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motherboard issue Code A2 error

I have been trying to start my pc after I finished my custom loop but I keep on getting the A2 error on my asus zenith motherboard my cpu is 2950x and gpu is 2080ti all in a loop so is there a way to fix this without affecting the loop in anyway

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The A2 post code means it cannot locate your storage to boot your OS. Try going into your bios and locate your drives.

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1 minute ago, knoyue said:

The A2 post code means it cannot locate your storage to boot your OS. Try going into your bios and locate your drives.

But I cant get into bios because of this code

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1 minute ago, ninjapotato said:

Not exactly sure what you but heres the link to the board https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/ROG-ZENITH-EXTREME/

I can't keep track of how many ROG boards there are that's why I asked. Didn't know Zenith in itself was the model number.

 

I'm glad knoyue found it because skimming though the motherboard manual I can't find the POST code section anywhere.

10 minutes ago, ninjapotato said:

But I cant get into bios because of this code

You can try unplugging your boot device and plugging it back in or you can try resetting CMOS.

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3 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

I can't keep track of how many ROG boards there are that's why I asked. Didn't know Zenith in itself was the model number.

 

I'm glad knoyue found it because skimming though the motherboard manual I can't find the POST code section anywhere.

You can try unplugging your boot device and plugging it back in or you can try resetting CMOS.

I have tried that too and still nothing happens. I tried clearing cmos with and without the boot device but I still  have the same error and I also updated the bios but nothing changed

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7 minutes ago, ninjapotato said:

I have tried that too and still nothing happens. I tried clearing cmos with and without the boot device but I still  have the same error and I also updated the bios but nothing changed

If we've isolated it down to your boot drive did you try plugging it into a different slot? I'm assuming it's an M.2?

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2 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

If we've isolated it down to your boot drive did you try plugging it into a different slot? I'm assuming it's an M.2?

Actually no I haven't tried that I could try putting it on the other side of the dimm.2 if that would work

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1 minute ago, ninjapotato said:

Actually no I haven't tried that I could try putting it on the other side of the dimm.2 if that would work

So it's connected to a daughter-board. You can try mounting it to the other side and just in general reseat the daughter-board. Perhaps you bumped it while installing the watercooling.

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On 8/23/2019 at 7:27 PM, Windows7ge said:

So it's connected to a daughter-board. You can try mounting it to the other side and just in general reseat the daughter-board. Perhaps you bumped it while installing the watercooling.

Okay that worked! But now I get into the bios for a few seconds and I get a code error A9 BIOS Setup menu

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35 minutes ago, ninjapotato said:

Okay that worked! But now I get into the bios for a few seconds and I get a code error A9 BIOS Setup menu

I wish your manual listed your Q codes (maybe it does but I sure as heck can't find them) but some research says A9 may have something to do with the GPU. Can you pull it? Have a spare air cooled GPU? If the tubes are long enough it doesn't have to be out of the chassis just out of the slot.

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