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  1. Agree
    LordSuhwan
    Najila42 got a reaction from LordSuhwan in No display in BIOS, Windows works fine   
    Only thing I can think of at the moment is press a bios reset button in the back (I'm not sure if that board has one) or just remove the rtc battery and boot it up. See if it'll work without it then. Quite an interesting problem...
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    TomvanWijnen
    Najila42 got a reaction from TomvanWijnen in Upgraded i5-4590 to i7-4790 - No POST   
    Try starting the computer without the CMOS, so that is boots up at default settings without fail. Make sure to try and turn on the system with both the battery and computer unplugged to clear residual electricity from the system. Then, plug in the power and boot it up. This is successfully done when the computer warns you that the time and settings have been reset.
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    3297259
    Najila42 got a reaction from 3297259 in Upgraded i5-4590 to i7-4790 - No POST   
    Try starting the computer without the CMOS, so that is boots up at default settings without fail. Make sure to try and turn on the system with both the battery and computer unplugged to clear residual electricity from the system. Then, plug in the power and boot it up. This is successfully done when the computer warns you that the time and settings have been reset.
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