princessrainbow

my dad was using my computer and then this problem occured

im affraid my mobo doesnt have this switch, im looking for it in the manual, cant see it

yeah i did

I tried it, doesnt seem to be working my guess is that the mobo has to be replaced

How can i switch to the secondary bios?

i haven't tried that

So, the problem started yesterday when my dad turned on the computer, he said he got to the desktop normally and then he inserted a USB stick into a usb 3.0 but he accidentally pressed the reset switch, so then the computer started to do this weird boot loop thing, where it turns on for a second, turns back off, then turns on again to the point where it says GIGABYTE UEFI DUALBIOS on top of the screen with a blue background just like this and i cant even access the bios by pressing either delete, f12 or get into safe mode with f8. I tried everything, i removed the GPU. removed the RAM, running on only 1 stick of RAM, i removed the motherboard battery for 10 mins and using the screwdriver method for the pins to shorten the CMOS now the thing is, idk if this is related but my usb 3.0 socket in the motherboard, 2 pins were bent, we we're able to put them back in place and the usb 3.0 works normally. i even tried to flash the bios with holding the power button and flicking the PSU switch until the fans start spinning, it only works the frist time when i switch the PSU on but then it doens't want to. so i dont know if the MOBO is the real issue here, the last thing i want is to switch the mobo. My Pc specs are : i5 4690 Gigabyte H97-HD3 Gigabyte R9 390 windforce XFX TS 550 W 80 plus bronze. 1 TB western digital HDD Corsair vengeance 2x4gb 1600mhz CD/DVD burner. Cooler master hyper 212 evo. Note : pc was working normally for 2 months since its brand new.

XFX PRO550W

It's 80+ bronze

LC-POWER LC7600 ?

would the Corsair "VS Series 2014" 550W be good enough?

I was wondering if my current psu Lc power lc 5550 v2.2 will be enough to support my system? my system will have 8gb of ram, i5 4690k, gigabyte r9 390, 1 hdd, and a case with 4 fans included http://i.ytimg.com/vi/itC2lSH5Uxo/maxresdefault.jpg - psu