20 Most Recent Matsonic MS9087C Motherboard Questions & Answers

Very good question.

I faced the same issue not long ago. I opted to try the cheaper route of replacing the power supply and hoping that that was the problem. Luckily, I got lucky and that was the issue.

What was strange was that the system would appear to turn-on just fine, but specific parts of the system would not function like the hard drives would not spin-up. After replacing the power supply, the system booted normally like nothing had happened.

If you have a multimeter, you might try measuring the voltage coming from each power connector coming from the power supply, but be careful while you do this.

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Remove the CMOS battery for about 30 minutes....If this is a desktop pc.Often times this will reset back to no password.Laptops are much harder.Alot of times you cannot reset a laptop bios password.

yes its perfectly fine!

Put down or pull some your video card. On these motherboards this error mean a problem with your video card and sometimes it makes shorting. Or try to change your video card to another with pci slot

if that is an nvidia card you can download a driver from nvidia.search under beta and other drivers,find one that is a forceware driver if possible.that should do it.

Hi bossman9628A, normally its the wire colors that messes everyone up when trying to connect the front case wires to the motherboard. The MSI RX480 Neo2-F, AKA MS-7151 MB is no different but does use a second set of pins just to help you get more confused.
Gather up all your case wires. You'll notice there is one color that is common. Chances are that color is white & is being used for the ground wire. Other colors like blue, green, red, light blue, light green & light red ECT are used for positive. The speaker uses black for ground/negative.
So looking at JFP1 at pin 1 is positive +. Pin 3, which is to the right of pin 1 is negative -.
The manual does show you which pin is negative & which is positive. Pin 1 = (HD_LED_P). The _P stands for positive.
Pin 3 = (HD_LED_N). The _N stands for negative. Do not connect the Power led at JFP2. Keep the power led connected at JFP1.
Do connect the case speaker at JFP2. Most cases do use 2-pin connectors but others use 3 & 4 pin connectors. If your case is such you can remove a wire from a connector by using a decent needle. There is a small black tab that you can pull towards your self while pulling the wire out. You can than slide the wire back into the connector where you need it. You'll know the wire is inserted correctly because you'll hear or feel it snap into the connector. If by sme chance you get a led backwards, don't freak out. The leds use 5v DC. Just shut down the system & turn that led 180deg & reconnect it.

Good luck bossman9628A!
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Try re-setting the bios jumper, it's by the battery.

Try driverdownload.com or check manufactures website if possible.

well the problem might be with the heat-stinker ur using for ur processor to remain cool it might not working properly just changed it n i am sure da problem wud be solved!

Do you have any components compatable with the broken motherboard spare or in another desktop? try booting the motherboard with just a power supply, monitor, RAM and CPU. You may also need a video card if your motherboard does not have an integrated one.
If it shows no signs of life with other components that are know to work connected to it, then its a fair bet its dead.
Most hardware fault diagnosis especially with desktops is just a proccess of elimination.
Let me know if you have any luck chashole.

Memory.
Suggest you cut down on the memory to using one DIMM.
Try your dimm down through the slots, one slot at a time. If still trouble, switch dimm and do the same. One beep is a memory issue.

You said you tried them both one at a time....did you try one at a time trying both sockets? Sometimes a defective memory slot will cause the symptom you describe. Also, in rare cases, memory modules of the same type and speed may not operate together.

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here you go http://www.wimsbios.com/forum/where-can-find-motherboard-manual-f34/latest-bios-and-manual-for-the-matsonic-ms8308ep-266-t10996.html