Help! MSI Z97 Gaming 5 Motherboard Error 10

mharvey1229

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Hi,

Need a little assistance. I just recently moved and took extra care in moving my PC (undid the graphics card and all of that) I was setting it back up today and all looked fine. Plugged in the monitors and everything booted and all processes seemed fine. Then I moved my desk a little to try and get more room for my wife's desk, and all of the sudden my monitors go black and won't turn back on. They are receiving power and I have double checked all the connections to all peripherals on both the motherboard and to the devices themselves.

I have tried booting from the integrated graphics card and get the same error (error 10, but sometimes error 99 shows up as well and again this is on my MSI z97 Gaming 5). I tried pulling a stick of ram out and trying again, no change. I also tried removing the battery from the motherboard to reset it, and that didn't help.

This same setup had run fine for about a year and all of the sudden it dies. Like I mentioned, it all worked well until I moved my desk slightly, leading me to think it is a connection issue..but I checked all the connections and that doesn't seem to be the case.

I can provide specifics on my build if that helps as well...sort of a moderate novice to these forms.

Thanks in advance!
 
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I will see if I can lend you a hand wit this, 99 means Super IO Initialization i'm not sure on error 10 I am sorry, but for 99. Unplug the 8/4 pin what ever one it is and 24 pin connectors from the board and plug them back in, remove the memory and video card and reinstall them.Clear CMOS should be in the book with the motherboard, and then boot it up again to see if it worked. Hope this helps.

Joshua Fredricks

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I will see if I can lend you a hand wit this, 99 means Super IO Initialization i'm not sure on error 10 I am sorry, but for 99. Unplug the 8/4 pin what ever one it is and 24 pin connectors from the board and plug them back in, remove the memory and video card and reinstall them.Clear CMOS should be in the book with the motherboard, and then boot it up again to see if it worked. Hope this helps.
 
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