X99S Ac Power error "D0"

[Sarr_]

I have a msi x99s ac power with an i7 5820k, I mounted everything but as soon as I turn on the pc everything starts but i have no video and  the mb shows postcode "D0", I tried everything that came to my mind. Any ideas? Whatever i do, i get the same postcode "D0". 

 

edit: the pc is not in the case

[Mello]

Debug codes descriptions are found in the manual (click here to download it if you don't have it)

I found the code, it says "63~67,D0 Late CPU Initialization" (I'm not sure what that means)

[Sarr_]

But the manual doesn't say nothing about how to fix it

[Mello]

Wait, what is the exact name of the motherboard?

[Sarr_]

msi x99s ac power

 

[Mello]

1 minute ago, Sarr_ said:

msi x99s ac power

xpower? The black and yellow one right?

[Sarr_]

1 minute ago, Mello said:

xpower? The black and yellow one right?

yup

[Mello]

I looked it up, and from what I found it means the motherboard needs a BIOS update for the CPU.

Heard there's 2 ways to do it,

either you find some computer hardware place so they install a CPU that would work on your motherboard without an update, then update it for you to install your own CPU (or they do the flash bios way).

or you have to do a flash bios with the BIOS updated drivers to update it using a flash drive that is bootable.

Do you have any other pc/laptop?

[Sarr_]

Yes I have a laptop, can you link me a tutorial

[Mello]

First, you need the bios update for your motherboard. (His motherboard is different) Here: https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/X99S-XPOWER-AC 

Format your flash drive (This will empty your flash drive) then extract the BIOS update files into it then make it bootable.

The guy in the tutorial has a working CPU so he doesn't need to make it bootable. (But you do)

Good luck buddy.

[Sarr_]

Thx man, ill try this later

[Sarr_]

The second video that you link me shows how flash the bios on a working pc, but mine wont start, how can I flash the bios whitout going to the bios?

[Sarr_]

ITS ALIVE! At the top right of the mobo, under the buttons, there are 3 switch that in my case are all up, i put them down and the pc start.