TheLonelyNerd53

Yes I put the cmos battery in after taking it out. My system specs are an msi b350 gaming pro micro atx motherboard Ryzen 3 2200g (1x8)gig crucial 2400mhz memory a Sandisk 240gig ssd and a cooler master master watt 550 I got into the bios once but never again after trying to install windows also I only have one stick of ram but I tried both slots It does have 4 less that tell what’s wrong but the cpu one is on but it was also on when I got into the bios so I am very confused. thanks for replying.

Yes I put the cmos battery in after taking it out. My system specs are an msi b350 gaming pro micro atx motherboard Ryzen 3 2200g (1x8)gig crucial 2400mhz memory a Sandisk 240gig ssd and a cooler master master watt 550 I got into the bios once but never again after trying to install windows also I only have one stick of ram but I tried both slots It does have 4 less that tell what’s wrong but the cpu one is on but it was also on when I got into the bios so I am very confused. thanks for replying.

If you are spending $800 then you should probably get a quad core proscessor trust me it makes games and office so much better. An AMD Ryzen 3 gives you 4 cores at 3.5 Gigahertz for $99.

So I built my first pc the other day and to get it to boot you have to take out the CMOS battery. Then I tried to install windows and the pc just stopped displaying to the screen and shuts down. I think it’s the motherboard but I am not sure can someone help please.