Can't seem to disable it -__-

Depending on where you get my friend. RRP is at 6999, but depends on who is selling it, prices may vary.

razorboy how much u got urs? O_O

as for the touchpad, have u try reinstalling the provided utility cd?

i figured that it wasn't booting problem, but it stucks at the mobo splash screen for a minute before loading normally.

i had no utility cd . it came with a manual and an msi cd. no utility cd given. I got mine under the pre-registration thing. 6999 with a netbook. An Msi mouse and Assasin's Creed 2 which I am so thoroughly enjoying

splash screen as in the black screen or the windows screen?

Hey razor,sorry if im answering questions that have been answered,but since im using the gt680r as well,the Fn+F3 key wouldnt work for u is it?I didnt read the past post as im busy with assignments now sorry =\

i think i noe whats your problem, do u have USB Flash Drive or External Hard Disk USB plug in? if yes, plug it out then start up your laptop. I used to have similar problem to my PC and i found out that it will read through the external hard disk before moving on. Pluck out n done, no more slow loading

Check the MSI DVD, I'm sure it's inside there no? O_O. If not can always go to their download link and take it

Link to driver : Click Me!

anyway, what netbook was it? ..ur using it?

If the FN+F3 doesnt work, then for sure there's a problem with his SCM which is System Control Manager, make sure you did not shut that off during Window Startup at MSconfig

nope, i do not have a usb flashdrive or external hard disk plugged in, but only my gaming mouse.

Im not sure, i tried it, it just disables something. -__- im not sure what it is

I'm not sure what netbook. I didn't shut it off as far as I remembered

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Added on March 21, 2011, 6:13 pmhmm, somehow the keypad is disabled now. -___- the only thing i did was press fn + f3

This post has been edited by razorboy: Mar 21 2011, 06:13 PM

Yes razorboy,FN+F3 is to disable the touchpad haha...u can see the symbol there though,doesnt it resembles like the touchpad?=).Anyway glad to help ya.

This post has been edited by huyified: Mar 21 2011, 06:15 PM

Try starting up without usb gaming mouse plugged in, to see if it loads faster?
the mouse can be plugged in in windows environment.

Does anybody here know when is the MSI GE620 arriving in Malaysia???

what the *****. unplugged my mouse and now it boots into windows in less than 10 seconds... thanks for the help guys, but why did the mouse cause such a problem?

Wow, thanks a lot mate. THanks!

Lol, your notebook was probably scanning it to see if there is an OS installed in your mouse. Dont have this issue on my mamba tho

Dear Trance4eva,
If i'm not mistaken, it's already in the market. Maybe let me know your location then we will advice on where is the closest dealer has the stock.

For GT680 users,
There's a new BIOS update. Fixed several issues. Do flash the BIOS on your on risk.
http://www.msi.com/product/nb/GT680.html#/?div=BIOS

wow..till now haven shut off? hahah ..anyway regarding the keypad, the keypad area should have 3 lights when it's disabled. when the light is off means the keypad is enabled ..try to check make sure your system control manager is on..SCM basically controls everything in the laptop..without it, it's like a baby without a mom

haha..wat mouse u use? i have no problem with my lachesis though ..you can try disable it from bios..set it to not run External Drives or something..forget the name xD

i guess that gaming mouse is not a generic mouse, so that's the problem, may be??...

so huyi - gonna flash your bios? I've never flashed any bios of any sort before -___-

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Added on March 22, 2011, 8:56 am3.0G and 1.0G? huh?!

This post has been edited by razorboy: Mar 22 2011, 08:56 AM

Dear razorboy,
If you are unsure how to do it, it's quite simple actually. First create a bootable USB drive. Refer to the link below. Then download the BIOS and unzip the files to the bootable USB drive you have created. After that boot to the thumbdrive to DOS. In dos type "flash" and you are done.

http://www.techpowerup.com/articles//overc...ng/vidcard/34/5

PS: although flashing bios is not advisable due to the risk involved, but flashing the an updated BIOS may provide better stability.

Okay, gonna try now since i have a few hours to spare

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Added on March 22, 2011, 11:54 amlol, i cant format my kingston pendrive to be ms-dos usb boot

This post has been edited by razorboy: Mar 22 2011, 11:54 AM

razorboy,
Make sure you got the USBImage before you flash. hehe...