Remote desktop problem @ MSI P55 GD-65

hello guys. i just bought this board with intel i7 860 and install windows server 2003 on it.
like my previous system, i have a problem when connecting to my pc using remote desktop from outside, it will become "black screen" or "blank screen" after login. after several minutes, disconnected with reason: remote desktop disconnected.
i had experienced the same problem with my asus s755 motherboard with q9550, and someone ask me to enable acpi 2.0 inside the bios. after doing that, i finally can remote desktop my pc from outside.
the question is, i don't see any acpi 2.0 enable/disable inside msi p55 gd-65 bios. or is that anything i missed out
thank you in advance.

UPDATED: already format & install windows using AHCI mode. now can remote desktop. thank you for the solution
- PROBLEM SOLVED -

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