Re: MSI Gaming 7 Motherboard Not Booting

If it's a multi-bios system, make sure the bios version on both chip are the same.

Hi,
I think I fixed the USB issue. I just removed the old NEC USB 3 driver and use only the Intel uSB 3 driver and it has no problems with my front usb ports now.
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PC won't boot. MSI Gaming 7 motherboard had a debug code of 67.

PC won't boot. MSI Gaming 7 motherboard had a **debug code of 67**.
I ran Malwarebytes this morning, it found some stuff, I had it remove them and rebooted. Haven't been able to get my PC to boot since :(
When I begin booting, nothing happens at all on the monitors, the PC itself has power and it looks like it's on but I only get this error code 67 on the motherboard and that's it.
Really don't want to unseat the CPU for any reason to troubleshoot that. CPU is always a pain in the ass for me to remove and place back into a PC. lol.
Specs:
PC:
* Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit
* Rosewill THOR V2 Case
* EVGA GeForce GTX 970 FTW Edition GPU
* Thermaltake NiC C5 CPU Cooler
* Rosewill SSD/HDD Mountaing Kit with 60mm Fan
* CORSAIR Vengeance 16GB RAM
* CORSAIR HX850i 850W Power Supply
* Intel i7-4790k CPU
* MSI Z97-Gaming 7 Motherboard
* Samsung 840 EVO 120GB SSD
* Western Digital Blue 1TB Drive x 3
Audio:
* Blue Yeti Mic
* Rode PSA1 Mic Boom Arm
* Audio-Technica ATH-M30 Headphones
Networking:
* Cisco Linksys EA4500
* Motorola SURFBoard SB6121
* CAT 6 Ethernet Cables
Peripherals & Misc:
* PS4 Controller
* Razer Naga 2014
* ASUS VS278Q-P 27" 1ms Monitor x 2
* HP 23" S2331 x1
* Logitech C920 Webcam

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.

Gaming 3 motherboard not working with dual channel ram

Hello,
Whenever I try to put the RAM in dual channel (slots 1/3 or 2/4) in the motherboard Gaming 3 (z97), the motherboard stops working, and starts a loop of getting power for two seconds, and turning off again.. untill I kill the mains.
This doesn't happen when the Ram is in single channel (slots 1 and 2)
The ram is Corsair Value select 4 GB x2
My specs are:
Intel i5-4690k
Nvidia Gtx 750 Ti
MSI Gaming 3 motherboard
Corsair Value select 4 GB x 2
Samsung Evo 128 GB SSD
The bios version is 2.3
Any help would be great. Is it a motherboard specific problem? Or voltage issues?

Hi,
can you refer to manual and check which DIMM slots are default? As far as I know, they're 1 and 3.
Test each RAM stick individually, by going from DIMM #1 until #4. Working fine? Test the other same way. Also look around CPU socket and RAM slots for any scratches or other unusual stand offs. Also try to lower RAM down to 1333 and try again.

MSI gaming 7 does not post anymore with DIMMS 5 and 7

Hi,
I recieved my Gaming 7 last week, and initially it would not boot with DIMMS 1-3-5-7 filled. I pulled the ram from 5 and 7 and it would work. Later I decided to try again by filling of the problamatic DIMMs one at a time. After everything was worked, today I ended up having to do some work in the case and I pulled all my RAM, and now DIMMs 5 and 7 will not work, well the system will not boot and becomes stuck at BIOS code 67. I have never gone over 1.25v on the CPU Vcore, and I have a very good heat sink on the processor. The system was stable when I removed the DIMMS, the only reason was to diagnose a problem which happened to end up being a faulty DVI cable. I did run a version of the Prime95 bench mark program for a few minutes that ended up giving very high tempatures around 90c, but that was days ago. Any ideas?

My full specs are :
CPU - Intel 5820k
RAM - Corsair 2133 DDR4 4x4GB
Cooler - Phanteks PH‑TC14PE
I would have to try the "bad RAM" in the "good DIMMS" to run a memcheck because the system doesn't boot at all when more than 2 are filled. It's something I could try.
I think the issue may be that DDR4 is very hard to seat properly on this MB, or the motherboard may be sensitive to small amounts of dust.
I have looked through the forum and other posts with similar problems:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=183992.0
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=184104.0

MSI X Power II Not Booting With 4930k Intel I7

Hey Guys, I have this annoying problem and I belive after doing a little research im not the only one. I get an Error on my LED Display on the motherboard FF. No display etc, How can I update the BIOS, but not getting a new I7 chip or taking it to an IT Specialist that can flash it as it will cost $$.
P.S - What does the FF on the indicator mean as i couldn't find answers anywhere? Thanks
KaNo5003...

Quote from: bowl on 10-October-13, 00:04:23
I am having exactly the same problem with a brand new MSI xpower II not booting up with 4930K. I asked a local shop to flash the BIOS for me, but they only have a Xeon E5-2603. There are many Xeon E5 processors in the Supported CPU list, but 2603 is not listed. Does anyone know if this board supports E5 2603 ? Thanks for your advice!
If it is not in the MSI CPU Support List, then it is not supported, however, it may work just enough to perform a flash. This is not the case trying an Ivy-E CPU, as they are not supported for sure. A shop with an SPI flash programming device doesn't need a CPU installed at all.

A78M-E35 motherboard not booting!

Hello! I have problem with MSI A78M-E35 motherboard. I installed CPU, one memory stick and GPU, plugged all wires (ATX 24 pin and 4 pic for CPU), also front panel connectors.
Board: MSI A78M-E35 (S/N 601-7721-150B1401110990)
Processor: AMD Athlon X4 860K 3.7GHz/4MB FM2+
Video: NVidia GeForce 8600 GT 512 MB 128 bit
DIMM: Kingston DDR3-1866 4096MB PC3-14900 HyperX FURY
It's start spinning fans, but no boot next. Just a black screen. Please help, what version of bios my motherboard have?

without a supported CPU installed you have very little chance of being able to flash the board unless its done VIA a SPI flash programmer hooked upto JSPI1 on the board near the BIOS chip!
so you only have 3 ways to get it fixed:
1: RMA the board to MSI to get it reflashed
2: find a shop near you that can do a SPI flash of a board
3: borrow a supported CPU to get it to post so you can perform a flash
(if you can make a USB stick with the updated BIOS file on it and place it into a USB 2.0 port on the board it may be able to blind flash to the newer version but its not very likely to work but you could give that a go!)

MSI Gaming app will not start up or run

I just installed a new MSI GTX 960 Gaming 4G and also installed the MSI gaming app. When I click on the app to open it appears in my notification window, but as soon as I mouse over the icon it disappears. The app stops running. I have uninstalled and re-installed like 12 times and restarted the computer 15 times. I'm kind of a noob when it comes to using new stuff so any help would be nice. Thanks

It's an issue with Gaming APP that is currently not fixed. Open a ticket with MSI support to add more cases for MSI to check and find the problem: >>How to contact MSI.<<

MSI Gaming app does not work with SLI

I'm now doing SLI with two 770's and the Gaming app does not work. I follow the instructions that tell me to disable and then enable SLI for it to work but it does not work.

Simply don't use the gaming APP but the more advanced Afterburner: >>How to use MSI Afterburner<<

MSI P43 Neo3 will not boot

CPU: Intel C2Q 9300 @ 2.5Ghz
GPU: eVGA 8800GT KO SLI 650/950/1620
Mobo: MSI P43 Neo3
Ram: OCZ Platinum 4GB (2 x 2GB)
Sound: SB X-Fi Gamer
PSU: Antec TruePower Quattro TPQ-1000 1000W
OS: Windows Vista Home Premium 64 bit
I put this all together, and it simply will not boot. Hard drives fire up, all my fans spin, optical drives try to read but I get no post to the screen whatsoever.
Also, I would like to add that I had two GeForce 8800gt's since I was the proud (sarcasm) owner of an eVGA 750 Sli FTW. I also own an MSI Radeon 1550 graphics card. All three were tried, system would post with none of them.
Any help you guys might be able to give would be extremely helpful, thanks in advance.

Quote from: Jack the Newbie on 15-August-08, 16:15:54
Hello,
please do this:
1) Take the board out of the case and test it on a non-conducting surface in barebone configuration.
2) Barebone configuration means:
- CPU (reseat CPU & heatsink, check socket for bent or broken pins)
- video card
- one stick of RAM (test both modules seperately in all memory slots)
- Keyboard
- power connections (Board: 4-Pin +12V CPU and 24-Pin ATX, Video Card: 6/8 Pin +12V PCIe)
[Remove all hard drives, optical drives, add-on Cards (X-FI), case wiring, additional USB Devices, Card Readers etc. from board and/or PSU]
3) After Hardware changes clear CMOS with main A/C power cable removed from PSU.
Did all of that, even checked with my with coolermaster 600w PSU with 2 12 volt rails. No difference.

[845 Series] MSI 845gv-m3 Mobo not booting when ATI RADEON 9550 G/Card inserted

Hi All
I have a problem with a new graphics card that I have installed. I had the Radeon 7000 Series 64MB Card. PC worked fine with this card...now I want to upgrade to 9550 256MB AGP 8X Card but pc does not boot. It is as if there is no graphics card installed.
Does anyone know of a sollution to this problem. I would really appreciate the help.
Thanks and hope there will be someone that can help

No external power....i think i have found the problem. I was chatting to some ppl online and found that the board does not support it.
I'm looking further into how I can overcome the problem of compatibility. I tried flashing bios but even the new bios does not make a diff.
The board is 845GV-M3 which is not found on MSI site, but is on ECS's web site.
That is where I got the info on supported cards. The ATI Radeon 9500 is supported though, which makes me think the 9550 should also be supported. But I know very little about 3D cards.
Thanks for the reply

MSI Gaming App Will NOT Start

If this is the wrong forum I apologize, I didn't see any other place for topics about MSI software.
When my PC starts, the MSI Gaming App doesn't start automatically, I have to manually start it by double-clicking the icon on the desktop. However, it is a crap shoot if the program will even run; usually it doesn't and I have to completely restart my computer and cross my fingers. I've re-installed, updated, etc., but it keeps doing this. Any help would be fantastic.
Specs: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, 14GB G.Skill RipjawsX DDR3, i5 2500K @ 4.5GHz, MSI GTX760 2GB OC Gaming Edition

Hi
Quote from: MysticDaedra on 10-April-15, 03:07:13
Specs: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, 14GB G.Skill RipjawsX DDR3, i5 2500K @ 4.5GHz, MSI GTX760 2GB OC Gaming Edition
Are you mixing RAM?
Did the software ever worked before? Try to uninstall it (Programs&Features), remove any folders and registry files that Gaming App have made (you can also use CCleaner to clear registry errors). Then reboot and try to install+run Gaming App again. What was the version you have tried? From the CD included with the card or from MSI website? If possible, tell exact version.

MOVED: PC won't boot. MSI Gaming 7 motherboard had a debug code of 67.

This topic has been moved to GAMING Motherboards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=256252.0

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.

Overclock function not working on MSI Gaming 7 motherboard

I just finished my first build Using the MSI z97 Gaming 7 Mb, 4790k, G Skill 2666 DDR5, and MSI Geforce GTX 760 FT O/C.
I've gone into the UEFI into the OC section and can change from all cores to per core but cant change the CPU setting from Auto.
It's lit up like its available but, wont let me change it. Is the something that I might of missed. I am a complete noob trying to learn.
Thank you in advance for your help and patience.

Dunno if it helps but I had a similar situation when I first built my system. Turned out the OC Genie soft button was set (top left corner of BIOS screen). After I unclicked it, everything was available for changes.

Re: MSI Gaming 5 Z97 not recognizing keyboard and boot devices.

Jaspericus, open your own thread for your issue please. Don't resurrect or hijack other's. >>Please read and comply with the Forum Rules.<<

We don't assist with OEM hardware but MSI retail hardware only. >>Please read and comply with the Forum Rules.<< Contact HP about it.

X99S GAMING 9 AC Not booting - Debug 94 code - Issue with GTX 980 SLI in WoW

Hello, I bought the X99S GAMING 9 AC motherboard but have ran into some issues.
The computer won't boot when I put my second MSI GTX 980 Gaming 4 GB card in the last PCEI 3.0 port (PCIE port 5) and I get the debug LED message 94 on the motherboard. I have a SLI setup.
The first card I have in the second PCIE 3.0 port due to the Noctua U14S CPU fan takes up space for the first slot. So I have been running my grafic cards in PCIE slot 2 and 4 with some issues.
First the card in slot 2 gets really warm over 86 celsius. And second: SLI runs really poorly in World of Warcraft. I get a lot higher performance with just one card activated. I am not sure if it's cause I am not running my cards in the recommended PCIE 3.0 ports or because WoW has some issues with SLI, but I heard other people have no issues at all with WoW in SLI.
I got the same issue with 3Dmark firestrike, the cards perform really poor in SLI. I get higher score with SLI turned off..
Though SLI seems to run pretty well in 3dmark 11 and Diablo 3 Reaper of Souls.
But the main issue right now, is that the computer won't boot with the grafic cards in PCIE port 2 and 5. The solution to run them next to each other is not good, cause it gets really hot and I get bad performance in WoW and Firestrike.
Picture of my setup before I switched places with the grafic cards as you can see, it is really tight:
Any upcoming bios updates (got v1.3) that will solve this issue on the horization? Hopefully this get sorted out really soon..
My whole computer setup:
Intel i7 5820K | MSI X99S Gaming 9 AC (bios 1.3) | SLI MSI GTX 980 Gaming 4GB | Samsung 850 Pro 512 GB | WD Red 4TB | G.Skill Ripjaws DDR4 3000MHz 4x4GB | EVGA SuperNOVA P2 1000W | Noctua NH-U14S PnP | Fractal Design Define XL R2 | 5 Noctua NF-A14 PWM 140mm fans | Windows 7 Pro 64 bit

You must use the recommended PCIE slots as the manual says for your CPU type, PCIE #1 and PCIE #4 if I remember, just open the manual :P for optimal 2Way SLI, also your 5820k will limit to 28 pcie lanes only if you plan to add more vgas...the other problem is your giant CPU air cooler blocking PCIE#1, do a favor to yourself, buy a watercooler for your 5820k and your problems are gone, add some overclock in your system, low noise and better temps.
Here I use 3x980 in SLI with X99S Gaming 9 AC, going soon to WC the VGAs with EK blocks.....3way is far more temperature critical than 2way spaced one.
Cheers

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