Kanzaji
Java Developer
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Hi there!
I purchased my MSI MPG CoreLiquid 240K AIO 4 years ago (7th July 2021) and it worked without major issues since then, but today after booting up my PC, the controller board seems to be in a constant rebooting loop.
USB Connection gets reset like few times a second, the default animation is playing on the LCD Panel, and all fans connected to the controller + pump are reving up to the max and then down every time it reboots.
I tried rebooting - reconnecting all connections (including the ones on the controller board), testing my other USB internal port, but no luck there. The reving up-down starts even in the BIOS, w/o and with USB connection, and in minimal setup (Power + Fans + Pump connection, LCD, Pump Fan and USB disconnected)
I tried also sniffing the USB Packets sent by the controller board, and they appear to be malformed. Is the AIO completely dead, or is there a chance of fixing it? (Possibly forced firmware update? But MSI Center doesn't even see the AIO while checking for updates, it does show the CoreLiquid component, but that goes into Live Update??)
Thanks a lot in advance for any recommendations and help, and I'm willing to provide any infromation required to help diagnose/fix this issue.
I purchased my MSI MPG CoreLiquid 240K AIO 4 years ago (7th July 2021) and it worked without major issues since then, but today after booting up my PC, the controller board seems to be in a constant rebooting loop.
USB Connection gets reset like few times a second, the default animation is playing on the LCD Panel, and all fans connected to the controller + pump are reving up to the max and then down every time it reboots.
I tried rebooting - reconnecting all connections (including the ones on the controller board), testing my other USB internal port, but no luck there. The reving up-down starts even in the BIOS, w/o and with USB connection, and in minimal setup (Power + Fans + Pump connection, LCD, Pump Fan and USB disconnected)
I tried also sniffing the USB Packets sent by the controller board, and they appear to be malformed. Is the AIO completely dead, or is there a chance of fixing it? (Possibly forced firmware update? But MSI Center doesn't even see the AIO while checking for updates, it does show the CoreLiquid component, but that goes into Live Update??)
Thanks a lot in advance for any recommendations and help, and I'm willing to provide any infromation required to help diagnose/fix this issue.
