Recent content by tris00

Hey hey, I don't have a lot of experience with macbooks so I can't say a lot about that option. However, if you are going to install linux on a laptop, it is almost always cheaper to buy a custom config laptop without a windows license, So you don't have to pay for it. That usually saves about...

A motherboard will try to protect itself from overcurrent in this way. Generally disconnecting the front usb ports is the only way to fix it. However if the problem is with one of the "onboard" usb's, you can't do that. You have done all the things I would have recommended already so there...

Generally It can't. Your motherboard doesn't dissipate heat. In a computer that is. In a laptop this can be different but generally its not a thing. Only the heat-pipes and cooler on your cpu and gpu dissipate heat. However if for instance you have a small pc setup. Having a larger motherboard...

Thats great to hear! :D

No, not really. You will unfortunately have to buy a new one I think. You could bring it to a repairshop or similar, but the motherboard is a bit older so it would be cheaper to just buy a new one.

Try the steps for method 2 and/or 3 in this wikihow: https://www.wikihow.com/Reset-Your-BIOS One of them is the removal of the cmos battery like you said. If that doesn't work try to post with only one memory stick in the motherboard like I mentioned earlier. Tell me if that doesn't fix it.

If like you said you have disconnected the cable for the front usb panel and have no usb devices or anything connected to it (not even in the back) and still get the message your motherboard might be broken. You could try to update the bios but this could brick it if done wrong. So you might...

It sounds like your motherboard might be broken. If you have tried it with two different cpu's and they are both not posting its probably a motherboard issue.

Not really no There isn't anything you can do. I mean you could send it in for repair. But just buying a new one would be cheaper.

Earlier you said you were stuck on the windows logo Is not being able to get display a new problem? The guide I linked to earlier says the following: "CPU-LED lit on: please reinstall the CPU and check if there is bending CPU pins or other abnormal on the CPU and CPU socket." There is no use...

Alright, no that should have been done ages ago. Any reason you're flashing using this method? following this guide: https://www.msi.com/page/biosflash you should be able to flash it on the bios screen. That would atleast give you a graphical indication of what is going on.

For how long have you tried to leave the light blinking. It should take a while before it will turn off signaling the flash is finished.

Here is a guide to the best tools https://techguided.com/best-tools-to-stress-test-p-cpu-ram-gpu/ check under the tab "CPU Stress Test Tools"

I would need a bit more information before I can help fully. Why are you trying to flash bios on first post? It should work out of the box. When you say nothing more than psu cables, wat do you mean? Like literately only a psu attached to the motherboard. No gpu attached, no hardrives? here...

What are you trying to do? Are you trying to run a usb at startup or does this just happen when you try to start up windows?