pc doesn't boot further than the bios

[Aravr]

I recently put a amd ryzen 7 3800x in my system, it instantly worked. Yesterday I was still able to boot the computer, but today it radomly doesn't boot further than the bios. I allready took the battery out of the motherboard and did reset the motherboard, I disassembled the computer and assembled it again, nothing worked. Can someone help me?

 

my specs:

-cpu: 3800x

-motherboard: gigabyte b450m s2H

-gpu: rx 560 (i know it's a bad card, i'm already looking for a new one)

[LowSpecFalcon]

Have you tried reinstalling Windows?

[WaggishOhio383]

1 minute ago, LowSpecFalcon said:

Have you tried reinstalling Windows?

I would also check this. Maybe see if you can boot to a USB? This seems like less of a problem with the upgrade or BIOS, and more of a problem with your Windows installation.

[Aravr]

No, one other thing, every time i boot I hear one beep, this was already happeninng when i could boot to windows 

[Aravr]

it is a ami uefi, one beep means dram refresh faillure, what can i do?

[WaggishOhio383]

1 minute ago, Aravr said:

No, one other thing, every time i boot I hear one beep, this was already happeninng when i could boot to windows

Pretty sure that's just normal if it was doing it when the PC was working. My board doesn't do it, but some motherboards beep to indicate that it was able to post (or something like that. I know I used to have an old computer that would beep whenever the computer booted into the OS)

[Aravr]

ok, will reinstalling windows wipe the ssd that i use?, because ther are some files on that ssd that i use

[WaggishOhio383]

Just now, Aravr said:

ok, will reinstalling windows wipe the ssd that i use?, because ther are some files on that ssd that i use

Completely reinstalling windows will, but you could try repairing instead of reinstalling, which would keep your files safe to my knowledge.

[Aravr]

i already tried repairing with a usb, it says that is couldn't find any promblems

[Windows7ge]

10 minutes ago, Aravr said:

No, one other thing, every time i boot I hear one beep, this was already happeninng when i could boot to windows 

That's called the POST beep. It means the system performed the Power On Self Test successfully.

 

Do you have a boot override menu in your BIOS? If you select your drive then boot what does the system do?

[Aravr]

firstly, when it boots, i hit f12 and select the correct drive, and then in the left upper corner there is a blinking line

[Aravr]

I solved the problem, it turns out the only way to fix this problem is by reinstalling windows, it alse turns out that it is recomended to reinstall windows after a cpu and motherboard swap.