A 2001 made mobo wow a new record here on RELIC-city.
no cd photo of it posted, the disk must show microsoft made
or from MSI (XP recovery)? but no photo of it told
XP support ended 2014, and is virus magnet ,why go there?
nobody on earth can guess what is in your hands(disk-wise)
here are the rules (short)
no sata ports hdd, no way to run model SATA HDD or ODD
no PCI express slots
only IDE pata sockets. for useless now dead PATA drives.
SOURCE: bios failure
you may have a flat cmos battery, but first try reseting the bios by the cmos reset terminals, refer to the manual
SOURCE: Biostar P4M900-M7 SE BIOS ROM Checksum Error
The bios upgrade procedure stopped at half , leaving the bios corrupted. The computer now cannot do a regular boot procedure, this is the reason why it cannot recognise some device. If you are still able to boot from floppy, you can restart bios upgrade procedure from floppy. Just download floppy version upgrade and re do setup. Even if you do not find latest bios version, just download a floppy upgrade that is working, so that you can restart your machine regularly , and then do the update to latest version.
If you are not able to complete the bios setup, the only way to fix your motherboard will be flashing the CMOS chipset with a chip programmer device that will reinstall bios straight into cmos chipset.
You can have this done at the service point, in this case consider also replacing your motherboard.
Regards
SOURCE: k8n neo ms-7030
change the first boot device,
go to the bios option by presing del button
ther select your first boot device like hardisk n second is cdrom the f10 for save configuration and press k and check it
SOURCE: boot block compatible ver.024
Bad BIOS checksum: the software on a chip on the motherboard has become corrupted.
Sometimes, you can find a "BIOS update" on the manufacturer's web-site, so that the contents of that chip can be refreshed,
i.e., by booting from a diskette (or from a USB memory-stick) that contains the replacement software.
Contact a qualified technician, and pay them for 1 hour of labour.
Or, replace the motherboard.
SOURCE: I have an msi ms-7390 k9n sli ver 2 motherboard
move the sata connection for your bootable HDD to another port like 3 or 4 and the bios will detect then run bios setup to boot from the sata 3 or 4 and it works like normal, must be a bug in sata 1 and 2. had same issue trying to install win7 x64. Win 7 refuses to detect sata DVD drive, moved it on the MB and it installed fine.
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