Pc doesn't boot up after changing boot priority
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Solved by WanderingMist,
Just so I have this right, your kingston drive doesn't currently have any OS on it. You have the OS on a usb flash drive and are trying to boot using that? I would recommend doing a cmos to reset the bios to default settings and then try the usb drive again without doing the xmp or changing the boot priority. Once you have the system up and running, you can return to the bios and re-enable the settings you had.

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