Z87 GD65 Killernetwork driver issue.

Hey,
So I downloaded the driver from the site, and this is what it shows -
however, when I run liveUpdate 5, it says that the driver is NOT the most updated one ( 1.0.30.1003 is shown there), and even if i download the file through the liveupdate software, install it, and run liveupdate5 again, it says that my driver is still not up to date.
What am I suppose to do ? Please help me if possible.
Thank you so much in advance.

Quote from: efsenable on 10-March-14, 23:39:55
Thanks.
Hey,
So I did what was written on that thread, but the driver date and version did not get altered.
Can you confirm that I'm running the most updated driver version, please ?

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Z87-GD65 BIOS A Issue

New to the forum and MSI boards.
This happened about a month ago when I was using "Live Updater" (I know, BIG mistake). My system crashed during the update and would not restart afterward. The screen would just go black then the system would restart and sit with a black screen. At the the time I needed my system running and just booted up using BIOS B. Everything worked and is working fine when using BIOS B. So now that I have a little extra time on my hands I decided I would fix the corrupted BIOS, but I'm unable to get the USB drive to boot. I tried the method of booting with the good BIOS and then flipping the switch to the failed one and flashing from the USB drive. It got about 50% and my system reset with the same black screen. My debug is coming up with code 36. Any ideas?
System specs:
4770K
Z87-GD65
16gb 1866 memory
gtx 760

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Last week I replaced a defective Z77-GD65 with a new one. Since the first one came without an operational BIOS last August (I fixed that somehow with a BIOS-update on a memory stick, but I can't remember how I did that!) I just assumed the BIOS on the new board would be outdated too. So after a succesful trial boot-up I updated the BIOS (10.8 to 10.10).
After that, I could no longer boot into Windows: soon after starting the OS-boot the system would restart. Back to 10.8 I have had no more trouble. I am thinking the newest BIOS-version is no good.
Are you talking about a Z77 and not a Z87 as listed in the topic title? Did you post in the wrong thread?

MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming - Audio issues

Something keeps crashing the Windows Audio Service in Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.
This is a fresh install of Win 7 Pro 64, using just the standard software that came on the MSI supplied CD.
I go into the "Sound" menu on control panel, do *anything* at all.. and all my devices disappear in front of my eyes.
I go into the Realtek HD Audio Manager, do *anything* at all, and all my devices disappear in front of my eyes.
I go into the Sound Blaster Cinema program, do *anything* at all, and all my devices disappear in front of my eyes.
In all cases, this is because the Windows Audio Service is crashing or stopping. It's set to "automatic" in services.msc, it runs for a moment. But the minute I go to make *any* changes which require the Windows Audio Service to function, it crashes.
I have tried downloading the latest driver package from Realtek.. Installs fine, but same issue.
I have tried disabling potentially competing audio devices in the Windows Device Manager... these would be the "Nvidia High Definition Audio" and "Nvidia Virtual Audio Device (Wave Extensible) (WDM).. No change.
I tried disabling the digital output on the Realtek.. No change.
I really need some help with this one.. I'm at my wits end. Suggestions?

Good call there, Bmxjumperc..
Uninstalled all the realtek software, Windows automatic bits took over.. a few configurations, and bam.. I now have 5.1 audio coming out where it's supposed to.
Which makes me really really wonder why, if Microsoft can do this with generic drivers, that a company like Realtek can't build a driver package to save their ass for hardware that they *designed and built*??
Somebody in their customer service dept is gonna have a bad day here in a few min. *chuckles*
Thanks for the help!

MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming Raid Issues.

Hi All,
I have been trying to setup a raid using the Intel raid controller. Its finished initializing, but the speeds I am seeing are terrible.
They usually are down about 20MB/sec, but I have seen them drop to 10MB/sec and below.
Individually writing to each hard drive is fine, each has been tested and has no bad sectors.
But when I combine then into raid, speeds go down the drain.
Does anyone have any pointers as to get me closer to proper speeds?
Thanks,
Smashwa.
* EDIT * Should have mentioned that I'm using all the latest drivers available from the MSI website, along with the latest BIOS.

Quote from: Mummy on 22-March-14, 02:50:17
Hi there,
What is your hardware sepcs?
What OS you are running?
What form of RAID you have put them and in what setup?
and what you use to test them?
Cheers, Mummy
Hi Mummy (that sounds weird....)
Specs:
I7 4770
Z87-DG65
16GB Corsair RAM
OS is Windows 7.
I have 5 drives setup in a Raid5, with 64k blocks. All drives are Western Digital 2TB Red WD20EFRX.
Each drive test fine with both HD Tune and Windows copy speeds are as expected. But when I add them to raid and test, its shocking. Sata cables are all new that came with the mobo.

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You need to turn on the Intel graphics hardware in BIOS.

Z87-GD65 Network adapter issues

Several times each day I encounter a BSOD relating to the network adapter/drivers (e22w8x64.sys) and from a cursory search on here it seems I'm not the only one.
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Any suggestions?

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If only I could stop the BSOD's.
One of the perks of 'killer networking'
Kill your lag, kill your system.

Msi Z87-GD65 Booting Failure With eSATA Drives

Hi Folks,
Before I go down the (probably ill-fated) Customer Service path I thought I'd address the forum here on a little problem I'm having with my Z87-GD65.
IN essence, if I have a hard drive connected to my eSATA port the PC won't boot. I'm using an ICYDOCK 4 bay external enclosure (MB561US-4SB if interested). If the drive itself is on but the HD trays are ejected then it boots. If any of the drives are secured then it'll hang at a post-BIOS/pre-Windows screen where all I get is a blinking cursor for about 30 seconds and then it disappears to a plain black screen. If the device is powered off then it boots.
I've checked the BIOS with one of the HDs running and it doesn't appear within my boot list - in fact, except for one selection in the bios allowing me to disable eSATA there really isn't much I can do there.
I've upgraded my BIOS to 1.30 from 1.00 and the process seems to move a bit further - now I get the oh-so-pretty ugly Windows logo and that's all.
When I do actually boot the PC with the ICYDOCK off then I'm able to get into Windows normally, and turn on the ICYDOCK. After a few seconds all 4 hard drives report in and everything's fine.
I've been using this ICYDOCK for about a year and a half, with 2 other motherboards (neither were an MSI) and i7 cores, and neither of them caused me any issues. I remember that neither of those boards had the port multiplier eSATA capability so I had to buy a controller card with that capability. I could probably dig that up and see if the problem remains.
In case you're wondering, if it helps, I built a Msi Z87-GD65/4770 i7 - based PC with 2 internal 2TB Hard Drives, and 16gb RAM. I already mentioned the ICYDOCK. I used LiveUpdate to install all the latest drivers & BIOS before uninstalling it.
I build & repair PCs for a living so I'm pretty familiar with what's going on with the system. I figure that there must be something happening between the BIOS and Windows "handoff" of the ICYDOCK, but I'm damned if I can figure out just what.

More information please. PSU, OS being used, etc..
Live Update is best uninstalled. Flash UEFI/BIOS the safer way;
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=169827.0
Recommend to download drivers and utilities from the MSI Websites and install manually.
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Z87-GD65 USB and ATA/ATAPI Bridge Issues

I just installed a new Z87-GD65 into a Silverstone HTPC case and I'm having weird issues with all USB 3.0 ports. This problem occurs on both a Windows 10 technical preview install and a Windows 8.1 install. Everything is updated including the BIOS and, as far as I can tell, installed properly. I used Live Update 6 to verify the integrity of the motherboard drivers and BIOS version. I also double checked the build for any potential shorts or incorrectly plugged in devices and everything seems to check out.
Basically, what seems to be happening, is the computer is constantly losing connection with the USB 3 ports and is re-"scanning" to gain connection again. This makes all the USB 3 ports useless for any media or storage device and is extremely annoying when used with a mouse and keyboard. This "re-scanning" if that is what it is, is also causing all the i/o ports to freeze for a second or two so if I let's say, double click on a folder and this "scan" occurs, it takes a few seconds for the the folder to open. I also notice that a storage device plugged into any USB 2.0 port is more sluggish than usual and there is an overall delay in all mouse/keyboard input. This is a new motherboard and a new build although I have used all this external equipment and some internal with another computer with no issues at all.
System Specs:
PSU: 850w Coolermaster with front panel fan control
Motherboard: MSI Z87-GD65
CPU: Intel i5 4670k
Video Card: MSI GTX 770
RAM: 16GB of G-Skill Sniper series memory
Storage/Media:
128GB Samsung SSD (OS)
2x128Gb Crucial SSD Raid 0 (Games)
1TB Western Digital black (general programs)
2x2TB Western Digital Green (storage)
I also have a Medisonic 4-bay USB 3.0 enclosure with 3x2TB drives and one 3TB drive.
If this is a Windows issue I'll re-install Windows 7 but if this is a hardware/driver issue I'd like to know how to fix it if possible as I can't return or exchange the board.

Everything works, or is at least detected, fine in BIOS. I already messed with the hand off settings and no dice.
I got tired of dealing with it so I formatted an installed Win 7 unfortunately the problem is still there. It's much less pronounced so I can actually use the computer without the weird freezing and stuttering issues but any time I try to transfer and or unzip any large file windows will lose connection and I'll get a "USB device has Malfunctioned" error. This does not happen on my other PC, unfortunately I need the hard drive bay on this PC.

Z87-GD65 wont boot from any drive, please help!

I desperately need your help on this issue. And thanks in advance for any answer!
I have a brand new Z87-GD65 Mainboard.
When I select my boot device in BIOS all I get is: "Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key"
In BIOS I can find all my hardware (CPU, Drives, HDDs, DVD,... RAM) everything is shown correctly. Nothing missing there, all parts shown by correct values.
I cant boot through my DVD Drive or external USB Drive (on both I have Windows 7 which I want to install on my new system). The Windows DVD is also working properly, I checked it on my old PC.
No matter what Boot priority/device I choose (I think Ive tried them all by now) "Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key" is what I get after "save & reboot".
My BIOS Version is E7845IMS V1.8.
Any suggestions, what am I missing?
thank you very much for any help!

Quote from: Jimmy_123 on 09-May-14, 01:26:52
Ok, thanks for your help, I found the problem!
It was my DVD Rom Drive that could not read the DVD!!!!
What I Still dont understand is that it also didnt boot from a bootable HD through USB.
thanks for your help!
Glad you got it working....probably the controller got confused from the faulty DVD rom....

New Z87-GD65 USB Issues?

Trying to find out if I need to return a newly installed board to the store for an exchange. I have another PC, with this same board, that was built back in August, and it works great.
If I go into the BIOS, sometimes the USB drive is detected and sometimes not. Had to reboot 3 or 4 times to even get it to see a usb drive to load Windows 8.1.
In windows it will detect a usb flash drive about half the time. I have an ASUS N-53 USB Wireless stick that has only been detected one time. NOTE - All of the items I have plugged in work without fail, on the same board, in another PC. I thought it first it was maybe the front ports in the case (Fractal Design R4) but it has the same issue on the backside ports that are coming directly off the board.
I have reset the bios to defaults and also flashed the bios to latest. Also tried it on bios B to make sure it wasn't something specific to BIOS A. Since I was having the issues before even installing Windows, I'm going with a faulty board. Before I go through the trouble of returning the board, is their anything else I can do to check?

As a follow-up...
I went back to the store and did an exchange. The new board is working like a champ, so I assume the USB controller was bad on the original. Just got unlucky on that last one.
As I stated previously, this is my second Z87-GD65 and I really like it. I would recommend.

Z87-GD65 motherboard issues NEED HELP!

I just built my first gaming PC whit the Z87-GD65 motherboard from MSI. From time, everything is installed and ready to go, expect the CPU watercooling cooler.
But, i got a few issues whit the motherboard.
First, When i installed the drivers, i get an error for installing the bios (7845v13) and WIN78_64 drivers.
Error message for 7845v13 BIOS: The version of this file is not compatible with Windows - version you are running. Refer to your computer's system information if you need an x86 (32 bit) or x64 (64 - bit) version of the program, and then contact your software publisher.
Error message for WIN78_64 Drivers: This system does not meet the minimum requirements to install the software.
I tried to run as admin, but still.
Next issue that the boot up for windows 7 is much slower when i did install the drivers. It took me like 5 seconds or more to start up as new. Now it takes around 15 - 10 seconds.
Next issue is pretty much about that i cant use my keyboard at startup to go to the bios, or change the system settings. I have tried between 3 keyboards, and still. I know that i can get access to the bios for the motherboard, but still, i really don't want to open the case every time.
Here is my system specs:
CPU: Intel Core i7-4770K Processor
GPU: EVGA Ge-Force GTX 780 3GB PhysX CUDA
PSU: Corsair AX 760 PSU
CPU cooler: Intel stock cooler (Upgrading to H110 watercooler)
Case: Phantom 820
Motherboard: MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming, Socket-1150
HDD: Seagate Barracuda® 1TB
Optical drive: ASUS DVD Writer, DRW-24B5ST
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Pro 64BIT
RAM: Kingston DDR3 HyperX 1600 MHz 16GB Black
SSD: Intel® 335 SSD 240GB
I am really looking forward for help!
Nfexf.

Hi,
I Personaly trust more the flash tool inside BIOS. And so i havent seen those type of OS problems
Isnt that WIN78 driver for that videocard inside the CPU?
-- And you are now useing, EVGA. So it dont see it in use at the moment.
Did you format that SSD when you installed OS on it?
-- For SSDs only "Secure eraser" to wipe it clean and if must then "fast format".
Hope this helps. Mummy
Edit: Duble check that the automatic defragmentation isnt on, on that SSD.

Z87-GD65 Reboot Issue

I've been having a bit of a strange issue with my new board (Z87-GD65) since installing it. Anytime I perform a reboot, the computer will stayed powered on as it normally should, however the display will disconnect and not display on the monitor. This is the case even outside of Windows (as I first discovered it when rebooting before installing Windows on it at all). The computer will turn on and display video normally when turned on from being completely powered off, however when doing so from a reboot, my monitor displays a "no signal" message, and displays nothing. This continues to happen when switching between the two DVI ports on my card (even when switching them in the middle of the issue).
Again, this only happens when restarting the computer, whether from inside of Windows or not. The result is that I end up having to do a hard shut down, and turn back on the computer.
I have flashed my BIOS with the most up to date version, and I have not tried any over clocking yet, so short of the BIOS flash, all of the settings are on their defaults.
Hardware Used:
Z87-GD65 Board
Intel Core i5 4590S
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti
Corsair Vengeance Pro Series RAM, 2x4 GB DDR3 2400MHz
Seagate 2GB SSHD
Corsair GS800 800W PSU
Using On Board Audio, NIC, and USB
If it matters, or if it comes down to it being a power issue oddly enough, I'm also using an after market cooling system for my CPU.
Thanks to ANYONE who has any ideas as to what may be causing this.

Quote from: sunraven215 on 04-June-14, 16:42:02
I have exactly this issue, when I try and restart the screen shuts down and the pc keeps the powerbutton on..it just sort of hang with fans on.
There's no issue when it starts 'manually by clicking the startbutton'.
I updated the bios like different websites suggest, and like you did. I lean toward trying a new powersupply now since thats the only old thing left in my pc. Everything else is completely new.
This post was great inspiration on what to do to fix it.. however seeing that it didnt work for you I'm abit discouraged to be honest.
Maybe some of you have suggestions to what can be tried to fix it. What I tried :
- (my husband) Trying different settings. I cant recall them, i'm not that technical (then returning settings in the end to default, since the only reaction I got was the computer refusing to start my win7.)
- I have the newest driver for my 1150 board (ver. 1.20). Flashed it from an usb as the guide said.
Did you get your issue fixed?
Specs for my pc, appologies if it's lacking, typed what I understood.
Board MSI Z87M GAMING
VGA Geforce GTX 760
Intel core i7 4790 CPU 3,6GHz
Bios 1.20 AMI OEM
HDD Samsung 120 SSD SATA600
HDD Samsung 500 SSD SATA 600
RAM Kingston 16GB DIMM DDR3
Windows 7 Ultimate 6.01.7601
Mine was never fixed. :/ After the last BIOS flash suggested in this forum, it won't even come on from a shut down, even with a brand new board (swapped it after I thought that update bricked it).
I was thinking the PSU, I just don't have another one to test and I know it worked fine in the old build. This whole thing has been a disaster.

Issues with bios 1A0 Z87-GD65

Hey !
so i updated my bios to the new 1A0 bios and since then I've got an issue with the PC that it wont shutdown or go to sleep.
I have to force shutdown by pressing the button and after that it works perfectly when i boot again.
The weird thing is last night i could shutdown fine after 16h idle. This has happened twice now so I'm checking if anyone else has the issue or that there is a known bug?
Z87-GD65
4770k
780GTX

Wow that sounds like it sucks: I've been able to solve tons of problems with my computer, first Z87-G45 (never RMAed) it's been stable a few months and I expect it to be stable indefinitely. The first over four months an official NVidia driver was causing my computer to completely lock up about every six hours, this is the GeForce forms thread from that: https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/672846/?comment=4211121. It took me 4 months to finally catch nvstreamsvc.exe leaking, and ultimately lock up the computer. You can see at the end of the topic an NVidia rep says the bug is fixed in the latest version of GeForce Experience, that's all that NVidia had to comment on that bug (pretty pathetic support).
I figured out why the computer wasn't idling to sleep which is in my last reply.
I figured out that Windows 8 picture password failure could have been a virus and I have to enable enhanced 64-bit security features in Internet Explorer. http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-security/picture-password-enrollment-failure/c63a5102-daa6-4842-a4fb-2e658e4cab29
I figured out the "Windows Live Photo gallery screen saver themes aren't supported by video card" bug. I have to run the Windows Experience Index test before upgrading to Windows 8.1, crazy Windows bug: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows8_1-desktop/screensaver-windows-live-photo-gallery-error-this/26644ec3-9cb5-4214-8bb5-f2882cfff547
I figured out what was causing a %1 on the Windows 8 open with list of photo file types: who would have thought it was caused by QuickTime 7: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6254474
I figured out how to solve an MSI Command Center bug, who would have thought disabled Windows Media Player in Turn Windows features on or off then re-enabling Windows Media player would solve that.
I figured out to get Adobe Illustrator CS2 to work correctly on Windows 8.1 I have to enable XP SP3, and Disable display scaling on high DPI settings compatibility features.
I am just accepting that Intel Rapid Start doesn't work, but hopefully will with driver updates. Just like SLI in the beginning.
Those bugs I figured out on my own by hours upon hours of troubleshooting myself. No support phone call or e-mail was ever helpful at all in figuring out those bugs. Once in a while someone is helpful and is better than me but rarely. I hope you take that with a sense of humor, and I just thought I'd dump some troubleshooting solutions out there, if you ever run into anything.

Z87-GD65 can't use 3TB disk drives on Intel SATA ports

I've been happily using my Z87-GD65 for several months now with a 256G SSD for Windows 8.1, and 4*2T spinning Seagate drives. I decided it was time to make 'em bigger. So I plugged in a 3TB Seagate ST3000DM001 on one of the Intel SATA ports. The motherboard doesn't recognize there's a drive there at all. If I go ahead and boot, it's very slow to come up and Windows does recognize the drive, but it's unusably slow and eventually just hangs.
Ok... Flash the BIOS on the disk. No better.
Flash the MB BIOS. No better.
Plug in a WD 3T Red drive. Same exact symptoms.
Try different Intel SATA ports. Same symptoms.
Both drives work fine on two other completely different systems (both old LGA1155 systems).
Plug the drive in to the ASM1061 ports on the Z87-GD65 and poof... works like a champ. 170MB/sec from the Seagate, 150MB/sec from the WD.
Well, that's something, but I had intended to replace the 4*2T drives with 4*3T drives. Using the ASM ports is not the answer.
I checked the hard disk drive test report and it claims the ST3000DM001 was tried and works. So I'm pretty stumped. Old MB BIOS didn't work, new MB BIOS doesn't work, old Seagate firmware doesn't work, new Seagate firmware doesn't work, WD doesn't work, multiple ports don't work.
Surely other people are using large drives on these MB's.
Hints?

It does help knowing other people are getting the same hardware to work. Gives me hope.
My first thought was "ain't no way it's the OS" since the MB isn't showing the drives on the display of SATA devices. But just to do a quick check I slipped in a Fedora drive and booted and wow... no problems at all with using the 3T drives. Motherboard still claims no knowledge of them, but Fedora uses 'em fine.
ok... Update the Intel chipset drivers and the IRST and reboot and... it's better. Still broken, but better. Takes about a minute to boot instead of the usual 12 seconds, but once it's up it's working ok best I can tell. So it's getting hung up on something during boot.
Fine... reset the CMOS, PITA though that is since I have to yank the SLI graphics card to get to it.
Put it back together, boot, and... Windows won't boot.
I'm about ready to throw a tantrum but get it together and just start trying things. Yank all the drives but the SSD. No. Boot from Fedora. No. Yank the second graphics card. YES! Put it back in again. YES! Guess I didn't get it seated right the first time, or something. Sure felt ok going in, but I won't argue with results.
Boot W8.1 and... bingo... up in 11 seconds with 3*3T drives in it. And the CMOS claims to see the drives now.
Stripe 'em in Windows software and CrystalMark says it can read 490MB/s and write 450MB/s.
That'll do. Thanks.

Z87-GD65 USB 3.0 Issue

I've owned a Z87-GD65 for about a month now, and USB 3.0 has connection issues:
I have an external usb 3.0 harddrive that will randomly disconnect and reconnect several times a day. It also tends to disconnect when waking from hibernation or sleep mode. The harddrive doesn't have this problem when plugged into the USB 2.0 ports.
Troubleshooting completed:
Tested multiple usb 3.0 ports with the same result.
Tested harddrive in usb 2.0 ports with no issues.
Flashed motherboard BIOS to newest version with no change in results.
Disabled power saving mode for both the harddrive and the usb 3.0 controllers with no change in results.
Uninstalled and reinstalled latest drivers for the usb 3.0 controller with no change in results.
The intermittent nature of this problem is beyond frustrating. What can I do? Do I need to RMA the board?

Quote from: Sea Dog on 24-May-14, 08:04:12
This is a user to user forum. Admin and moderators are just simple MSI product users just like you and me. You want to call me a ? Be my guest. Due to forum rules I can't call you or the other poster what I really think after that comment.
You were rude for no reason whatsoever. If you don't like being called a , you shouldn't act like one. It is tragic that I have to explain this to you.
Then you escalate the situation with the promise of naughty words to both me and yet another stranger that has done absolutely nothing to provoke you? Are you really not seeing why you were called a and then laughed at when you got defensive about it?

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