I built a system a while ago for someone using the sk939 MSI neo2 platinum board and an A64 cpu, and had many problems getting devices to work.
With everything enabled in the bios, USB wouldn't work. Neither would a couple of the IDE channels, firewire and audio. Device manager in windows claimed it didn't have enough resources to enable these devices. I got them to work by disabling some things that arn't used in the bios (serial port, one of the ethernet ports, one ide slot, one sata slot).
This gets everything working but it is hardly ideal. Another problem is that the PC isn't recognised as an ACPI pc and instead is noted as a 'MPS uniprocessor pc' and as such windows wont shutdown by itself and leaves you at the 'it is now safe to shutdown' screen
It's using the latest bios (from the liveupdate program) and latest nforce drivers from nvidia.com, and it's running windows xp. Any ideas?
With everything enabled in the bios, USB wouldn't work. Neither would a couple of the IDE channels, firewire and audio. Device manager in windows claimed it didn't have enough resources to enable these devices. I got them to work by disabling some things that arn't used in the bios (serial port, one of the ethernet ports, one ide slot, one sata slot).
This gets everything working but it is hardly ideal. Another problem is that the PC isn't recognised as an ACPI pc and instead is noted as a 'MPS uniprocessor pc' and as such windows wont shutdown by itself and leaves you at the 'it is now safe to shutdown' screen
It's using the latest bios (from the liveupdate program) and latest nforce drivers from nvidia.com, and it's running windows xp. Any ideas?