Lars_Coleman

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Ok I'm POed. I went to MSI's website last night and saw that they have a new BIOS release for a K7T Turbo, so I thought to myself "I haven't updated my BIOS for this Motherboard yet" and I got the latest one. Flashed without a hitch and then I reboot to Windows after checking my BIOS settings and I get a Windows protection error. Thats alright, reboot hit F5 to go into Safe Mode, and the same error. So I pop my drive in with Windows NT. It boots up but I get a couple errors and it asks me to check the error log. So I run through repairing it and everything seems fine so I deside to reinstall. Now every time I get NT loaded I boot for the first time and I get a Blue Screen STOP error and it locks my system solid (Blue Screen Of Death).

So I figured I would flash the BIOS to the first release and see if that resolves my issues? Is that a smart thing to do?

Thanks for the help!

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Lars_Coleman

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Ok, I'm all better now! Flashed it back to the 1st update and everything works fine! No more Windows Protection errors and as good as new! I just have to reboot ... hmm!

Anyways, any MSI owners out there with the K7T Turbo, I wouldn't go with the latest BIOS update.

My system :::
AMD TBird 1Ghz
MSI K7T Turbo
576MB RAM
GeForce2 MX

Later ...

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aspire

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Yes that was the smartest things to do. I always treat BIOS upgrade like Detonator driver updates. Updates as new version comes out! And the new BIOS clears a lot of problem!