[Solved] Problems with MSI GP60 2OD-410XFR

Hello everyone,
First of all sorry for my english.
Here it is, my problem. I bought one new laptop gaming notebooks (MSI GP60 2OD-410XFR), and i've got some problemes.
1st time i turned it on, it displayed two lignes exactly like this :
" Checking media presence
No media present "
Then, i searched the problem and the solution in internet. Some guys told me that i should change Boot mode devices: from UEFI to LEGACY. I did it but one more new problem has displayed:
" Intel UNPI PXE-2.0 (build 083)
Copyright (C) 1997-2000 Intel Corporation
For Atheros PCIE Ethernet Controller v21.1.2(09/06/12)
Check cable connection!
PXE-MOF : Exiting Intel PXE ROM
Reboot and select proper Boot device
or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot deviece and press a key "
After that, i tryied to install Windows 7 because i think that Windows has not installed (because normally, logo Windows will be labeled on laptop if we've got one,and on mine has nothing) . But unfortunately, the blue screen has displayed after windows is loading files:
" Stop : c000007b {Bad Image}
....\system32\basesrv.DLL is either not desingned to run on Windows or it contains an error. Try installing the programme again using the original installation on media or ..... "
Does anyone know what happened to my laptop and can you tell me step by step what i have to do to resolve them?
Thank you very much and sorry for my english once again.

Hello,
I can reply you in french if you want, because yu buy a NB sell in France, I believe you speak FR
About your NB, you buy one without operating system, so it's normal you don't start Windows.
The message about PCE are normal too because it's about the NB try to boot from network, so don't worry about that.
The only problem are fact you get blue screen when try to install Windows 7, look like your DVD/USB key are not good.
What do you use exactly and do you have another one for try and see if not link to your image are not good ?

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1 GB Kingston PC3200 DDR-SDRAM
MSI GeForce 6600GT or MSI GeForce 6600LE graphics
Maxtor 120 GB SATA disk (6L120M0)
Sony DVD-RW drive
Anyway, I wanna say thanks for the quick answers...

Thats not what I read (assuming this is the same correct model)
420W double unit
DC O/P Load Max
+5V 42 Amp.
+12V 16 Amp.
+3.3V 28 Amp.
-5V 0.5 Amp.
-12V 0.8 Amp.
+5VSB 2 Amp.
Agreed that one is 420W, but is that it or not?

[Solved] Problem with mouse cursor gnome3

Hi
I moved back to Archlinux after a brief stay in LMDE, and test the new GNOME3, I am unpleasantly surprised that after a while the mouse is moving himself toward the top of the screen. I searched the internet, and seems to be a problem with the gnome-shell for some time, but I am not able to find the solution.
Momentarily solved by restarting gnome with ALT + F2 + r + Enter, but after a while, same thing happens again.
Can be well with photography programs, but of course if you do not solve this issue, GNOME, I can not use
Can you give me a helping hand?
Thanks and regards
Rafa
Last edited by Warper4 (2011-08-16 18:09:50)

I don't know about Gnome, but my laptop had that problem. I tracked it down the 3d accelerometer being used to simulate a joystick. Of course, I also had (previously) set up another joystick to operate as a mouse. In the end, the cursor "drifted" when the laptop was not level
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[SOLVED] Problem with Vuze and Java RE x86_64

Hello all !
First of all, sorry if this issue was posted before, but find no related issue similar to mine.
Using pacman, I successfully installed JRE (version 6u16-1-x86_64) and Vuze (version 4.2.0.8-1, former Azureus), but Vuze doesn't want to start.
Running the Vuze's executable in the gnome-terminal, I notice messages from vuze informing it can't find Java executable ("Java exec not found in PATH, starting auto-search..." AND "OOPS, unable to locate java exec in /usr/java/latest /usr/java /usr/lib/jvm/latest /usr/lib/jvm hierarchy") and therefore cannot start the Vuze UI. I also tried but failed in verify the version of Java with the command "java -version" due to command not found.
What is the best approach to fix this problem with Java 64 bits?
Thanks in advance
Last edited by josephg (2009-09-28 18:55:56)

peart wrote:Just log out and back in, most likely. There are scripts in /etc/profile.d/ that need to be run to set up your java environment. They get run automatically when you log in.
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