GX633 - ENE CIR I/O conflict with Motherboard Resource

[phys-x]

Hello everyone...I'm a newbie here.

I have MSi GX633 here with latest BIOS and official MSi driver (except VGA and Sound), running Windows 7 Professional x86.
I've own my notebook for 2 year, and just found this yesterday.
Recently found that my ENE CIR Reciever driver had conflict with Motherboard Resource...
Iam opening Device Manager, and then when I check ENE CIR properties, on General tab it say "the device is working properly".
But on the Resource tab it say "Input/Output Range 004C - 004F used by:  Motherboard resources".
So I search Motherboard resource device on the System Device. It is hidden by default. Looks on the properties, on resource tab and found conflict message too.
It said :
Input/Output Range 0044 - 005F used by: ENE CIR Receiver
Input/Output Range 0062 - 0063 used by: Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Embedded Controller
Input/Output Range 0065 - 006F used by: Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Embedded Controller


Any one share same problems here with your GX633 or another notebook with ENE CIR built in device???
If one of you had already solve this bug, please share it...
Thanks...

NB: sorry about my bad spelling english language

 

[phys-x]

uppsss..
looks like no one using notebook with ENE CIR device on this forum 

 

[Stu]

Are you actually having a problem with the ENE CIR (Consumer Infrared Receiver) device?

 

[phys-x]

Are you actually having a problem with the ENE CIR (Consumer Infrared Receiver) device?

Yap, first I thoght its a hardware problems, cause my MCE remote did not work.
But when I try to search on google, some people encounter this problems too.

Some people who own HP notebook luckly get BIOS or EC firmware update to fix.
According to some info I've got on google, they get this problem when they flashed their notebook with latest version BIOS...

Some people who not lucky enough, try to downgrade just their EC firmware.
Iam not sure if that info is correct, but I might try it if I could find my GX633 previous EC firmware some where..
Thats because I already had latest BIOS installed when the first I buy it 2 year ago.

Are you get this problems too Stu?????

 

[Stu]

Yap, first I thoght its a hardware problems, cause my MCE remote did not work.

What 'MCE Remote' are you using, and can you define 'doesn't work' more clearly?

 

[phys-x]

What 'MCE Remote' are you using, and can you define 'doesn't work' more clearly?

ok, i can explain that. My friend had same notebook like mine. And he had a Microsoft remote control that work with his notebook. But it can't work on my notebook. I don't know about that remote's model/type/series, if that is what u ask. All i know is thats mce remote control.

but. . .looks like it doesn't matter anymore right now.
Ive got worse matter than this.
yesterday i use my notebook to copy some file to external hdd, than scan external hdd with avast antivirus. I take a cup of coffe and smoke while waiting avast finish it job. I forgot to attach ac adapter on it. When i came back, its already off with power led colour red, indicating that my notebook is low on power. So i charge it, then turn it on. I was surprised to know that my lcd not display anything. Blank without backlight. Every thing run like normal, just lcd not light up. And hdd activity indicator is blinking 3x per second...
can u help me Stu??