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Hi, according to your mobo manual it supports SATA1/SATA2 hard drives so it's recommended to update BIOS, the latest I found it has release date 2006-06-29, you can find it in the folllowing link: Support For K8MM MSI Global

Google it/or did you scroll down the page someone answered it--like tap the keyboard etc

Find the voltage setting from MSI then enter your UEFI BIOS. switch to Advance find the Video card section and update it to your manfuctures settings. this is not Over clocking it is a simple adjustment. hare are the recommended speeds for your card. 810 MHz Core 1024MB DDR3 1334 MHz / 1200 MHz / 1000 MHz Memory adjust to voltage to lower or raise the MHz

The first thing would be to uninstall the Wireless device and software. I would then look for a BIOS update for the mother board it may not be set up to work with a USB wireless device as it is an older model. You may have better luck using a PCI wireless card directly on the Motherboard. Translated: Lo primero ser?a desinstalar el dispositivo y el software inal?mbricos. Luego buscar?a una actualizaci?n de la BIOS para la placa madre que podr?a no estar configurada para funcionar con un dispositivo inal?mbrico USB ya que es un modelo anterior. Puede tener mejor suerte usando una tarjeta inal?mbrica PCI directamente en la placa base.

Some times an application will turn on your camera. Was there software that came with it? Skype will turn on the Camera.

Yes the AC Cord does go bad , you can also look at the power jack at the back of the Laptop to see if it is loose when you plug it in. I always start with the plug they are usually cheaper than a battery.

I reviewed the spec of your mother board and only thing i would look at is see if there is a BIOS update you can install. this would most likely fix it. Translated: Revis? las especificaciones de la placa madre y lo ?nico que ver?a es ver si hay una actualizaci?n de la BIOS que pueda instalar. esto lo m?s probable es que lo arregle.

Pull out the hard drive and see if it boots, then plug the hard drive in with the machine on. Follow any messages that appear.

you need the right heat sink for the cpu that you are using for the board check on board for cpu plug in, then plug the fan in make sure that you have enought heatsink paste on cpu not to much just enought to do the job. if that dose not do it then the board is bad.

Hello I have provided a direct link to the drivers for your motherboard. The drivers are free to download. Hope this helps.

Click on link below:
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=1&prod_no=173

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It sounds like the frequency referred to is the monitor's frequency. If it's an LCD monitor, the frequency is usually 60Hz. If you are using a VGA cable, it's guessing the frequency and has guessed wrong. The other possibility is that the Railroad Tycoon game sets the screen resolution and frequency to something your monitor is not capable of displaying. It sees a nice graphics card and shoots the settings to the top of the range. If you can change the settings before playing the game, you might get it to work.

If you're lucky, there are screws on the bottom that screw into the hinge. If one is missing, try to find a screw that will go into the opening. If you are daring, you can unscrew the remaining one to see what size it is. If you're not lucky, all of that is inside the laptop. In that cane I recommend duct tape to hold it in place. See if you can find tape the same color as the laptop.

http://download.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/E7207v2.0.zip

It might be overheating. Make sure the openings on the bottom aren't blocked (set it on a table instead of the carpet or furniture). When the laptop is off, blow air through the vents on the bottom and side to get the dust out of the fan. You can use a vacuum cleaner with the hose connected to where air comes out instead of in.

Because the webcam is built into the lid on the inside, it probably connects with the same cable as the display. If your screen goes blank and won't come back on, it might be worth it to take the laptop apart and reseat the cable. Otherwise, you may want to buy an external webcam and plug it into the USB port.

There are separate buttons for power, one for hi-fi, another for the PC. They are above and below the big knob. The top one is hi-fi, the one below the big knob is PC power. Have you tried both?

As a layman's act, just hit the Ctrl key once or twice (but not with a hammer). or put the keyboard upside down and bang on the back side. There would be some steeple pin went inside and stuck at that key.

if your computer is 5 yrs or older it might not support windows 7 also you will need a minimum of 1 GB of RAM for 32 bit or 2GB of RAM for 64 bit to install windows 7 hope this helps

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-AU/windows7/products/system-requirements

hope this helps

Try this link ! https://www.manualagent.com/msi/ms-6712/users-manual/download