Hello there,

I am using dn2200mt board. I have 2 x 1TB 3,5 drives and an msata 32GB ssd drive. The problem is that one of the sata connectors (gray) is multiplexed with msata port and routed to pci express slot. When i plug all 3 drives the system does not see the drive connected to gray sata connector, only the msata drive and the other 1TB drive. Is there a way to solve this, so i could have all 3 drives connected? I dont want to use sata-> usb converter. Any help would be aprichiated.

Attempting a fresh install of windows 7 with a new blank hard drive but I do not have the proper updated drivers for my motherboard in order for the system to recognize the hard drive in the first place. I searched the Intel website but could not locate D94468-503. Help is greatly appreciated:)

For almost a month now I've been searching all over the web for a solution to this. My DX58SO failed to post, and continuously rebooted when I moved it into a new computer case. A LOT of things changed when I did this move, so it took a long time to track down the real reason the board wouldn't start back up. Things that were changed during the move:

- new case (obviously)

- CPU was removed and cleaned for new heat sink installation

- new memory was installed (4 x 8 GB) <-- *won't work*

- new graphics card

- additional network card

- add-in Adaptec RAID card

So, when the board failed to start up, the first thing I thought was maybe the CPU wasn't seated correctly, maybe the heat sink, etc., etc., etc...).

Removed everything from the board, so only the original graphics card and CPU + cooler were installed. Nothing. No beeps. No graphics. Just dead silence.

So, I installed just 1 stick of the new memory  (8 GB) into the board. Still nothing.

I removed the CMOS battery, and while waiting for a few minutes for everything to discharge, I dug up the mobo manual to see if I could find anything of use in there. Guess what? The BIOS Configuration Jumper was missing!

The jumper must have fell off while moving the board over to the new case. In all these years of building computers I've never had to mess with that, so it never occurred to me that it could fall off!!! I looked around and found it lying in the old case. But, now that throws a whole new wrinkle into the mix. Maybe, the BIOS was being updated this whole time, and now it's trashed.

I re-installed the jumper into the normal position, and started up the machine again, and,...

Now, this set the mobo into a state of continuous power cycling. The board would power on for what seemed like about 1 sec, then power right back off again, and it would repeat this unending cycle, over, and over, and over again.

So, if you've been following along, I have just the CPU + cooler, the original gfx card, and 1 stick of 8GB memory in the board.

Since, the BIOS jumper had fallen out, I then thought, maybe the BIOS needs to be reflashed. So, I downloaded two BIOS versions (5599, and 4598). I placed them both on CD's and USB's. Guess what?

Nada. Nothing.

In recovery mode, there was still no graphics on the monitor (yes the monitor recognized the graphics card, but there was no output from the mobo). There was also no activity from either the CD reader, or the USB drive when either was used. So, the BIOS was not getting updated.

So:

- can't recover/reflash the BIOS (recovery media not recognized)

- can't reset the BIOS (removing the battery didn't help)

- can't boot into the BIOS (continuously power cycles with the jumper in normal mode)

- all memory removed gives no beeps, and there's no on-board digital readout, or graphics on the monitor, so I can't tell what's going on

...back to internet then.

After scouring the interwebz once again, and then again, and then... anyways, I came upon this one forum post that mentioned something about the type/brand of memory that they were using. Now, until then I had just assumed that the memory I was using was fine. Since, since this had started I have already moved that memory into another board, and it has been working well with no issues. Well I went back, and got the original memory that was previously in this mobo. Took just 1 stick. Placed it in the board and,....

Nada. Nothing. No joy. :-(

Ok. Different memory, so I will retry all the troubleshooting steps again: try jumper in normal mode, try reset BIOS, try recover/reflash BIOS.

All with the same exact results. *poop*

Now all this time. When troubleshooting with just one memory stick, I always placed the stick in what I believed was DIMM slot 0. I mean visually - and, so I assumed logically - that the black memory slot wast DIMM slot 0.

...it's not.

The black memory slot is Channel A, DIMM 1. Not DIMM 0.

...and now that I am reviewing all my other mobo manuals, it appears that it's a standard that the DIMM 1 slot, for any channell is always black.

So,...

I first moved that 1 stick of memory to the Channel C slot. Everything worked fine there. No more power cycling.

I then moved it back to Channel A slot 1 (black). Power cycling issue occured again.

Then I moved it into Channel A, DIMM 0. Everything worked fine again.

Also, all my BIOS settings were as I had left them originally.

To recap:

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No post. No beeps. No graphics. Fans run, but nothing else seems to be happening == BIOS jumper is missing.

- check to see if it has fallen off, of maybe it's loose, and not making good contact with the pins.

Motherboard powers up, then immediately powers off, then continues this cycle repeatedly == memory error

- check to see if your memory is compatible, and if only using one stick of memory, make sure it's NOT in the black memory slot.

Hope this helps someone else out there. This is an expensive board, and an expensive processor.

addl keywords: lga 1366, core i7, Core i7-960, Core i7-970, Core i7-990X

Everyone

   I'm hunting for a legacy Bios for a Intel BL440ZX. I actually need the recovery file for the P03 0006 version. I'm trying to resurrect an old piece of gear and any help you can provide would be much appreciated.

Thanks

I ran MKQ7710H.86A.0065.EB.EXE on my main DQ77MK based desktop (upgrading from v62)

It failed to run - screen froze at the NIC POST message, and nothing happened for 10mins.

I powered off, and tried a reboot... much beeping and carry on before it again froze at the NIC POST message.

Again, after waiting a long time, I powered off and tried a reboot... and now I have nothing... NADA... this MB appears to be effectively dead.

I have tried using the BIOS Clear jumper, but that didn't help.

Any suggestions? or is this MB now toast?

I tried running MKQ7710H.86A.0065.EB.EXE on another DQ77MK board (from v64) and it also failed to run, hanging at the same place.

Fortunately, that board restarted, although I got a nasty POST message about a failed BIOS update... but I'm now scared to run the v65 update.

Hello,

I've learned that the model number of the OptiPlex 755 mini tower's main board I have is CN-0GM819 ....  I haven't been able to find a manual for it on Intel's site or anywhere else; do they have one?  If not, why not?

I've just acquired an OptiPlex 755 minitower computer that's intact and working.  But I also have a DP965LT main board (& the manual for it) that has a bad #4 ram slot.  I believe that all of its components are good and would like to put its processor, a Core 2 Duo quad, 2.4GHz, and ram, DDR2 PC6400 800MHz, into the 755's main board (which now has a Core 2 Duo processor and 4 sticks of DDR2 PC5300 800MHz ram).  But I can't find a manual for it.

I see that the CN-0GM819's chipset is Q35 Express, whereas the DP965LT's is P965 Express.  I don't know anything about this, so I don't know if the Core 2 Duo quad from my DP965LT will work on the GM819.  Can someone please enlighten me on this.

I sure will appreciate your help.  Thanks.

Lynn

Hello

I just finished a new build using a DZ87KLT-75K board.  Everything seems to be working fine, but I have noticed some issues when waking up the computer - sometimes it doesn't want to wake, and I have to hit the reset button.

Since I re-used my Antec P180 case and PSU, I suspect the power supply, which is an Antec TruePower Trio 650W.  My board came with a yellow sheet that said I could find compatible PSUs at www.intel.com/go/powersupplies.  I attempted to go to this url, had to register and sign in, but got a big "Permission Denied" instead of a list of PSUs.

Anyone want to point me to a list that is accessible?

Thanks

I recently purchased a Intel® Desktop Board DH87RL along with a 4th gen core i3 cpu, kingston 8gb compatible ram, and PSU. The system has a Plextor 128GB SSD drive as the primary hard disk. Since the past 2 days I have having nightmares in enabling configuration of the system to boot up. The board does not recognize external USB dvd drive. Later I also purchased a LG sata internal DVD drive to proceed with the install.

I am unable to change the boot device order from the visual BIOS. The BIOS detects the dvd drive but still does not boot from it. I do not get a list of options to choose boot order in Legacy mode or UEFI mode. I have tried with Only enabled Legacy Mode and only UEFI mode on does not help. Secure boot has been off. I am using the inbuilt gpu with a DVI monitor. Pressing the F10 option during boot does nothing!!!! I keep getting the  "no boot media found..." error. The current BIOS is an older version for june last year (will edit with the exact bios string later). 

Before the upgrade I had a  Intel DG33FB Classic board + core two duo with 6 gb ram and using the same Plextor 128GB SSD drive as the primary hard disk. I was getting boot up speeds under 6 sec. I really had great expectations from this upgrade. I am very very disappointed with my experience. This visual BIOS is more of a pain and gimmick . At least with the old style one could quickly configure and use the system!!!  Intel, what can be done to resolve this? 

I very recently bought this board and started setting up things. I have two SATA HDDs and each having a OS and this has become a problem with/without UEFI booting. Always ends up in no bootable media error if i connect both. Setting legacy boot and order doesn't help anyway. It boots in its own order apart from the one I specify. Hence i decided to format everything and start from the scratch. So, I inserted Windows 7 ULTIMATE, format all drives from disk 1 and disk 2 except the drive with backups. Formatting the last drive hangs for hours and hours.So I restarted the system and I end up with the intel inside screen. Nothing works beyond that. hitting f2, f7 or f10, nothing works. Connect  bootable USB stick, board detects that a new hardware is added and asks me to re enter set up. But that again ends up the same way. Really frustrated over the past 10 days with this board.Can someone help me now to boot up the machine?

Hi and thanks for the help!

I have a machine that has been working for the past week without a single issue. On Friday night I restarted the machine and have not been able to boot it since. The machine powers on and starts a boot sequence, but nothing shows up on the monitor and eventually the machine will power down and restart itself.

When the machine is booting it gets hung up on a boot code of 0x55 for about 10 seconds and then restarts. This usually continues indefinitely. I have gotten a 3 beep code a couple of times, but not every time. Everything else seems normal - I even see the Memory Init LED blink quickly and then stay solid green.

Here's a few things I've tried with no luck

- I've tried removing power and the BIOS battery overnight.

- I removed the graphics card, hard drives, and all connections to the motherboard besides power and 1 RAM stick.

Specs:

- PS: Corsair AX860

- RAM (x4): G.Skill SNIPER, DDR3 1866, 8GB (F3-1866C10Q-32GSR)

Like I said above, this had been working just fine before suddenly stopping one reset and hasn't recovered since. Any guidance, known issues, or suggestions for other things to try is greatly appreciated.

Bryan

Hello

Is it possible to use onboard graphics together with a separate graphics card? I have only one paired DVI/HDMI and one VGA on my video card and I want to connect two monitors using DVI/HDMI.

MB is DZ77RE-75K

Graphics is ATI Radeon 5450

BR,

Kir

I have a Gigabyte GA-EP35-DS3P (rev. 2.1) MOBO in a 6-year-old built to order machine that I'm upgrading from XP/Pro to Win7/Pro.

It has these specs.  Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 (2.4 GHz) Quad Core. The MOBO includes SATAII. It has the Intel P35 chipset in the North Bridge (2 GSATA ports) and Intel ICH9R in the South Bridge (6 SATAII ports. It has 8 GB of DDRII 800 memory.

My current configuration has XP and my program files on two 74 GB WD Raptor drives in RAID1 and two 500 GB WD Caviar Caviar SE16 drives also in RAID1.

The CMOS setting for SATA RAID/AHCI Mode is RAID. (Aside: Damn it would be useful to have a log file of all my current CMOS settings. I don't do this every day, and shutting down just so I can reboot and enter settings to check a setting and maybe document it with a digital photo is a PITA. Has anyone ever figured out how to gather this information into a log?)

I want to replace the Raptor drives with two 128 GB Crucial M550 SSD drives and install Win7 64bit in RAID1. I will keep my data drives in RAID1 during the process.

What I've read suggests that the order in which I do things could make my new installation relatively pain free or very complex.

I know that the RAID1 software I am using is here:

C:\Program Files\Intel\Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology

It was installed by the custom builder (GamePC/SolidElectric of Palo Alto, CA.) I don't find a CD for the software.

Will I need to download software from Intel that is Win7 64bit compatible? Will my 74-year-old brain be able to readily understand the options I might encounter during installation?

It is clear to me that I will also need a 64 bit driver. Which should I download?

Should all of this be available on a flash drive?

My current drive C: will be unavailable during the Windows installation process so I won't have access to the program I've been using. I doubt it would run under Win7 64bit anyway.

I would very much appreciate a straightforward explanation of the steps I should take to accomplish my goal. I’ve been very happy with the service that Rapid Storage Technology has given me.

I've asked for help on other forums and encountered replies like these. "Why would you want to do that?" "RAID1 is not a backup solution." They are not much help to me.

Thanks,

baumgrenze

Motherboard DP965LT is broken I want to buy another. What is it's successor? It has 775 socket. My videocard is a nvidia geforce 73000GT 512mb. I want to use windows 7 or windows 8 what can you recommand.

I live in the Netherlands i'm enjoying my pension so I have no money to buy a new computer.computer 6 years old.965LT

I'm sure like most of you, your USB 3.0 ports are not working under Windows 8.  When I saw the firmware updates dated 5/9/2013, I thought finally.  Well after installing the update I can say they still don't work.  I install both updates, front and rear.  The front update processes fine...and those ports may work, but I don't have them hooked up.  The rear update throws the message Device not found!

Any help to get this working under Windows 8, would be much appreciated.

Regards...

There seems to be a problem with the XMP-3 memory setting when using 32 GB Corsair Vengeance Pro 2133MHz (CMY32GX3M4A2133C11). Using this setting, the system:

1.) Starts up for 2 seconds

2.) Powers off

3.) Starts up with no POST for 20 seconds then proceeds to boot-up normally

This happens when the memory is clocked to 2133MHz using the XMP-3 profile setting in the BIOS. Doing a soft-shutdown also results in the same sequence of events. However, reversing the memory setting to "Automatic" changes the memory speed to 1333MHz and the system returns to normal operation/start-up. Any clue why this is happening? Has anyone else observed similar problems using Corsair Vengeance Pro memory?

My specs:

Core i7-4770K

DZ87KLT-75K

32 GB Corsair Vengeance Pro (CMY32GX3M4A2133C11)

Samsung 840 Pro 512GB SSD

Corsair AX760 PSU 760 Watts

Windows 7 Professional 64-bit

Hi,

I hope someone can give me some clue on how to properly use the cooling menu to config chassis / cpu fans in Intel Visual BIOS. It seems details were not given in the motherboard's technical specs or anywhere from Intel web site.

I've just purchased a DH87MC today and would like to config my fan to STOP / IDLE when the system temperature is low enough. I have no clue how to set it with "auto" mode, and when I tried with "manual" and set the duty cycle to 0%, the fans are still running.

Before I change to Intel Board, I was able to set fan speed on other boards with software like SpeedFan.  I hope Intel Board can do this within BIOS so that I don't need to keep a software running at the background just for controlling fan speeds...

Thanks!

Hi,

First of all, sorry for my bad english speaking...

I have a problem with CPU Temperature on my Intel DG31PR, I am using the latest available BIOS on this board (0071).

1)  I put a Pentium Dual Core E5800 :CPU Temperature is 94°, just staying in the bios screen !!

With Core2Temp, Core temperatures seems to be OK (around 30°)

2) I put a Pentium Dual Core E5200 : CPU Temperature is around 30° in the bios screen (everything is running fine)

Of course, heat sink is active and OK in both cases. In the first case, heat sink is running very fast and of course is very loudy :|

Can anyone help me with this problem of buggy temperature with this board and my E5800 ?

Thanks a lot for your help.

Regards,

Olivier

HI

we have a viglen workstation with a DH55PJ motherboard with an inbuild intel 82578DC network card and im trying to get it to image from a Windows 2012 WDS server.

The workstation see the DHCP PXE boot ok and allows you to select the capture file you want, then it show the Microsoft windows loading bar moving at the bottom of the screen and then just a black screen.

I have installed on the WDS server several version of the drivers that i have found from Intel, Viglen. I have followed many forums on this and i cannot get it to work.

I have captured 20 different makes and models of workstations and deployed hundreds of images, but this one is a royal pain in the ****.

Any help will be appreciated.

Alan.

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I am running a DEL 530S with original hardware and Win 7 Ult. I found that I needed driver update and not able to get them from Intel.

A lot of it looks like it was an update pack.

Here is what I am looking for:

244E Intel 82801 pci bridge driver 11/06/2008

Intel standard dual core channel pci
ide controller driver 07/23/2013

Intel standard dual core channel pci
ide controller driver 07/23/2013

2916 intel ich9r lpc interface
controller driver 02/23/013

2930 intel ich9 family smbus controller
driver 08/19/2013

2934 intel ich9 family usb universal
host controller driver 02/23/2013

2935 intel ich9 family usb universal
host controller driver 02/23/2013

2936 intel ich9 family usb universal
host controller driver 02/23/2013

2937 intel ich9 family usb universal
host controller driver 02/23/2013

2938 intel ich9 family usb universal
host controller driver 02/23/2013

2939 intel ich9 family usb universal
host controller driver 02/23/2013

293a intel ich9 family usb2 enhanced
host controller driver 02/23/2013

293c intel ich9 family usb2 enhanced
host controller driver 02/23/2013

29c1 intel g33/g31/p35/p31 express chip
set pci express root port driver 02/23/2013

29c0 intel g33/g31/p35/p31 express chip
set processor to i/o controller driver 02/23/2013