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  1. PuppersDuppers
    This is what happens when you mess with your BIOS/UEFI incorrectly kids! :>
  2. PuppersDuppers
    You probably did something that caused an error with windows, etc.
  3. PuppersDuppers
    I guess I'll try both. Thanks!
  4. PuppersDuppers
    I've had this "Automatic Repair" problem with my old PC. It happened when I tried to reinstall windows because my PC's windows displayed a blue screen of death. I'm guessing maybe you messed with something that you were not supposed to or something else, or what I previously said.
  5. PuppersDuppers
    Why switch the PSU? Is it not stable or some sort? I'm probably just going to get a new mobo and if that doesn't work return it and get a new cpu.
  6. PuppersDuppers
    I'm pretty sure they already have a windows drive. They said that they are having problems booting back into windows, implying that they already had Windows.
  7. PuppersDuppers
    This is really weird! I'm not sure... try to get a new windows boot USB and see if it will boot an installation with that? It never hurts to try, but i'm not sure on this one.
  8. PuppersDuppers
    As in the picture, yes they do. It is shown in the picture.
  9. PuppersDuppers
    Yep. You NEED to get a new PSU. If this PSU has a history (now it does!) of doing this, I wouldn't trust getting another one of the same model. I would go with the safe bet and get a new one and a different model. But if you want to warranty it then whatevs, it's your PC!
  10. PuppersDuppers
    Thanks for the response. I'm pretty sure it's not bent CPU pins though, but it may be, (i've checked), me and my dad also checked the 4-pin i'm pretty sure. Do you think this has anything to do with the BIOS? Should I get a new mobo?
  11. PuppersDuppers
    Heyo! I've recently built a PC. Though when I boot it up it has the eZ Debug Light on for the CPU. I'm really not sure what the problem is, CPU, BIOS, Mobo? Who knows? If you could, please help! I've already tried the ram slot and one ram stick and clearing CMOS. I'll provide a list of specs. - MSI B350M Gaming Pro - Ryzen 3 1300x - Corsair VS400w - GTX 1050 Ti Thanks!
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