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Twalknz72

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  #3281846 13-Sep-2024 19:25
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What do I need provide? Sorry I'm so angry and tiered. What do you need to be able to help?



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  #3281848 13-Sep-2024 19:31
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It just says clear cmos information
Bios has been reset. Please reconfigure your bios setup items if
needed.
There's just an OK button

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  #3281849 13-Sep-2024 19:32
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Screenshots of the BIOS would help to ascertain why its not going into windows.

 

The boot menu, and anything related to hard drives would be a good place to start

 

Cant see what motherboard you have as the image from the first post has disappeared 




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  #3281851 13-Sep-2024 19:34
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  #3281853 13-Sep-2024 19:38
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  #3281856 13-Sep-2024 19:39
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press F5, then under the bios tab there should be boot option priority's

 

 

 

whats listed there?

 

 

 

Its also showing 1 Samushn 1TB HDD, under SSD in the middle of the screen, if you click M.2 or PCIE what does it show?


 
 
 
 

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  #3281857 13-Sep-2024 19:40
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That brings up

Load previous values

OK

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  #3281858 13-Sep-2024 19:41
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  #3281860 13-Sep-2024 19:44
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Sorry didn't see your whole post, working on 3 hours sleep. Uploading pic now

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  #3281861 13-Sep-2024 19:45
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  #3281862 13-Sep-2024 19:47
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  #3281865 13-Sep-2024 19:51
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so its seeing all the drives, 

 

try F2 then look for the boot options. i dont know what i said F5

 

 


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  #3281867 13-Sep-2024 19:53
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  #3281870 13-Sep-2024 20:05
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Sorry just realised what you said. Did I mention 3 hours sleep?

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  #3281874 13-Sep-2024 20:11
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There is nothing showing under boot option priority, so i think thats the issue

 

try setting CSM Support to enable 

 

then you might have to save and exit then come back in and see on the main bios screen if there is a drive showing under boot sequence on the main bios page. if there is sitll nothing showing there is one more thing we can do but try this first

 

You also need to enable XMP to get the most out of the RAM, that would be under the tweeker tab, and set Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) to enable.

 

 

 

 


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