Re: H97 Gaming 3 BIOS Issues

What mouse and what mouse driver is in use?
Have you tried different USB port?
Any other USB devices?

Quote from: Chike on Today at 01:42:18What mouse and what mouse driver is in use?
Have you tried different USB port?
Any other USB devices?
actually it's just an ordinary optical mouse, Microsoft Basic Op...

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Z77A-G43 GAMING Bios Issue

Hey all, i'm wondering if anyone else has had this issue or any suggestions for repair. My motherboard is just over a year old and it seems the bios has packed in on me. I don't want to chuck it because I do like this board with my hardware configuration. Before I go any further I would like to say it is definitely a corrupt bios issue and sadly this board only has the one so I cant swap to bios 2. So my question is this: is there a way to flash the bios without being able to POST? The computer currently cycles through the power up process and shuts down after about 1 second which starts again after about 5 seconds and repeats this pattern until I pull the plug.
Any Help would be greatly appreciated!

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Well, I had several problems with the machine over the past few days, The computer keeps failing to post and so I reset the bios as per the manual and all was well again but as soon as I restart the pc, I get the exact same problem. no post and have to reset the bios. This went on for several attempts at rebooting until now it just wont boot and resetting the bios isn't working. I know all other aspects of the setup are working because I have tested them so its the only logical conclusion.
if the computer worked before like you said a year + with the same BIOS,
and you didn't change anything to the BIOS before this happens
then its not BIOS issue, BIOS can't broke by itself
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Is there no way to get the board to copy a new bios from USB stick or something?
placing the BIOS stick over USB key
but i don't think that will makes any difference

Msi 970 gaming bios issue

I have update bios for msi 970 gaming to v22.3
But after this update, the usb 3.0 port of the main not work
Can you help me

Quote from: JLio01 on 12-June-15, 07:26:09
So you keyboard doesn't work with the usb 3.0 port either? All usb devices don't work with these particular ports? Which BIOS version did you update from? using what way?
Try download the VIA usb3:
http://www.msi.com/support/mb/970-GAMING.html#down-driver&Win8.1 64
in the usb 2.0 port, it working fine. I use bios v22.e from msi 970 gaming webpage. My Via usb3 is V4.90a newest. Usually, when boot to windows, the usb 3.0 not work.

H97 Gaming 3 : Booting issue (A2)

Hello,
here's my config :
H97 Gaming 3 motherboard (bios 1.6)
MSI GTX 750 Ti Twin Frozr Gaming
8 GB Ram (Kingston)
1 SSD CRUCIAL 128Go
1 Western Digital Black Edition 1 To
1 Western Digital Green Edition 4 To
1 BD-R Writer
650W corsair power supply
When I power on, the bios still displaying A2.
If I disconnect any hard disk the power on, then it boot up.
Then I connect all the disk and boot up. It will boot up correctly only 1 time.
On the next reboot, it will hang with A2 error.
All the disk (and BD-R) are working fine together on another motherboard (asus P7P55d)
If I clear the bios, then it boots fine only 1 time after displaying that the bios was resetted.
On the next boot, it hang with A2 error.
Don't know how to solve it ... Does anyone have an idea ?
Thanks.

Quote from: cyril.lamy on 08-December-14, 14:16:15
If I reset the bios on the motherboard, on the next boot I have a warning displaying that it was resetted. But I can boot normally just after that (butjust one time, On the next reboot, it hangs again).
Did you try this without the drives and with only one stick of ram?

New bios availible? MSI H97 Gaming 3

Hi
new bios availible? MSI H97 Gaming 3
actual bios 1.81B

1.8 official is out http://www.msi.com/support/mb/H97-GAMING-3.html#down-bios

MOVED: New H97 Gaming 3 will not POST with i5 4690 - Need an old CPU to reflash BIOS?

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Quote from: nealshireman7 on 21-February-15, 22:34:27
I believe I an old version of the BIOS that is incompatible with the i5 4690 but I need the CPU to work to update the BIOS..
Beliefs and computers are two opposite things.
http://www.msi.com/support/mb/H97-GAMING-3.html#support-cpu
Did you put it all in the case or is it still on the bench?

New H97 Gaming 3 will not POST with i5 4690 - Need an old CPU to reflash BIOS?

I just finished assembling my new computer with an i5 4690, H97 Gaming 3, 8GB Kingston DDR3 RAM, 600W PSU. I ordered everything from Amazon a week ago.
When I turn it on, it does not POST or beep, it just power cycles every few seconds. I don't know what BIOS version it has because nothing shows on the screen. I believe I an old version of the BIOS that is incompatible with the i5 4690 but I need the CPU to work to update the BIOS..
I'm not sure I am reading the compatibility list correctly. Are CPUs listed as "7918v10.zip" working on stock BIOS?
msi.com/support/mb/H97-GAMING-3.html#support-cpu
I will install an old CPU, reflash BIOS with current version, and replace the CPU with my i5 4690.
I read on Tom's Hardware that the Pentium G3258 is compatible with stock BIOS. Is this true?

Quote from: nealshireman7 on 21-February-15, 22:34:27
I believe I an old version of the BIOS that is incompatible with the i5 4690 but I need the CPU to work to update the BIOS..
Beliefs and computers are two opposite things.
http://www.msi.com/support/mb/H97-GAMING-3.html#support-cpu
Did you put it all in the case or is it still on the bench?

MSI H97 GAMING 3 Intel H97 With 2GB Asus GTX 760 DirectCU

ust built my pc got it working with onboard grapics when i plug the dvi into the graphics card i get no display the HDD has a fresh install of windows 7 i haven't installed any drivers for the mobo or the GPU, im also using a fairly old VGA monitor and im using a VGA TO DVI connector.
specs
8GB (2x4GB) Corsair DDR3 Vengeance
Intel Core i7 4770K Quad Core
2GB Asus GTX 760 DirectCU II OC, 28 1
MSI H97 GAMING 3 Intel H97 (Socket 1150) DDR3 ATX Motherboard
This card has to be compatible with this board right? it can't be that issue?

Quote from: Nichrome on 27-October-14, 23:23:26
Hi,
Yes both are compatible.
What is your power supply?
Also did you try any different cable for video between GPU and TV/monitor? Maybe try different monitor too.
Hello ah, so the card and the MoBo are compatible? thats great!
PSU is Corsair CX750M 750W ATX 80+ Bronze PC Power Supply
also i will try a newer monitor that just has a DVI wire rather than using a converter

H97 Gaming 3 - Audio Problem

Hello, I have a problem with the audio of my new MSI h97 gaming 3
The audio works, but is distorted.
I have already installed the latest realtek audio driver (6.0.1.7293)
I have already tried to change headset.
Hardware
Mobo: MSI H97 Gaming 3
CPU: Intel Core i5-4690
RAM: G.Skill Ares
GPU: MSI GTX 970
PSU: XFX 650w 80+ Gold
SSD: Samsung 840Evo
HDD: WD Blue
OS: Windows 8.1 Pro

Quote from: darkhawk on 29-November-14, 21:40:04
I understand you aren't using Linux, but this might be helpful....
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1321421
In particular, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1321421/comments/21
Apparently there is an issue with the Intel PCHs and this audio card specifically. I'm not sure it's 100% related, but I figure it's worth mentioning.
Possibly this is also related: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2027573&p=12109016#post12109016
It sounds like there is an interrupt issue that could possibly be solved by not allowing the CPU to change C-States.
Or it could properly be solved via drivers I believe.
I would contact Realtek about the issue.
Sorry but i can't understand this solution.

MSI 970 Gaming Mobo Issue - 5 beeps

Hi Guys,
I've trawled the internet for answers, and I still dont know what to do.
I have built a new system. Ive put an MSI 970 Gaming Motherboard and an AMD FX8350 CPU and a Sapphire Dual-X Radeon R9 270X 2GB GDDR5 GPU. The rest is irrelevant at the moment, as nothing else is plugged in other than these 3 parts.
I booted up the machine, and I got no video, and nothing happening at all. Thought this was a bit strange so I headed out to Maplin to buy a Motherboard test kit. Plugged the speaker onto the motherboard, and it is giving me 5 beeps.
So... I contacted Amazon and swapped my CPU for a different one, as this was the information I was given through a different forum.
Just put the CPU into the machine (taking all static care etc.) and switched it on. 5 beeps again.
Literally stumped as to what I should do next? I would have thought replacing the CPU would have fixed this issue, but apparently not!
Is 5 beeps definitely the CPU? No video either, so if it isnt, why is this still not working?
Cheers,

My apologies - just a bit desperate for an answer I suppose
Main Board: MSI 970 Gaming
Bios Version: AMI BIOS
Video Card: Sapphire Dual-X Radeon R9 270X 2GB GDDR5 GPU
PSU: 850W
12v rail Rating of listed PSU: Dual
CPU: AMD FX8350
Memory: HyperX FURY Series 8GB DDR3 1600MHz
SSD/ HDD: 1TB WD SATA (NOT ATTACHED)
CPU COOLER: Stock AMD FX8350
Raid Card: N/A
Sound Card: Onboard Motherboard
Any Additional hardware plugged into your system: Non
OC: No
Operating System: Not installed yet (eventually Windows 8.1)
I've had a good look around, and doesnt appear to be anything surrounding motherboard that you've listed - no discolouration, no visible scratches etc.

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H97 Gaming 3 MS-7918 vs. Nvidia Geforce GTX 750 TI

Hellou Hellou
Firstly my Speccs_
Motherboard:
H97 Gaming 3 MS-7918
msi.com/product/mb/H97-GAMING-3.html#hero-specification
Graphic Card
Nvidia Geforce GTX 750 TI
msi.com/product/vga/N750Ti-TF-2GD5OC.html#hero-specification
Is this two Supported i mean is that Motherboard Supported to my Graphic Card.
I mean that PCI 16X 3.0 Express thing.
Because i have impossible to get those to work? The game Crashes when i am playing and it's very laggish and pixels are messed.
Motherboard is NEW and Graphic Card is 1-2 months old.
I have tryet everything. New drivers to old drivers.
So is the Graphic card broken or is it that Motherboard is not supporting that Graphic Card?
Thank you very muh from Finland

Oookkey good to know this that it's supported.
Then i think that Graphic card is broken. Have to send it back to the shop where i bought it and get new one.
Problem was that the Graphic card is not working. It's crashing when playing games or starting to play games.
Some times there comes message " nvidia kernel mode driver stopped responding "
Comes black screen, but i can go to desktop ctrl alt delete to shut down the game.
Right now i use older Graphic card "Geforce GTX 460" and it's working very good with the mother board.
Or it's possible, that i have do something to the graphic card to get it to work. Overclocking or something, because the Default settings aren't working.. because right know it's not handelling the job :D

MSI B85-G43 Gaming Bios

HI, I don't see any file related to MSI B85-G43 Gaming Bios, I would like to update ME....

E7816IMS.C33 is the latest Beta
>>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<
Mode 1 pointed at the archive
Or extract the files to a dos bootable usb and run the bat file manually.

K8N Bios issues

I running into some strange bios issues.
If you increase your FSB in the bios past 210 or so the Raid array is no longer detected on SATA 1 and 2. You then have a hell of a time getting back into the bios. No matter how many times you hit the delete button during the boot. Once you are able to get into the bios and lower the FSB your boot order has changed and the Raid array is no longer the first in order?????????????
Whats up with that. Come on MSI get us a good bios. This release version is pretty buggy. If you look at all the reviews on this mobo, take a look at the bios they are using. The Cell menu is located on the Left half of the screen not on the Right like this bios. It seems it also clocks much better than this thing, as I have never heard of any problems on the review sites about dissapearing SATA arrays, unlike I have here on this and other forums.

And that my friends is known as a System Crash. When first running a new system, give it a day or so running at stock settings before going in and changing for increased performance. It may sound "Old-fashioned", but I really believe in letting electronics "burn-in". Then, when you do make changes - make them one at a time, and in small increments! I think this board is really a good one. Aside from slightly higher temps than my 64 3000+, I think it was easier to get running, and a lot more stable.

HP dv6 Bios issue

Hi I have a Hewlett Packard dv6 1204AX
I have it running windows 32 bit.
4GB Ram. Everything else is standard with no overclocking ever.
My problem began today when my mate bought over a black screened laptop.
We began by noticing that his would not turn on. we concluded that it might be the hard drive.
To test this we took the harddrive out of mine and put it in his. We also tried the RAM, removing that from the dv6 but it would not fit. We did not force anything.
We then tried his hard drive in my laptop to see if his harddrive would work...it did not.
I then put my laptop back together, replacing the RAM and the hard drive but when I started it, my laptop was now black screening with the lights blinking twice, pointing at a BIOS issue.
I tried the hard reset with no luck.
I pulled out the hard drive and ram, blew to make sure no dust was on it, and put it back in. Still no luck.
I tried the windows + B fix. Still no good.
I removed CMOS battery for 40 minutes. replaced. Still no go.
I loaded BIOS software from the HP site onto a usb stick but it wouldn't load the stick. DID change the name of the file to a .bin file as told.
I have tried multiple hard resets etc.
I then asked a friend who fixes computers who told me to go and get a new CMOS battery...I did that...put it and still two blips.
I feel like I have exhausted all options.
Please help.

Hi Jason_Fernandes,
I see you are having some weird issues with your keyboard. I will be happy to help you with that. It does sound like it could be a hardware issue. I have included two documents below with some troubleshooting steps to try.
Notebook Keyboard Troubleshooting Windows 8
Notebook Keyboard Troubleshooting Windows 7
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MSI 890FXA-GD70 and 3Ware 9750-4i BIOS issues

This is my second build with this motherboard. This post is just to help anyone who might be trying to get similar hardware combinations to work.
The BIOS revision is 1.7, which was the revision the board came with.
When running with a 3Ware 9750-4i board you will find that the 3Ware BIOS will complain about not being able to install. At first it was complaining about the motherboard BIS not providing enough RAM to live in, but after I set the on-board SATA controller to AHCI is stopped complaining and just didn't show up at all.
Now, don't be discouraged if you aren't booting from the 3Ware controller, because this won't stop it from working. When the OS loads the driver, everything is fine.
I suspect it would also work if you completely disabled the on-board controller, but that wasn't an option for me. I wanted to run three additional HDs and two optical drives on that controller, as well as the four drives on the 3Ware.
I kept experimenting with slot positions for the cards, but nothing produced a change at all.
Finally I spent time in the OS trying to make the AHCI drivers for the on-board controller work with connect/disconnect. There appeared no way in Win7 x64 to get any AHCI drivers to load but the default Microsoft ones, which don't support hot-swap or even connect/disconnect.
It appeared to me that the only AHCI drivers supplied by AMD or MSI specifically work only when the controller is in RAID mode. So I tried setting the controller to RAID mode in the BIOS, and discovered that it now played nice with the 3Ware BIOS. Now I am going to reinstall Windows 7 with the 3Ware drivers and select a 3Ware drive to boot from, to see if I can get the AMD or MSI-supplied drivers to work with the on-board controller. I suspect I will get all the features promised then. If I don't, I will return here and report the results.

I completed the new install of Win7 - this time with the 3ware controller as the primary, and the on-board SATA set to RAID.
First, I had to load drivers for the on-board RAID during the install, just to let the install continue. Then I had to load drivers to tell Win7 about the drive where I wanted to install. I thought it would ask for both up front, but it wouldn't take both - it only wanted the drivers for the controller to which the DVD was connected. THEN, after it was ready to ask for a location for the install, it let me put the 3ware drivers up.
Once the system was loaded, I was disappointed to find that none of the on-board RAID drives showed up in the add/remove dialog, but I was able to use a utility to make them work with hot-swapping. It is called Hotswap!
http://mt-naka.com/hotswap/index_enu.htm
and it allowed me to connect/disconnect drives plugged into the on-board controller housed in the Thermaltake MAX-2533.
With the settings like that, the BIOS issues disappear, with both the on-board RAID and the 3ware co-existing nicely. This indicates to me that there is likely something wrong with the standard AHCI BIOS-related screen that makes the 3ware controller unhappy. I doubt the 3ware is the only BIOS-installing card to feel that way, so if you have your drives set to AHCI, but have issues with any other cards, you might look into setting the drives to RAID or to IDE (though you lose some features like NCQ)
I also forgot to mention that I also have a four-port PCI-Express NIC from Intel in the system, so I have updated the system summary below:
MSI 890FXA-GD70 | AMD Phenom II X6 1090T | ZALMAN CNPS9900MAX-B | CORSAIR Vengeance 16GB CMZ16GX3M4A1600C9B | HIS Silence H557HR1G Radeon HD 5570 | Antec Solo Black case | Corsair CMPSU-750TXV2 | 3ware LSI00216 (9750-4i) | Intel PRO/1000 PT Quad Port NIC | Seagate Barracuda XT ST32000641AS (x7) | Thermaltake MAX-2533 | Plextor PX-L890SA | Plextor PX-B940SA-11

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