Z77A-GD65 debug LED codes

Welcome.
Maybe someone knows what is the cause, with the display "debug LED" is "AD" (as the system begins to load)
and all the time so it displays. Do not go to the "AA"
The second thing is how I go from "sleep", the display is "D3"
A.2 latest Bios
CPU I5 2500
Kingston RAM 1333 2x2
Thank you.
Sorry for my English.

Here is a link to codes;
http://www.ami.com/support/doc/AMI_Aptio_4.x_Status_Codes_PUB.pdf

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MSI z77a-GD65 debug led 15

Just replaced my mobo and cpu, pulled everything together and when I started it up, nothing on the screen and it starts up and shuts down over and over. It's showing a code 22,15, and 55 on the debug led.
I've put in a i5 2500k with a cooler master Hyper 212 evo, a nvidia gtx 670 , 2 x 4 gb sticks of kingston hyper x 1600mhz ddr3, a plextor m3 128 gb ssd and a corsair hx 650w psu.
I've tried clearing the cmos, and tried using 1 stick of ram with no luck at all.
edit: Now it's not showing error 15, it's just 22 then 55.

Quote from: xmad on 10-September-12, 22:46:35
Sounds like the socket is damaged or there is a short, try building it on a non-conductive surface with just 1 stick of ram, cpu, cooler and psu test like that.
If no good, remove the cpu while the mobo is out in the open and inspect the pins with a magnifying glass and bright light.
8x zoom with a camcorder isn't good enough? I can see individual pins, none of them appear to be bent. Already done the latter. Boxed it and put back in the old mobo/cpu and started RMA with NCIX.

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So CPU temp readout doesn't seem to work under UEFI mode?... I thought UEFI was meant to improve BIOS/OS communication?.. The debug LED seems to think it's still waiting for the OS to boot.. ("AD - "Ready to boot") Is this a limitation? Glitch? Is anything being done to correct this? Is it just my board?

Not all UEFI/BIOS versions report CPU temp in the DeBug LED. Report the findings to MSI Tecnical, as they are the only ones that can resolve it if they can duplicate what you describe.
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MSI Big Bang Xpower II did not post - Debug LED Code #67

I need HELP...!
I have a problem my board did not post , did not start and i have the DEBUG LED CODE # 67 displayed.
There is my build
MSI Big Bang Xpower II X79 LGA2011
Intel Core i7 3820 LGA2011 Processor
Corsair Cooling Hydro Series H100 CPU Cooler System LGA2011
G.SKILL Ripjaws Z Series memory (F3-12800CL-32GBZL) DDR3 1600 PC3-12800 - CL10-10-10-30 (8192MB X 4) - 32GIG located in DIMM 1-3-5-7
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LG BH12LS35 Blu-Ray Writer 12X BD-R 16X
Ultra LSP-750 Power Supply
Cooler Master HAF X EATX Tower Case
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No video signal at all and the computer stop and restrart every 15 seconds. When these reset occurs there is no beep on the speaker , nothing at all, no flashing screen either, nothing.
The DEBUG LED display a sequence of flashing numbers 19 - 60 - 19- 60 - 67 and stop showing still the number # 67 for about ten seconds and then he reset again.
I carefully followed the instruction manual for the installation, I installed the memory modules in slots 1 3 5 7, i put my video card in slot PCI-E2. all the power wire are connected correctly 1 x 24 pins ATX, 2 x 8 pins ATX, 1 X 6 pins , all the wire from the front panel are correctly connected to the m-connector in JFP1 & 2.
Did i forget something, I don’t know what the debug led code # 67 exactly mean and what i have to do to fix-it
Someone has an idea what is wrong or have any suggestion to solve this issue.
Thank's all for your help.

I followed some advice to remove the memory modules and this is actually caused by the use of memory but you will see I still have a curious bug.
I referred to the instructions manual to the letter for the choice of DIMM SLOT to put the memory module in single, double, triple and quad channels.
If I install 1 memory module in the DIMM SLOT 1 to operate in single channel, everything is normal and the motherboard POST normally and show the SETUP SCREEN.
If I install 2 memory modules in DIMM SLOT 1 & 3 to run in dual channel, everything is normal and the motherboard POST normally and show the SETUP SCREEN.
If I install three memory modules in DIMM SLOT 1 - 3 - 5 to run in triple channel, everything is normal and the motherboard POST normally and show the SETUP SCREEN.
As soon as I install four DIMMs modules mémoiredans SLOT 1 - 3 - 5 - 7 to run in quad channel, the motherboard freezes and does NOT POST and show code 67 on the debug led and has reset itself every 20 seconds.
I tried all my RAM modules alternately in both single channel and everything works normally.
I did the same thing in rotation for both dual and triple channel and everything is still normal with all fourth memory modules individually.
As soon as I put a fourth memory module it freezes and displays the code 67 or L9 dependent side as you look.
So my bug is my motherboard MSI Big Bang Xpower II do not want to work in quad channel.
Do you have any idea where I should look for, is a setting in the BIOS , I have flashed the bios to the latest version V1.5
I included the screenshot of the BIOS to see if you can notice something wrong.
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Debug led codes 31 to 42

hello since i did bios update other day. iam getting debug led codes from 31 to 42 and some in between. tried switching back to second bios because ithought it was the original bios but both bioses have flashed. i have checked cpu and lga1155 pins no bent pins. does anybody know what could be causing this thanks :undecided

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iam getting debug led codes from 31 to 42 and some in between.
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Z77a-GD65 Debug Code 49 (Reboot cycle)

Saw a post about guidelines for posting threads here, lost it though. Sorry.
Mainboard: MSI Z77a-GD65 Rev2.1
BIOS Version: 10.5
CPU: Intel Core i7-3770, 3.4GHz
Memory: 4x4GB Kingston HyperX DDR3-1600 (PC-12600), 1.65v
Graphics: MSI 670GTX
Storage: OCZ Agility3 240GB SSD, Seagate 2TB 7200RPM
PSU: Corsair HX750 (750W)
So the machine runs fine on default settings. I really can't complain about the performance, but there's a small issue. The BIOS reads the ram as 1333MHz and the automatic voltage is 1.5v. The information for the memory says it's rated at 1.65v and 1600MHz. If I change the settings in the BIOS to 1600MHz it will run, usually. If I set it to 1.65v, it doesn't run at all. Last night, after messing with it for a while the 1600MHz tweak worked, but this morning after a cold start up I ran into the problem again.
The actual issue is that it gets into a reboot cycle until the BIOS eventually resets itself. The last code on the debug LED is 49. I can't find documentation about what that specific code means. I've run MemTest86, the memory reads fine.
I've already contacted both MSI and Kingston explaining the issue to see if either side might have an idea, but thought I'd check here to get a broader chance at finding the issue. Any help is appreciated.
To clarify:
1333MHz and 1.5v works fine.
1600MHz and 1.5v works, usually. Doesn't seem to work from a cold start. Debug code 49 if it gets into a boot-loop.
1600MHz and 1.65v never works. Debug code 49.

I'm back again, and with SOME good news.
I just got my RMA'd kit of memory (2x8GB Corsair Vengeance LP, XMP: 10-10-10-27, 1600MHz, 1.5v), installed them into DIMMs 2 and 4. Reset my CMOS and when it started up prompted me about the change in memory. Went in, turned on XMP and changed nothing else - it went back into that code 49 death spiral. Swapping back and forth between the two BIOS and turning on the OC Genie, it's gotten to the desktop now. Without the Genie on though, it just keeps rebooting. I guess I'm cool with it, but I really wanted to do the overclocking myself.
It's currently running (mostly) stable at 4.0GHz on the CPU and the expected XMP values on the memory. So far the only problem I've run into was a red screen (VGA related, might be the MSI After Burner) but that's an issue for another forum I suppose. It still stutters when booting up though, which has me concerned. I'm wondering if maybe it has been the motherboard this whole time - or maybe the CPU. Or maybe I just don't get what the deal is with these settings anymore. It HAS been something like 6 years since I put a computer together from scratch. I feel like an old man with how so much has so much has changed, even knowing it's just details that shouldn't really be crippling me this much.
At this point I guess I just need to break it in to see that it's kosher.
Thanks again for all the quick responses xmad, and for your input as well flobelix and Bernhard. If any of you have any more thoughts, please share.
Current specs:
Mainboard: MSI Z77A-GD65
BIOS: 10.6 (9/21/2012)
CPU: Core i7-3770 @ 3.4GHz (4.09GHz, 99.8MHz x 41.0)
Cooler: Cooler Master TPC-812, 2x120mm fans
Memory: Corsair Vengeance LP 16GB kit - 2x8GB 10-10-10-27 1600MHz 1.5v
VGA: MSI nVidia 670 Power Edition

Z77a-gd65 Debug Code 55 (Reboot cycle)

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MSI Z77A-GD65
i7 3770k
4x CORSAIR CMX8GX3M2A2000C9
coller True Spirit 140
BIOS 10.6
spent three days on the turbo-boost 4.5GGts
Now 55 and a cyclic error reset
tried to take out all the memory (20 debug code), tried to put two bars Geil, tried to Clear CMOS and switch the BIOS, remove the battery - nothing works
voltage at the points:
VCCP - 1.2 V
CPU_VTT - 1.05 V
CPU_GFX - 0.00 V
VCC_DDR - 0.35 V
PCH_1P05 - 1.05 V
Video youtube.com /watch?v=5w_2f2WadV8

Also, have you tried with a single stick of memory? Tried in each dimm
Try building this outside of the case on a non-conductive suface w/ only the cpu , cooler, psu and 1 stick of memory.
Finally, while it is out of the case, remove the cpu and inspect the cpu pins with a bright light and hd zoom or a magnifying glass. Perhaps you bumped the cooler or something and damage occured. (Those pins will bend very easily) Even one just slightly out of line can cause this.

X79A-GD65 8D Debug LED code

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I looked in the manual at the led codes however L9 is not in the list from what I can see. Does anyone know what it means?
Edit: does it mean that the the cpu fan header detected no fan? I took it into the shop to see what they thought and then when I got home thought about it and was like wait a second i forgot to plug the heatsink fans in when i turned it on, i feel like a derp for this lol
Cameron

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Z77a-gd65 debug 60 - does not output video, keyboard and mouse don't light up

Hello guys!
I've had this motherboard since August 2012. It worked great until my street suffered from a power outage yesterday, and since it came back on I can't figure out what exactly is wrong with my mobo.
The power up process occurs fine until debug code 60 shows up, then nothing else happens. There's no video, my Mouse and Keyboard lights stay off, but all the 8 CPU phase leds are on, DrMos_Alarm led is off, and it doesn't reboot by itself.
I also didn't find debug code 60 on the manual. There's 63-67, 69-6F, but nothing about 60. I know i'm reading it from the correct perspective, because a bunch of other codes such as 4F appear before 60. I can't tell exactly which code comes right before 60 because it flashes at least 3 other codes very quickly.
I've tried the clear CMoS button (with the system off), I've tried removing the CMoS battery and using a jumper on JBAT1 to clear CMoS, I've tried the multi-bios switch. Nothing changed.
All the fans in my rig seem to function fine, including the CPU (connected in the CPU_FAN1) and GPU fans. I've also taken voltage measurements:
VCCP = 1.264V
CPU_VTT = 1.054V
CPU_GFX = 0.03V (this seemed a tad low, should I be worried? This was taken without any dedicated graphics cards in the mobo)
VCC_DDR = 1.513V
PCH_1P05 = 1.056V
Could you guys give me any advice?
Other information:
Mouse - Razer Abyssus 1800
Keyboard - Razer Cyclosa
PSU - Corsair TX v2 750W
CPU - Core i5 3570K
Memory - Patriot Viper 3 @ 1866Mhz (1.5V) (XMP settings)

Quote from: badboy2k on 12-October-14, 00:37:00
both 4F and 60 are DXE error codes (Pre-OS BIOS drivers that allow components to function before it has Software drivers)
if you have more then one memory module in the board try each individually and see if one of the sticks have failed or if you have some other DDR3 RAM try that?
Thanks for your reply. Here's what I did:
1) Removed each stick individually. Both of them caused the system to lock up at debug code 60 again.
2) Removed both sticks and tried two Kingston 1333mhz 2gb sticks from another machine (so, 4gb total, the patriots are 2x8gb). This caused a "loop" in the debug led where a bunch of different codes cycled very quickly, followed by "4F" where it stayed for about 2 seconds, then the cycle would begin again. I let the cycle run about a dozen times, then it moved to 63 and "hanged". The keyboard did not lit up, nor there was any video.
3) Removed the two kingston sticks and inserted them in different slots. The cycle between different codes followed by a pause after 4F happened again, but this time it didn't move on to 63, not even after it repeated for a couple dozen times.
4) Removed the two kingston sticks and tried a third kingston stick (2gb, 1333mhz) that hasn't been in use for a few months. This time, only the first CPU Phase led lit up (not the DrMos alarm led) and the debug led didn't show anything. I powered off the system and put in the Patriots again. No debug code, only 1st CPU phase led is lit up.
Is it safe to assume that the mobo is damaged? Is there anything I can do to make sure at least the CPU is okay? It would suck to buy a new mobo and find out I need a new CPU as well, I'd rather move on to haswell if that's the case.

Z77A-GD65 intel 82579v code 10..

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To Z77A-GD65. Something else rather than intel 82579v due to an error code 10 is crazy right before ..
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Z77A-GD65 throwing B2 code

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Now I searched around and found a few suggestions, the main one of which I attempted was to 'reset' the CMOS between changing cards (something about some form of hardware memory, seemed odd to me but I figured what the hell). Unfortunately this didn't really resolve anything and actually bugged my primary UEFI out to where it would boot up, then cycle booting a few times, so I switched it to the secondary (which I had actually never used previous).
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CPU: i5 2500K
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OS: Windows 7 (not sure this is really relevant, at all, in any which way since it's all pre-boot but just in case)
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Quote from: xmad on 24-October-13, 02:24:02
Yes, sorry I mis-read.
Good thing the flash didn't succeed.
AA0 flash seemed to work but it apparently changed enough some how that my windows install is now defunct on my SSD, lol. It's complaining about improper paths and stuff.
Any idea to this or am I just gonna have to reinstall windows on it? I already tried re-ordering the boot list (since the new BIOS had some sort of "UEFI Hard Drive, etc" stuff up front of everything.
Edit: It's actually apparently not booting -anything-, I can't even get it to boot into the USB drive now...
The update said it was successful and by all intents i can get into the BIOS and crap, but I have no idea what to do now.
Edit Edit: Okay so did another CMOS reset, seems more or less functional to 'boot' but the SSD is still dead in the water. Now it's saying "Please reboot and select a proper boot device" or something along those lines, rather than the "Windows path etc etc". I've hooked the SSD into my hotswap dock and like it seems structurally intact, the files are fine but maybe something in the BIOS/UEFI upgrade goofed up it's MBT?

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if you just plug VGA card to 1st and 2nd slot (without your RAID card), will boot up be ok?
have you tried updating to the latest bios?

Z77A-GD65 - Debug 62..19..15..Reboot

I'm back again, and thought better to start a new thread than resurrect my old one that got pretty cluttered.
I experienced this issue briefly after fixing the initial problems I had.
After my PC has been shut down, I am intermittently getting an issue with the system starting up, and before it posts the debug LED goes to 62, then 19, then 15, and reboots. It will do this anywhere from 2-5 times before eventually posting and booting successfully.
I've tried clearing the CMOS with 1 stick of RAM, with a stick in slots 2 and 4, and it initially seems to resolve the issue for a period of time, but eventually it starts doing this again.
I am using BIOS E7751IMS V10.8
On a side note, it also says during boot that it is using PCI-E 2.0 when it should be using PCI-E 3.0 (set to Auto in BIOS menu). I don't know if it is related or not.
I'm guessing it's a RAM issue, and I ran Memtest for maybe 4 or 5 hours the other day and it had no errors, no sure if I need to run it longer.

I updated to the current BETA BIOS and cleared CMOS after and it looks like it's still only ramping up to 8x PCI-E 3.0 in the primary slot.
Here is the copy/paste of my NVFLASH log file:
NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.118)
Adapter: GK1xx (10DE,1189,10DE,097A) H:--:NRM B:01,PCI,D:00,F:00
The display may go *BLANK* on and off for up to 10 seconds during access to the EEPROM depending on your display adapter and output device.
Identifying EEPROM...
EEPROM ID (C8,4012) : GD GD25Q20 2.7-3.6V 2048Kx1S, page
Reading adapter firmware image...
Image Size : 96768 bytes
Version : 80.04.19.00.26
~CRC32 : E8868F43
OEM String : NVIDIA
Vendor Name : NVIDIA Corporation
Product Name : GK104 Board - 20040005
Product Revision : Chip Rev
Device Name(s) : GK1xx
Board ID : E113
PCI ID : 10DE-1189
Subsystem ID : 10DE-097A
Hierarchy ID : Normal Board
Chip SKU : 325-0
Project : 2004-0005
CDP : N/A
Build Date : 04/02/12
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Z77a-gd65 debug 62 and ff

I7 3770
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850power suply
460gtx
Just black screen when I turn it on and goes from debug 62 to ff.
Woundered if anyone knew what the problem is.
Dave

Quote from: DHR on 10-June-12, 05:33:49
shadowmax, you see my problem??
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=159514.0
I have the same motherboard, same CPU and same GPU (maybe the brands are different).....i have Black Screen after windows start screen. do you have the same problem??
Hi DHR, it turned out to be outdated bios, so it was incompatible with the new ivys till you update it.

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