Topic Title: AMD Processor model unknown Topic Summary: Windows 7 does not recognize AMD Phenom II x6 - help Created On: 10/31/2012 09:03 PM Status:
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I have a Phenom II x6 processor on MSI 785G-E53 motherboard with Windows7x64 OS. The system does not recognize wth proper processor. Instead it shows the processor as "AMD Processor model unkown 802 MHz".
This is preventing me from upgrading to Windows8.
How can I get the system to recognize the proper processor model?
Originally posted by: babaksm keep in mind that your windows may become faulty if you update bios
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I've been updating BIOS's since Socket A (before then they really didn't need updating like they do now) and the only problem I've ever run into was forgetting to change IDE to AHCI
Originally posted by: babaksm in some cases changes the boot sector in HDD
Don't know where you got this idea from, but i personally in the last 25 yrs have never had it happen to me.
I think you are confused with hard drive boot sequence which usually resets when you default BIOS after flashing it to a new/different version.
Originally posted by: black_zion the only problem I've ever run into was forgetting to change IDE to AHCI
Yep, been there too..
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i figured out how to get xp to like my box, i put back the odld zip drive and made it A: and xp's f6 liked it so I could install the driver
unfortunately the BIOS cannot make 1 channel IDE, another SATA and another SAS etc
that would solve a few issues I have to face with my collection of games
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