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Asus VGA light & boot issues issues

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So I recently built a new pc . But there seems to be a odd issue where the VGA light stays on . Every time I shut down and start back up I have to unplug and replug my HDMI cable . However this problem didn't exist for about 5 days after first startup . 

 

After fiddling with it I got it to boot . I get a post yet the VGA light won't turn off .

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10 minutes ago, Leot1995 said:

VGA light won't turn off .

That might be a bug in your bios. You should update your bios. 

11 minutes ago, Leot1995 said:

Every time I shut down and start back up I have to unplug and replug my HDMI cable

That is not that big of a problem. When u go to sleep, unplug the cable, and when you wake up plug it back again. The bios update might help wiht this one

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13 minutes ago, SavageNeo said:

That might be a bug in your bios. You should update your bios. 

That is not that big of a problem. When u go to sleep, unplug the cable, and when you wake up plug it back again. The bios update might help wiht this one

Thanks I'll try doing this . I did download the latest bios update from Asus . I'm unsure if I installed it correctly as someone once gave me a long explanation about bios updates yet it seemed simple like a normal windows installation 

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4 minutes ago, Leot1995 said:

Thanks I'll try doing this . I did download the latest bios update from Asus . I'm unsure if I installed it correctly as someone once gave me a long explanation about bios updates yet it seemed simple like a normal windows installation 

what mobo you have?

I Use my knowledge as business owner and self taught technician aswell as an AI to help people. AI might be controversial but it actually works pretty well 90% of the time.

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