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Repeating manufacturer´s logo when booting

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Yeah the fix for this is disabling the sata marvell controller and JMB thats for Esata. Every Asus board I owned "double posted" with the 3rd party sata controller.

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Whats marked in red, change it to disabled. Make sure to have your drives in the intel controller (white & light blue ports)

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I guess this sorta is bios-related so...  :)

 

I have an Asus P8p67 Pro Rev B3 - motherboard. Since I got the motherboard some years ago, the Asus logo appeares not once, but three times before my computer boots windows. Is this something that can be fixed with bios-updates or something else? Have been updating the bios a couple of times and still got the annoying repetition.

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Same thing happens to me when I have my Raidr Express SSD and 780 in at the same time.

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ok, three times at one boot or rebooting?

 

It repeats three times every time, boot or reboot: Two short times -> some regular text -> the third time for a couple of seconds -> booting windows

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Check you Storage drive power cable then.

ALSO MAKE SURE YOU RUN UNDER AHCI MODE, I saw you've an SSD

What's AHCI mode and how do you enable it?

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Check this on Advanced BIOS, Advanced->SATA Configuration-> SATA mode

 

Changed to AHCI-mode and still the same pattern :/

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Did you check power cable (try a different one if needed)?

 

Aye. Will look up if there is a bios update that fixes it 

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Yeah the fix for this is disabling the sata marvell controller and JMB thats for Esata. Every Asus board I owned "double posted" with the 3rd party sata controller.

55X5ebA.jpg

Whats marked in red, change it to disabled. Make sure to have your drives in the intel controller (white & light blue ports)

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