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Jim,
Likely cus the Update is from before 8 arrived on the scene. As long as it's the latest, should be ok... 8 likes most everything 7 likes.
I would advise you run Check Disc (CHKDSK /r) and run sfc /scannow; use cmd, Run as Admin.
Cheers,
Drew
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Go back to the PC manufacturer's website for the RST drivers. Also let us know what date they are.
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Jim,
Likely cus the Update is from before 8 arrived on the scene. As long as it's the latest, should be ok... 8 likes most everything 7 likes.
I would advise you run Check Disc (CHKDSK /r) and run sfc /scannow; use cmd, Run as Admin.
Cheers,
Drew
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Thread Starter Since i built it myself, should i try MSI?Originally Posted by usasma
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Thread Starter Are you sure about this? I can't afford a new motherboard right nowJim,
Likely cus the Update is from before 8 arrived on the scene. As long as it's the latest, should be ok... 8 likes most everything 7 likes.
I would advise you run Check Disc (CHKDSK /r) and run sfc /scannow; use cmd, Run as Admin.
Cheers,
Drew
Senior Member
Jim,
1st, going back a bit, yes, you should try MSI.
From my experience, it sounds suspiciously like a firmware/BIOS issue. Get MSI to confirm that you have the right one or the latest one. I've seen it where a M/B fresh out of the box, brand new, isn't up to date by the time it's purchased.
Yep, I'm sure.
Cheers,
Drew
Last edited by Drew; 03-06-2013 at 07:34 AM.
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Thread Starter I'll try MSI Europe ? Motherboard - P67A-GD55 (B3) thenJim,
1st, going back a bit, yes, you should try MSI.
From my experience, it sounds suspiciously like a firmware/BIOS issue. Get MSI to confirm that you have the right one or the latest one. I've seen it where a M/B fresh out of the box, brand new, isn't up to date by the time it's purchased.
Yep, I'm sure.
Cheers,
Drew
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Jim,
If you can't come to a determination w/in the MSI web site, they should have a toll free # for a Help Desk.
Cheers,
Drew
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Thread Starter Hi guys, i'm happy to tell you that i have'nt had the freeze stutter for about 2 days now. I updated my bios to the latest but got a bootmgr error message when booting so i re-installed my Windows and formated all my discs. I will try it out for a couple days more and tell you if it appears again. Thanks for the awesome help.
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Thread Starter And there it was, damn. What's next guys?
Tried to change from ide to AHCI mode in bios and got a blue screen, what's up with this?
This is so annoying, should i get a new motherboard to fix the problem that way or do you think this is caused by my ssd?
Last edited by Jim Berggren; 03-10-2013 at 09:49 AM.
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Jim,
I do not feel it's the SSD. I am running SSD w/ no problem(s). BUT, I did have to R&R a brand new M/B due to firmware issues....
Personally, I would, indeed, suggest you do the same.
Cheers,
Drew
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