20 Most Recent MSI K9MM-V Motherboard - Page 8 Questions & Answers

If you have cleared the bios (cmos) at the jumpers....must be off the jumper for at least 1 minute! then your problem is the hard drive, either replace it or reinstall your operating system

The Manufacturer of the mother board is MSI and details are as follows:

Manufacturer Part # :K9MM-V
Product Type :Motherboard
Form Factor/chase: Micro ATX
Chipset Type :VIA UniChrome Pro K8M800 / VIA VT8237R Plus

Multi Core Support :Dual Core
Max Bus Speed :800 MHz

Socket Type 0 ( 1 ) :- Socket AM2
Compatible Processors : Athlon 64, Sempron, Athlon 64 FX, Athlon 64 X2

It supports 64 Bit Processor
Multi Core Support :Dual-Core
Max Bus Speed :800 MHz


Its Supports RAM Technology: DDR II SDRAM
RAM Installation : 0 MB / 2 GB (max)
Supported RAM Speed :PC2-4300, PC2-6400, PC2-5300

RAM Features :Two DDR Channels

Video Memory :Shared video memory (UMA)

Audio Codec :Realtek ALC655
Sound Output Mode : 5.1 channel surround

Expansion Slots Total (Free) :1 processor - Socket AM2

You can addin RAM of :2 memory ( 1.8 V ) - DIMM 240-pin

PCI :3 PCI ( 3.3 V/ 5 V )
Storage Interfaces
Additional Connectors : 4 x Hi-Speed USB

The two is just the same. Computer performance depends greatly in the processor front side bus speed.

Hi, you can download your required driver free from the following link;

http://driverscollection.com/?H=K9MM-V&By=MSI%20(Microstar)

http://driver.wareseeker.com/download/msi-k9mm-v-bios-1.2.rar/335433

Good Luck

its available in www.via.com you can go there and download all the drivers you need.

Disconnect the UPS from your configuration,
and connect the AC power directly to a wall outlet.
Press the ON/OFF button and release it.
If nothing happens, press and hold the ON/OFF button for 10 seconds, until the computer turns itself completely off.
Then, press the ON/OFF button, to restart the computer.

here are the cards that you might be interested in.
Series 1
Series 2

Any one of these cards are the best AGP card you're gonna get. Only thing is, make sure your PSU is up to par. You will need at least a 450 watt psu.

It will be effective if you have 2gb RAM and Dual core processor.

Overclocking a CPU without extra ventalation fans and heavy duty heat sinks can damage it. My guess is the CPU overheated and fried it.

One "beep" is NORMAL.
More than one beep, especially in a pattern (short, short, long)
indicate a problem: RAM, or video-card not correctly inserted.

Take the computer to a qualified technician for trouble-shooting.

For that when you power up the computer press F8 key then if you are able to see safe mode and other menu then enter in enable vga mode.
Then go to start menu then control panel ->dispaly ->settings.
Also make sure that graphic driver installed and working fine.
change screen resolution to 1024*768 then apply and ok.
then check in normally.
But if you are not able to see even safe mode then you need recovery disk or windows disk.
Boot computer with that disk.
For that when you power up the computer press F1 or F2 or "del" key to enter in bios .
Then go to boot menu then set first boot device as cd/dvd rom .then save and exit.
Thern it boot with disk.
Then follow the procedure and repair your previous windows.
Let me kno wif you need further assistance.

this is just a sugjestion,,i had the same problem and i cleared the bios with the jumper on the mopther board and it solved my problem..hope that helps

Remove your memory card in the DIMM slots and insert it again. Reset also your bios. To do this, refer to the motherboard manual.

Perhaps one of your ram chips is bad, or the new ram is not compatible with the old. I would swap out one stick at a time to find the bad one. Another possibility is you need to go into BIOS and accept the ram change. I hope this helps.

try to get into the bios and see if the function of the power switch assigned differently. there are MB that use the a hotkey in the keyboard to power-up the system. It should be there in bios. Read the MB's manual too. On OFF state, try typing "O" and "N" then hit enter

well mabe ur driver maybe are corrupted now. try downloading a new driver on the net..

the only thing i can sugest is clear cmos by moving a jumper on your motherboard see manual or removing cmos battery from motherboard for a few miniutes then replace

agp 2x is 32 bit at 66 mhz, the 2x standard is quite old now not sure if they are still avalible or not the carda are backward compatible but as far as i know they are not forward compatible,backward means the 8x slot will accept the older card. forward compatible is the ability to put the 8x card in the 2x slot. you could do a search for a 2x agp card. the voltage is different on the cards and the slots are different, even if it would plug in the voltage wouldn't be correct. you might want to try a std pci video card if you have an extra pci slot.be sure std pci and not pci express they are different.

http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/BIOS/Msi/MSI-K9MM-V-BIOS-12.shtml

make DVD drive the master, and Cd drive the slave. by set pin then have bios re search for them and try xp new hardware search with the new configuration

hi...inno 3D 512mb X 128bit is the for this board