Unable to set boot sequence Z87-G45

Hi,
I have a problem with my new MB Z87-G45: when i turn off my new PC, after I press DEL button, on MSI interface I try to press on setting but on monitor appear the following message: Incorrect Bin.
Anybody can help me please?
Thanks

I don't understand why you press del button when turning off... What MSI interface then?

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I recently upgraded my PC with a new MSI Z87-G45 mainboard, processor, 8GB memory, and an MSI video card. I kept my old HDD drives (4x 320GB Western Difgital SATA drives), case, a recently-purchased PSU, etc.
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