Hi,

I have a desktop motherboard DP55KG which suddely got error code 64 on boot, which i don't know where's the problem.

On manual (page 73), it says 60-6F - Reserved for future use (for new busses).

I already checked vídeo, memory, desktop's battery (changed for a new one) and nothing worked.

Specs

Processor: i7-860

Cooler: Coolermaster 412 PWM

Memory: Corsair Dominator (8 GB)

Video: PNY geForce 550Ti

Power: Corsair AX1200i

O.S.: Windows 7 Ultimate x64; Ubuntu 13.04

I also tried to clear CMOS and it doesn't work. Can any one give a tip?

P.S: My warranty already expired since 2012.

Hi, I've recently built a new system using a DQ77KB desktop board, and a Xeon E3-1265L v2 CPU. The CPU is listed as compatible with the board, and it works perfectly fine. I have installed Windows 7 64-bit on the system, and that works fine too.

The only problem I have is that the graphics driver for the board (HD Graphics Driver for Windows 7), that is available from the download center, says: "This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software" during installation. I would assume that it is not compatible with the CPU, as in the "Read Me" file, Xeon is not listed. This means that I have to work with default in-box drivers from the Windows 7 Installation.

What I find odd, is that it has exactly the same graphics (HD Graphics 2500) as the i3-3220 (which I am using with another DQ77KB board).

Is there any way to get WDDM graphics drivers to install for this setup?

I appreciate all help.

When I built my DG45FC m/b desktop at an Intel Channel Conference in Garden City, Long Island, New York

It came with a single 2 Gbyte Kinston Ram in one of two available slots. This was great for immediate upgrade to 4 Gbytes Ram.

I like the incredible general utility of this m/b, however I should like to give it some extra Ram headroom by installing two

as listed in the following Intel support document:

http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/dg45fc/sb/CS-029148.htm?wapkw=dg45fc

This appears

to allow 8 Gbytes of total DDR2 ram to be utilized on this m/b.

Kingston (who has since discontinued that product SKU# ) says their old records indicate

only 4 Gbytes total ram is supported on this m/b.....BUT their support tech indicates the possibility

that Intel bios updates may have increased that to 8 Gbytes limit.....?????

I have the latest bios installed [ IDG4510H.86A.0135.EB.EXE ] however, I find no reference to Ram updates.

The question is: Is this m/b capable of handling 8 Gbytes of Ram?

Thanks for your help.

Alfred Dayton

631_928_2424

partner_AT_adayton_DOT_com

PS: CHIPSET: INTEL CORE 2 DUO CPU E8500 @ 3.166GHZ 3.16GHZ

O/S: 64 BIT WINDOWS 7 ULTIMATE

RAM: PRESENTLY 2 STICKS KINGSTON 2 GBYTE RAM=4GBYTES TOTAL RAM.

Message was edited by: Alfred Dayton

Hi,

probably I have different expectations to the normal user but anyway.

I've got a DH87RL board connected to a Corsair Carbide 200R case which has a front panel connector for microphone and speakers.

As soon as I plug in the earphones into the front out the back panel speakers are turned off.

What I would like to have and what worked out of the box with my previous MSI board is a parallel output for both connectors.

Is that possible somehow?

Thanks for any hint,

Wolfgang

I'm trying to get an external back up drive to hook up as as eSATA instead of USB.  According to the Intel description here:  Intel® Desktop Board DH67BL   ,one port will work as eSATA, but doesn't identify which port it is.  Thanks!  Jim.

I upgraded my computer system from a Core-i 2500K to a Core-i 3770 back in December. I went through the necessary BIOS upgrades ending at 0039. The system has been somewhat erratic since doing this. Most of the issues seem related to power management, though I have also been getting exclamations in the Device Manager in the Intel Management Engine on the first boot. A quick re-boot consistently clears this. I also experienced difficulties adding a hot-swap drive bay. The system was unable to recognize a new drive whether it was in the drive bay or directly connected to the SATA and power connectors. I did get past this last issue with no good explanation for the difficulties encountered.

After further sleep and power issues, this past weekend I upgraded the BIOS to 0042. I used the recovery process and the upgrade proceeded without any issues. After upgrading the BIOS, the system seemed a bit unstable but settled down after a few reboots. By Sunday the system was running well and even the power management looked promising. The system would shut down and sleep without waking right back up, as it has always sometimes done, and it would come out of sleep without errors or rebooting, even after more than six hours of sleep.

I awoke the system and used it several times on Monday and Tuesday without issue. Then, late Tuesday, after an emergency run to the veterinarian, I settled in for some Photoshop work I needed to get done. When I went to use the machine it did not wake cleanly. It went into a blue screen with an error message that there was some problem at XXXXXXX location. I shut it down and restarted it. The system opened into Windows recovery mode and I instructed it to continue to start Windows normally, which it did. I checked the device manager and I did not see an exclamation in the ME of Device Manager. This issue seemed to be resolved with BIOS 0042.

I had been working in Photoshop for about 45 minutes. I had Lightroom and Chrome open at the time. I was doing an extraction, which requires use of the mouse and the keyboard simultaneously. I believe I fat-fingered the Windows key when I wanted the command key and the Windows menu popped up. I went to click on the Photoshop panel again to turn off the Windows menu but my pointer was right over the Start/Run button in the Windows pop up and I believe I clicked on it. This happened very quickly, so I’m not sure of this, but I think this is what happened. At this point the computer shut down. Initially I didn’t realize what had happened, but then surmised that I had accidentally put it into sleep mode. I hit the power button to restart it. The computer turned on, made sounds as though it was going to start (it has a pattern I can recognize) and then just sat there with the lights on, monitors out and the fans spinning for about twenty seconds. It then shut down and went through the process again. And again. And again.

The machine is now stuck in this process. I left it off overnight and tried it again this morning with the same results. The system is not beeping, though I believe it beeped three times once in the very early attempts to restart it. I tried to boot it off a Paragon recovery disk, but the system does not attempt to read the CD. I turned on the back-to-bios button so that I could check the BIOS, but the system fails to go into BIOS mode.

At this point I have no idea what the issue is or how to work around it. Any advice would be appreciated.

Assuming that I can recover the system and get it going again, is it possible to go back to the 2^nd Generation Core-I 2500? I had no problems with that CPU but have had nothing but problems since upgrading to the i7 – or is this all due to moving off BIOS 0029?

Alternately, an Asus Z68 board is only about $100, a small price for stability. Should I consider ditching the DZ68BC? There are certainly plenty of posts that indicate that the DZ68BC is a star-crossed board. If I ditch it, what is the suggested replacement board?

This is the configuration on the system:

OS, Windows 7 x64 Ultra

MB, Intel DZ68BC

CPU Intel i7-3770

Memory, 2 x 4GB DDR3

Chassis, In-Win ATX case with 400w PS

Drives:

120GB Intel 520 SSD (system)

1.5 Seagate 3.5 7200 SATA

0.5 Seagate 3.5 7200 SATA

HD 4470 video card with dual monitors

LG DVD/CD optical drive with light scribe

Multi-function memory card reader (on USB3 header)

3.5" hot-swap drive bay

Hello, after update my bios to latest bios (04.11.2013) my memory temp show 75 c min . VR 56 C . Can not downgrade the Bios. Any fix ?

Hello,

after upgrading to Windows 8.1 the CIR Header is not longer recognized.

Device Manager says there is an unknown device.

Is there any solution or new driver available?

Greetings

Hey,

I'm already coming at this from the point of 'I'm probably pinched', but I thought it would be worth a try:

My DX58SO is running on tired legs and it looks like I've lost USB support for my keyboard and mouse.  I was unable to detect the mouse booting into the OS (Win7Pro) and could get the keyboard at the user account selection screen, so I was trying to salvage some stuff using a RDC from my laptop. It's not a big loss as I've got a backup, but there's still a few things that I'd like to be able to access if I can.

I had a lock up and failure and I'm getting the screen telling me 'the BIOS has detected unsuccessful POST attempt(s)'.  Because the keyboard isn't detected at this stage, I can't select 'Y' or 'N' to move off this screen.

Changing USB ports from front to back panel or into different ports on the back panel gives me no love.  However, there are two ports that mean I can't even get to the screen I mention in the paragraph above, but I don't know what that's about.  They're the two top USB ports on the back panel (so the USB 3.0 ports, I think, but I'm not certain) and they delay the arrival at said screen until the USB keyboard is unplugged.

Getting another keyboard and a mouse is, strangely, a hassle, but could be possible for testing purposes, but I think it's a deeper problem then that.

So, if I can force my way past my block without a keyboard, I'd love to know about it.

Cheers,

McPhil

Dear Intel Team.

After a careful and successful BIOS update to 0144 I lost the graphics card and can not boot any more.

Prior to that I had this basically brand new system going for few days without any dramas at all.

All what I get now is two beeps - two beeps and nothing else. I have checked the graphics card on my other computer and it is working perfectly. I used the other card on this system with no luck. The card itself is working because I get the full BIOS recovery procedures displayed on the monitor. Main Intel logo shows up before It starts flushing the BIOS (USB recovery option). I have downgraded the BIOS to earlier versions 0143, 141, 139P by it did not solve the problem whatsoever.  

My configuration is as follow:

1. Motherboard Intel DQ87PG

2. CPU XEON E3-1240v3

3. Graphics Card Radeon HD5450 1GB

3. Memory 16GB G.Skill DDR3-1600

4. PSU Coolmaster Thunder 700W.

As I said before the system was fully operational prior the upgrade. I need help. Please. Is there any way to bring the BIOS to its defaults??

Many Thanks

Kris

Hello,

Intel motherboard dq87pg ignore/corrupt all UEFI BootXXXX/BootOrder variables except last one set.

So if you install Windows then Linux you've got in boot menu (F10) only Linux (grub) and if you installed Linux then Windows you've got only Windows Boot Manager by F10.

It appears to be worked well only in origin firmware ver. 0030, but in 0035,036 it was broken by ignoring UEFI variables. Also if you reflash the same motherboard (0035/0036) with both installed Win/Linux with origin 0030 firmware you've got all announced OSes in boot menu (F10) back(!). So it's just ignoring then and seen then only in ver. 0030

Version 014x corrupts previous set BootXXXX variables when you set new one. When you set new BootXXXX var via efibootmgr it's ok, but when you reboot and check it again with efibootmgr -v, you will see corrupted device path in all variables. So you've got again only one OS in boot menu (F10)

Also it's reproduces for all four motherboards in my hands

I have Intel board DH77KC with 8 GB installed RAM. OS is Windows 8.1 32bit. The problem is when i check my computer properties, it shows "Installed RAM 8GB (Usable RAM 3.48GB).

What it means?

How can I make full of my RAM usable?

Hi,

I have DH87RL motherboard connected to a Dell U2412M monitor.

During booting when it shows "Intel Board Inside" logo it also shows some random garbage. It looks like a strip along the lower edge of the screen, about an inch wide and located below F2, F7, F10 options text, please see attached photo.

Once OS is booted everything looks and works fine.

Motherboard functionality doesn't seem to be affected, it just doesn't look good at the boot stage.

I ran a memory test and it didn't show any errors. Besides the memory has worked in a different system with no issues.

I updated to the latest BIOS 0324 but it didn't fix the problem.

Any help is much appreciated.

Kind regards,

Alex

I in post Re: DZ68BC Board Issues, Bad to Worse

I stated  that I had a bad memory module. I got a copy of Memtest86 and burned a bootable CD to test with. I found that both memory modules passed perfectly. I ran these tests with the modules in the system in question, running them one at a time. The system was running on the "good" module to download Memtest86 and burn the CD.

I put the "bad" memory back in the machine and booted it. It opened to windows. I swapped the memory and again got to windows. I tested the memory in all slots and both modules work as long as it is only one. If you put two modules in either the blue memory pair or the black memory pair, the system will shut down after displaying the Intel screen. You cannot go to the bios.

So, my problem does not appear to be the memory itself. It is the board whenever there are two sticks present. I looked at the bios and do not see any settings relative to this, so I am assuming I do not have something set wrong. I am on bios 0042.

Is this a known condition? Would a bios rollback to 39 help? Is there a way to truly confirm that I have a board issue before I go out and purchase a replacement board?

Hi,

I have a desktop motherboard DP55KG which suddely got error code 64 on boot, which i don't know where's the problem.

On manual (page 73), it says 60-6F - Reserved for future use (for new busses).

I already checked vídeo, memory, desktop's battery (changed for a new one) and nothing worked.

Specs

Processor: i7-860

Cooler: Coolermaster 412 PWM

Memory: Corsair Dominator (8 GB)

Video: PNY geForce 550Ti

Power: Corsair AX1200i

O.S.: Windows 7 Ultimate x64; Ubuntu 13.04

I also tried to clear CMOS and it doesn't work. Can any one give a tip?

P.S: My warranty already expired since 2012.

i have

Windows 7 Ultimate x64

Intel DZ77RE-75K (BIOS 66 latest)

Core i5-3450

Corsair 12GB (3x4GB) 1600MHz 9-9-9-24 1.50V

it shows on bios and windows 7 that i have 4GB memory only

Can anyone help me?

Hi all,

I'm trying to install Linux on this motherboard using UEFI boot only, and while it can boot Linux in UEFI mode from a USB stick, I can't figure out how to get it to boot from my hard disk automatically.

I have installed GRUB, and it has put itself in a VFAT partition as fs0:\EFI\grub\grubx64.efi and has created a bootloader NVRAM entry for itself.  However the firmware refuses to boot GRUB, and pressing F10 to view the boot menu just shows the UEFI shell (and another entry for the Linux USB stick if I have it plugged in.)

I can boot GRUB and then the Linux kernel if I boot into the UEFI shell and then type "fs0:\EFI\grub\grubx64.efi" - this immediately brings up the GRUB boot menu and boots all the way into Linux without any problems.

But I don't want to have to type this in every time I want to boot my PC!  How do I tell VisualBIOS to boot this UEFI executable automatically?  The Linux program "efibootmgr" shows an entry for this executable is already in the NVRAM along with the other one/two that show up in the firmware boot menu, but I can't figure out why my GRUB entry won't appear!

Any ideas?

I recently went into my computers bios, and changed the ram frequency from 667mhz down to 333mhz to compare the speeds, but after changing the speeds, the computer would not boot. no video, no hard drive activity ect. I already tried different ram sticks, same results. I also tried resetting the bios by removing the cmos battery with the power supply off, then discharging the capacitors. but once again, no boot. Is the cmos not clearing? Or is there a problem with the cpu or mobo?

I am running a intel core 2 duo

e6600 at 2.6 ghz (non overclocked) a radeon 5450 1gb, and 4 gb of ddr2 ram (4 sticks of 1gb each)

mobo is the intel d975xbx, as in the titlebios

I have two instances of the watchdog timer in my programs.I tried to uninstall one of them.The uninstall did not do anything and when I tried to remove another program said that the uninstall utility was running.How do I solve this Error that can be seen in the log file posted below.Please check the last line.

The log for the Watchdog timer says the following:

>>> 9/14/2012 09:23:27:750

[Install Configuration]

  Installer Version: 1.3.1.0

  Compile date = Wed Nov  3 12:40:04 2010

  OS command line = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\Intel® Watchdog Timer Driver (Intel® WDT)\Uninstall\setup.exe" -uninstall

  Effective command line = -uninstall

  Windows Version = Windows 7 SP1

  Platform = 64 bit

  Core Version = 3.0.1 (IIF2++)

  System up time = 1752 sec

  Source: C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\Intel® Watchdog Timer Driver (Intel® WDT)\Uninstall

[Languages]

  18EA48 - C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\Intel® Watchdog Timer Driver (Intel® WDT)\Uninstall\Setup.exe

  User default LangID: 0x409

  User default UI language: 0x409

  Using setup.exe for strings

[Uninstall]

  Checking for admin rights

  Admin rights OK

  Showing uninstall wizard

!   Dialog creation error 0x715. Resource file may be missing or corrupt

!   Error 0x715 while creating uninstall progress dialog box

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