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post #361 of 581
9/23/12 at 5:00pm
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Nope not getting any lights or connection what so ever. Changed cord and still nothing.

If you have done everything, try contacting customer support (Like they will help any) but it couldn't hurt. You may have to RMA the board which sucks just for a network adapter. If you can live with it, pick up a cheap pci-e network card. Rose will i know had one on sale on newegg for as little as 10 shipped. Or pick up a wifi dongle and forget about it.

One more question... Did you plug in an Ethernet cord before you installed the driver for it? Or did you get the driver from another computer an installed it before you plugged in the ethernet cord?
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post #362 of 581
9/23/12 at 7:34pm
Nope I installed all the drivers before I plugged the cord in. And it's not the only thing wrong with it 2 of my ram slots don't work if you recall tryin to help me out with that awhile ago. Do u know if I can Rma it without the original box?
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9/24/12 at 8:08am
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Nope I installed all the drivers before I plugged the cord in. And it's not the only thing wrong with it 2 of my ram slots don't work if you recall tryin to help me out with that awhile ago. Do u know if I can Rma it without the original box?

I believe so. Don't quote me on that.

If you are having that much trouble with hardware, ram, and networking... I would RMA it.

Start here:

http://service.msicomputer.com/msi_user/rma_form_new.aspx

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post #364 of 581
9/24/12 at 2:02pm
Thanks. I gave tech support a call and they said it is most likely caused by a short. Does that sound right to you? Couldn't a short destroy my whole mobo?
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9/24/12 at 2:07pm
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Thanks. I gave tech support a call and they said it is most likely caused by a short. Does that sound right to you? Couldn't a short destroy my whole mobo?

Sure.

In theory ESD can short out an entire electrical component making it inoperable. However, with todays technology and how far everything has come a long... ESD is highly unlikely to happen unless you are completely careless.

With that being said. Tell MSI that you are going to RMA their faulty product and you would like a replacement because it is not working as intended. Period. Sometimes companies will try and blame everything on the user. Claiming its your fault. Just RMA the dang thing. LOL
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post #366 of 581
9/24/12 at 10:29pm
Way ahead of you. Already put in for Rma. Thanks for all the help.
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9/25/12 at 7:16am
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Way ahead of you. Already put in for Rma. Thanks for all the help.

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post #368 of 581
9/25/12 at 5:04pm
hey mrtoyo I checked the bios and there is no fan adjust for the cpu i can't find it i mean?
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post #369 of 581
9/25/12 at 5:55pm
also i have all my case fans plugged into the ports on the board and I cant control there speed is there a way for that to
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post #370 of 581
9/25/12 at 6:09pm
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also i have all my case fans plugged into the ports on the board and I cant control there speed is there a way for that to

Go into BIOS and click MSI Mainboard settings on left. Its a big tab. You should then see System status, advanced, boot, and save&exit. Double click or press enter on Advanced. In advanced, double click or press enter on "hardware monitor." Then you will see where you can control your system fans.

Look at your manual as well. It is in there clear as day.
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