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Asus b450i can't access the bios help

Gottboost

Hi all. Need help, i can't access the bios. Built the system it posted. Installed windows, went to check the bios and hit del or f2 and nothing straight to windows. Removed the ssds except one now its showing a raid error and to press f1 but that doesn't work either. Im stumped and don't know where to go from here. Help please 

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Reset cmos by either shorting the pins/button or removing the battery. Should reset Bios settings and put you into bios. 

 

There may also be a reset bios buttong. 

 

 

Also im pretty sure spamming the del/f2 key might also work.

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34 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

Reset cmos by either shorting the pins/button or removing the battery. Should reset Bios settings and put you into bios. 

 

There may also be a reset bios buttong. 

 

 

Also im pretty sure spamming the del/f2 key might also work.

Did all that and i get this screen, cant access bios either

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1 hour ago, Gottboost said:

Did all that and i get this screen, cant access bios either

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And pressing F1 should bring up an option to enter Bios or select boot device, no?

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24 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

And pressing F1 should bring up an option to enter Bios or select boot device, no?

No does nothing, i think its not picking up my keyboard,  going to grab a cheap single usb one in the morning 

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19 minutes ago, Gottboost said:

No does nothing, i think its not picking up my keyboard,  going to grab a cheap single usb one in the morning 

And removing Bios battery for a while doesnt do anything?

 

Keyboard and mouse is picked up, it is reqognised as per the window you get. 

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5 hours ago, GoldenLag said:

And removing Bios battery for a while doesnt do anything?

 

Keyboard and mouse is picked up, it is reqognised as per the window you get. 

Removing bios battery does nothing

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In Windows, select restart while holding shift. You will get some options and somewhere in the advanced options, you should see something like UEFI boot or along those lines.

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2 hours ago, 2FA said:

In Windows, select restart while holding shift. You will get some options and somewhere in the advanced options, you should see something like UEFI boot or along those lines.

Cant even get into windows anymore and when i could i tried that but there was no option for uefi 

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5 hours ago, 2FA said:

In Windows, select restart while holding shift. You will get some options and somewhere in the advanced options, you should see something like UEFI boot or along those lines.

All good, it after unplugging everything and plugging back in, switching slots and what not, it decided to work.

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