After flashing 2.240, Windows tells you it is not activated. The cause: The update changed the UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) of your motherboard. The fix: Run the Windows Activation Troubleshooter. Click "I changed hardware on this device recently" and select your old PC configuration. Microsoft servers will re-link your digital license to the new firmware signature.
The 2.240 BIOS only supports USB legacy mode for keyboards. You need a PS/2-to-USB adapter for your mouse or use a native PS/2 mouse. Msi 2.240
Disable "ACPI 2.0 Support" in the Power Management menu of BIOS 2.240. Windows XP SP2 and later require ACPI 2.0, but the VIA chipset on 2.240 handles it poorly. Set to "ACPI 1.0" and reinstall Windows XP SP1 first. After flashing 2
: The pump-in-radiator design can be noisier than competitors; some users report a "grinding" or "airplane engine" sound at high RPMs. Reliability History : Even with the Click "I changed hardware on this device recently"
Typically ranges from 500 to 2,000 RPM (or up to 2,500 RPM on K-series).