New MSI K9MM-V motherboard

You need to make sure the CD drive is the first drive that the system reads on startup. You may be able to use the "Select Boot Drive" button on the start (POST) screen or go into the BIOS and select the CD as the primary boot drive.

Hi Teja,
I have the prior generation tech from MSI, K8MMV and it as well is not compatible with 7, so you need to upgrade your motherboard at a best time for you, or get a different video card, which I believe is AGP for your board. The new motherboard is the best option as you could do more with more, but short term until a time when this may be done, you can change the video for less money if need be.
Joe

Hi,
Just go to bios setup, click "delete" or "F2" when the system started to boot up, go to boot set up and select "cd rom drive" first boot, save on exit. It restart w/ the cd rom drive first.
Hope that helps you out.

got to

http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloadindex

select mainboard
select amd
select socket am2
select VIA
select K8M800
select k9mm-v

this should take to the K9mm-v page just select driver and you have all the drivers and utilities for the motherboard

Remove your memory card in the DIMM slots and insert it again. Reset also your bios. To do this, refer to the motherboard manual.

Hi, Your driver can be downloading easily by using this: Driver Update Software. take a look, and wish you best of luck. Hans

the only thing i can sugest is clear cmos by moving a jumper on your motherboard see manual or removing cmos battery from motherboard for a few miniutes then replace

http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/BIOS/Msi/MSI-K9MM-V-BIOS-12.shtml

Hello tccat1,

Definitley sounds like a bad motherboard, however, try removing the memory and using a different stick if you have some. Maybe 512 see if you can at least get it to post.

If he has changed motherboard then he will most likely need to reinstall xp/vista as the chipset drivers will be different for it.

What mb/cpu did he have before?