If your MSI motherboard won’t boot into Windows, it’s because it can’t find a boot device or can’t find the Windows operating system when it’s trying to boot. Check that the boot device was found correctly, then set up the BIOS booting setup or press F11 to boot from the chosen boot device to fix […]
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The most common reason for a red light on the motherboard is that a piece of hardware (or more) is working incorrectly or is not connected correctly. However, depending on the motherboard type, the red light can mean a specific issue with the RAM or CPU. Diagnosing the root cause of that red illumination you
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Upgrading the motherboard is not a regular maintenance check, it is necessary only when you’ve authenticated it as the cause of some malfunctions within your computer. Every time I have had to replace a motherboard, these were the situations that necessitated the need to get a new motherboard: Nonetheless, This article is a comprehensive guide
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The A9 code on your motherboard means the computer has entered BIOS. If your Asus motherboard is stuck at the A9 code and refuses to post, this is a common issue that can be resolved by either pulling the GPU or, if your motherboard has onboard video, replacing it. If it still does not post,
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If you have an Asus motherboard with an ethernet port, you may have encountered a problem where the ethernet doesn’t work. This can be frustrating, but you can try a few things to troubleshoot the problem. First, check to see if the motherboard, internet equipment, or internet service provider causes the problem. If the internet
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Yes, MSI Afterburner can show your CPU temperature. In addition to showing your GPU temperature, Afterburner has a built-in CPU temperature monitoring tool. You can also use the free tool to monitor the temperature of your CPU in real-time while playing games. MSI Afterburner is one of the most important and updated graphic card applications
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Most MSI motherboards overheat because there isn’t enough airflow in the case, the air filters are clogged, or the cooling system isn’t working right. Other things that could cause this are an inadequate power supply, overclocking, or hardware problems with the processor or graphics card. It’s also possible that the thermal paste between the CPU
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A hardware failure is the most common cause of orange light on most motherboards. A flashing orange light indicates a power supply problem, while a solid orange light indicates a RAM or other hardware problem or that it is not connected correctly. Check the power cable, the RAM, and other connected parts to find out
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If you want to save money and ensure that all of your components fit, the heatsinks that come with your motherboard are often a good choice. However, these heatsinks offer inferior heat dissipation compared to custom M.2 heatsinks. Still, a few factors must be considered before making the ultimate decision. Recently, I acquired a Gigabyte
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On the LED debug display, “CPU DXE Initialization Is Started” is represented by a 63–67 error code. DXE is an abbreviation for Driver Execution Environment. It loads all of your system parameters into memory and initializes permanent memory. If you receive this error message during the boot process and your computer refuses to boot, it
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