20 Most Recent MSI 915P Neo2 Platinum Motherboard Questions & Answers

The problem isn't so much with your Graphics Card as with your Motherboard. It Supports only PCI x16 1.0 specification, and DDR1. The current standard is PCI x16 2.0 with DDR2 (rapidly moving to DDR3). However, this means that you would need to buy a whole new Motherboard and RAM while still finding a board that can fit your CPU and support it, by that time, you are right, the card is much cheaper to replace (however, a MUCH larger increase in performance will be noticed from replacing the motherboard, RAM, and CPU) I did manage, however, to find an 8400 which fits the PCI 1.0 specification that should work for you : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814139035
I hope this helps!

click start run type cmd then type chkdsk/f which will automatically fix any corrupt files on your hard drive then defragment your hard drive hope this helps

vacuums can cause static electricity. this may have damaged your motherboard in some way. you have to use a special anti-static vacuum when cleaning electronics.

You could ty this site: http://www.driverstock.com/MSI-915P-Neo2-Platinum-driver-download/14-9-11428/index.html to manually owlod the drivers or install MSI LiveUpdate to auto-update MSI software here: http://global.msi.eu/index.php?func=downloadindex

I hope this helps,
Yannick.

Hi All PC do what is called a POST a Power On Self Test and emit different beeps according to the make and model of the BIOS loaded. You can check out what they mean for different BIOSes here http://www.xmission.com/~comphope/beep.htm. This site lists the different post codes etc by the different bioses. So you will need to know what BIOS your PC is running just check the black screen at starup before any windows info comes up and look for something like AMIBIOS or AWARD etc, you can pause the screen so that you can read it more easily by pressing the pause button on your keyboard, this is normally the last key on the top row on the right. Hope that helps

Hi!

An error message like this can mean a lot of different things, unfortunately. Should you get the message again, please write it down verbatim, as that would help a lot in diagnosing your problem.

A good starting point would be to make sure that all your BIOS settings are correct, especially those that relate to your hard drive (things like RAID/No RAID, auto-detect, IDE/SATA, on-board device settings, etc.). If you do not know what a setting should be, I'd refer to a website like www.tomshardware.com or www.overclockers.com for reference.

The next thing to do would be to get a known good stick of memory from another machine that is working fine, or if you can't do that, buy a small stick of new memory to act as a test device (there is also software that you can find on the Internet (like memtest) that will check out your memory for you, but those tests are not foolproof). Try installing XP with just that one stick of memory and see if you can complete the installation. If so, then your at least some of your original memory is bad.

Assuming that it is not likely that 2 hard drives and 2 copies of XP are bad, if the culprit is not the memory then there are only 3 things left that are likely to be the problem: 1) Your power supply (I keep a good power supply on hand as a spare for these situations, since you can get a 450-500 watt unit for $30 on sale) 2) Your processor (not likely, given your description) or 3) A defective motherboard. If you do all the things I've described and still have the problem, I would advise you to document all your troubleshooting steps thoroughly and then contact MSI. My experience is that they will RMA the MB if it is still under warranty.

Good luck. Please let me know if this helps. A rating would be appreciated if you deem it appropriate.

Bob

Go HERE for troubleshooting guide. Scroll down to: Stability Problems - Memory Issues.

it might be the button on your system case mine does the same thing i believe it can be a security saftey feature that when the fans stop its safe to restart and some cases come with a back case switch sometimes this needs to flipped to ensure a start now these are a couple ideas the other is a loose lead power button wire is connected wrong inside on mother board or is loose check by opening and looking

The manual shows the correct pin outs, and can be downloaded here:

http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=manual&maincat_no=1&prod_no=585

To get the MSI N082 graphics driver: 1. Find your graphics card model. Note down the model number. 2. Go to MSI's website. 3. Look for the support or downloads tab and click on it. 4. Use the search or menu options to find drivers for your specific graphics card model. 5. Download the driver package. 6. Run the installer file once the download is complete.

If adjusting the screen resolution didn't resolve the issue and you've already updated the VGA driver, try manually adjusting the display settings through your computer's control panel or display settings menu. Look for options like overscan or scaling to ensure the screen fits properly. If the issue persists, it could be a hardware problem or compatibility issue with your monitor. Consider reaching out to MSI support for further assistance.

To connect your Amazon Fire Stick to your MSI Windows 11 laptop via Bluetooth, you will need to follow these steps:

1. On your Fire Stick, go to Settings > Display & Sounds > Enable Bluetooth.
2. On your MSI Windows 11 laptop, go to the Windows Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices.
3. Turn on Bluetooth on your laptop and make sure that it is in pairing mode.
4. On your Fire Stick, select your laptop from the list of available devices.
5. On your laptop, click "Pair" when prompted to complete the pairing process.
6. Once connected, you should be able to stream content from your Fire Stick to your laptop.

You should use the audio output on your computer that is labeled as "optical" or "S/PDIF" (Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format) to connect to the optical input on your AV receiver. This will typically be labeled as the "digital audio out" or "digital output" on your computer. The "graphics output" is used for video, not audio.

Proper training and equipment are needed to modify the (Basic Input Output System ) BIOS on a PC. You could turn your PC into a paper weight. The game has been criticized for its anti-cheat software, Vanguard, as it was revealed to run on akerneldriver, which allows access to the computer system.[56]OSNewsexpressed concern that Riot Games and its owner, Chinese technology conglomerateTencent, could spy on players and that the kernel driver could be potentially exploited by third parties.[56]However, Riot Games stated that the driver does not send any information back to them, and launched abug bounty programto offer rewards for reports that demonstrate vulnerabilities with the software.[57][58]The bounty will reward white hat hackers between $25,000 to $100,000 for reports on its vulnerabilities, with the pay being based off the severity of the exploit.[59]Gameplay bugs do not qualify for this bounty.[59] Valorantwill not run onWindows 11if the system does not have aTrusted Platform Module(TPM) 2.0 compliantcryptoprocessorandUEFI secure bootenabled, as mandated by Microsoft's minimum system requirements for the operating system.[60]

no PC told at all MSI is maker only but yes they all unplug on laptops(is it) they are held on by tricky ways and if forced you break mobo or display there are the easy ones push on pull off the the wedge locked, , unlocked first. and last the hinge lock FFC cable ends learn not to force them, look first for locks, 2/3rs of them are locked.

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