is if an employee takes up WBT, then at what frequency classroom tests would be conducted.
This makes it impossible to define a classroom tarining for post test.
Instead it would be better to define two WBTs in a curriculum
And the second one will be used to book a slot for test. Once the test is completed, the score can be directly uploaded to the relevant tables for the second WBT. So you will be hvaing two courses , with two scores.
The secod WBT is merely being used to store the scores for classroom post test.
if you want to view both the scores seperately, then both of them cannot be stored in the same course

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I have a project that requires a pre-test, post-test and
knowledge reviews throughout the course. I have created 10 question
slides (I did not use question pools). I am having two issues occur
within the course. First I do not want to track or score the
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I do want the user to go through and receive feedback on each
question answered incorrectly but I do not want a score to be
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Currently all the questions are being tallied in the course.
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and knowldge reviews as graded questions but I deselected Report
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passing of a score, which is not the case.
If anyone can offer some advice or point me to some
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help.
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My client does not want to see this indicator. The current work
around I am using is to reduce the font size of the indicator to
5pt, setting the font color to match my background and then
positioning the indicator in a set loation on the page. While this
workaround works I would like to remove it in total if possible.
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The first part sounds very weird. I just made a project which
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not tracked in the final test. I used Graded questions in my course
and I initially set the score per question to 0 points. After I
found out that they were counted in the question total I removed
the reporting for each of the questions. Now the points are not
being counted and also the questions are not being counted in the
final assesment - I just have the 6 questions out of 6 in the
post-test even though I have 4 knowledge checks inside the course
it self.
Try and click F9 to open up the advanced interaction panel
and make sure that the answers are not being reported. I know it's
obvious, but sometimes Captivate does some weird things.
As for your second question regarding the progress indicator
you can remove that by going to Quiz - Quiz Preferences - Settings
and then unchecking the box "Show Progress".
Best regards,
Michael

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Hi, just got all components for my pc and i installed everything. My problem is wheni press the power switch, everything starts fine and the fans spin up and the LED's on the board are fine but after 4-5sec it shuts itself off and tries the exact same process again. To troubleshoot i removed RAM, Video card, HD... just have CPU, cpu fan but still getting same issue..
Here is the list of the components i have..
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MSI P67A-G45 (B3) P67 ATX LGA1155 DDR3 2PCI-E16 3PCI-E 2PCI SLI CrossFireX SATA3 USB3 Motherboard
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