Re: MSI 970A Boot Error Code 99

Hello, wow shooffnyc I'm having almost the same issue and with a very similar build.
At startup I get POST error 99 if I have anything other than my mouse and keyboard connected via USB so my webcam and USB stick all need to be unplugged then after res...

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Z77A-GD80 Boot Error Code 55

Okay, let me start with my setup.
CPU: i5 3570K
MOBO: Z77A-GD80
RAM: 4x16GB 2133 Patriot Viper 3
PSU: Corsair AX850
GPU: EVGA GTX 690
My rig is able to boot when more than 2 DIMM slots are used. It will post Error Code 55 and just try to reboot repeatedly with no luck. I tried the following method that worked on my old ASRock Extreme6.
1. Turn system off
2. Take all RAM out except A1
3. Clear CMOS
4. Set XPM Profile1
5. Repeat steps 1-4 adding another stick of RAM until all 4 are installed.
To no luck, this method wasn't successful with the GD80.
Any suggestions?

Quote from: xmad on 07-September-12, 04:36:35
Do you have bios 1.0 installed?
1.1 was terrible for allot of us with the z77a-gd80.
Try: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=160715.0
Use the forums flash tool.
>>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<
Then try with xmp disabled afer a full cmos clear.
Ps. Did you try each stick individually and each dimm by itself as well? (Check for bad memory / dimm/pathway etc)
I will flash BIOS to 1.0 this afternoon.
Yes, I tried each DIMM slot and all memory sticks work. I changed MOBOs from ASRock Extreme6 to the GD-80.
Thanks for the suggestion, I post results tonight.

Windows boot error code 0xC00000e9

When booting from windows 7 Installation DVD source in my Windows server 2008 R2 there is an error pertained-Error code 0x00000e9-File: \Boot\BCD (An unexpected I/O error has occured).What is this error? What is the remedy for this?MumthazMuhsin

Hi,
Did you want to install Windows 7 on your Windows server 2008R2?
The error message: An unexpected I/O error has occurred. Status: (0Xc00000e9)
is a hardware error pertaining to your system’s BIOS. Basically it is telling you that the computer is not able to reliably communicate with the hard drive.
I suggest to update BIOS to the latest version, and try to rebuilt BCD follow these steps in this thread:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winservergen/thread/0e6a7b6a-70de-41af-b2c8-5f8f3c86cef7/
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SCCM Client.msi failed Exist Error Code 1603

Hello ,
I tried my level best failed to figure out the issue
I did WMI rebuild, Restart, re-install client and all
The CCMSETUP.log file giving below error message
C:\windows\ccmsetup\{181D79D7-1115-4D96-8E9B-5833DF92FBB4}\client.msi installation failed. Error text: ExistCode :1603
Action:
Errormessages:
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status: 1603.
MSI (s) (30:D4) [13:40:24:702]: Product: Configuration Manager Client - Update 'CLP2052' could not be installed. Error code 1603. Additional information is available in the log file C:\windows\ccmsetup\Logs\client.msi.log.
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MSI (s) (30:E4) [13:40:24:714]: Restoring environment variables
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=== Verbose logging stopped: 12-09-2014 13:40:24 ===
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HP Pavilion DV7 1120eo doesn't boot (Error Code 1 / CPU)

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I have a DV7 that doesn't want to boot.
When I try to boot it up, the screen just stays black and the caps lock indicator blinks one time between each "pause", which should be an error code for broken CPU(?!).
I asked the HP Support team on Twitter how reliable the error codes are, and according to them they should be reliable.
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MSI Z77 Mpower error code "B2"

Hello,
I had just bought a Z77 MPOWER board to fit with my Core i7 -3770K.
When i try to boot i got the code error "b2" and nothing more...
Many people seems to had got the same problem, so i tried few "solutions".
When i downgrade my GPU card (7970 Radeon) to an old 8800 GTS, i can boot, but Keyboard and DVD and one of my HDDs are not activated (so i can't install MSI drivers from CD) the mouse works.
I had Already install the last BIOS from MSI support, that don't change anything.
I will be glad to get help , i barely going to send back all stuff to seller
and go back to Asus Board...
Thx for the help
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8 Go GSkill Sniper
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thx for your advice always nice to get a good advice
but as i had repair the original PSU i will save few bucks and keep going with it.
i go sleep i pray for new idear about the "B2" problem.
in anyway i will be oblige to contact my seller , i only have 10 days to change the board if i can't solve the problem :(
Good night all.

MSI Start-up error codes (not beep codes)

When i see the MSI Mainboard start-up screen, I see a number or letter at the bottom right.
The numbers and letters I see are: 99, A3, and B6. But, most of the time, I see 99.
What do they mean?
Here is my PC
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MSI Mainboard: AMD Socket 970A-G46 CrossFireX
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99 = Super IO Initialization
A3 = IDE Enable
B6 = Clean-up of NVRAM
all are post codes and if its quickly passing them your ok and its nothing to worry about! is it getting stuck on 99 for a prolonged period or are you just curious?
here is a useful document that will help https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=164951.0;attach=10626 just reference the description and search it and you will find more information and more detailed descriptions!

[SOLVED] motherboard MSI Z77A-GD65 error code B2

hello,
I recently installed an MSI Z77A-GD65.
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- Case CM HAF932 advanced
I searched all the forums I have not found anything on my problem is the following.
at the first start (after installing the hardware) I got a black screen with the little bar at the top left flashing in the bottom right and "B2" then a black screen with the same small bar but not flashing. On my motherboard I have a set of code that runs and stops at B2. No BIOS.J 'tried everything:
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NOTHING .......................... I do not understand

Reading A0, it is at the point of OS loading. A0 is not an error.
Quote from: rastababy972 on 28-October-12, 07:07:05
I tried and I get an error A0 or A2 but nothing on the screen (my screen turns off after a while because no signal)
Even when using the onboard graphics?

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Hey folks,
I just purchased this board with an i5-4670k
I have a weird issue with the boot process. It doesn't occur at bios default values, only when I change them.
Here is the steps I do prior to get this stalled on BIOS load screen
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So I know the the OC is fine, since the stress test is OK for that long. I tried it several time, but only stressed it for 30min, then reboot and BOOMMM again. :/
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Thx
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MB: Z87-G45 Gaming
BIOS: v1.6 (Which I falshed from the BIOS menu)
CPU: i5-4670k
RAM: Corsair 8GB (1866MHz)
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Hey!
I decided to chip in since I have almost the same issue.
My PC boots to Windows and runs just fine apart from the 2second A2 debug code delay. Been playing games like BF4 for a good amount of time etc.
I just seem to be getting that same A2 debug code whenever I boot, seems to be the WD Caviar Red drive I just bought a week ago, already tried a few different sata and power cables, which dont help the case. When I unplug it the boot happens normally without any debug codes. Thing is the HDD seems to be working just fine, tested it with HD Tune Pro and CrystalDiskInfo. Also im not certain, but pretty sure that the A2 debug code only started happening after I installed a GTX 770 (day after the WD 1TB Caviar Red drive). Then again that doesnt make much sense? Since then it would most likely be an issue with the PSU, but seeing how I can play BF4 on high settings for 2hours straight it most definately isnt I think. My problem doesnt have anything to do with overclocking though, since I run everything on default.
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Its a PC I've built for a friend, no bios or hardware update had been performed all he did was come in one night and turned it on, and it did that, it has 512Mb DDR 2700, Athlon 2400+ XP and uses everything onboard eg sound and graphics, no it doesn't have a d bracket unfortunatly! Have tried disconnecting all the drives and even swapping the memory and it still gives the same code.
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I do not have a repair disk

Windows is corrupted.
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Is there a location where MSI lists their error codes for mobos, My new build works normally but flashes 9C, 84, 99 and A2 before booting.

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Claasd5335054 you will want to review the MSI log files to determine what error message is preventing the installation from completing.
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