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MSI B550 Tomahawk VGA led after bsod

trichard95

So I just built.my new system, with a B550 Tomahawk and 5600X, first it booted up fine, but while installing something, gave me a blu screen of death, so I restarted and ever since it wont boot up, and the VGA led is red. I have a 2070 Super, but it worked fine just yesterday, even today. Could it be that the motherboard ia faulty?

I do get picture when booted, but its just a white line.

Edit: Other PCI-E slot doesnt help either.

Edit: Somehow I got into the BIOS, restarted and now it booted to windows. What the f... i dont even dare to touch it.

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30 minutes ago, trichard95 said:

while installing something, gave me a blu screen of death, so I restarted and ever since it wont boot up, and the VGA led is red.

Are you using a M.2 NVME SSD? The VGA light on MSI boards seems to indicate both GPU's AND SSD's (makes sense when you consider they both use PCI-E lanes assuming the SSD isnt SATA)

 

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I had a near identical issue with a friends PC a few times, and the SSD was the fault, NOT the GPU.

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5 minutes ago, TVwazhere said:

Are you using a M.2 NVME SSD? The VGA light on MSI boards seems to indicate both GPU's AND SSD's (makes sense when you consider they both use PCI-E lanes assuming the SSD isnt SATA)

 

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I had a near identical issue with a friends PC a few times, and the SSD was the fault, NOT the GPU.

I'm not, but hence the edit, It did actuall, boot up after I got into the BIOS somehow, I have no idea what happened tbh. Installing Windows right now.

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1 minute ago, trichard95 said:

I'm not, but hence the edit, It did actuall, boot up after I got into the BIOS somehow, I have no idea what happened tbh. Installing Windows right now.

If it continues to happen, it's likely an SSD issue. What drive are you using?

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1 hour ago, TVwazhere said:

If it continues to happen, it's likely an SSD issue. What drive are you using?

All my.SSDs are Sata drives, so I dont see how they could be causing it. It just did it again after a restart,beford I was using it for like an hour, having installed Windows 10. Should I just pray that it boots again?

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23 minutes ago, trichard95 said:

All my.SSDs are Sata drives, so I dont see how they could be causing it. It just did it again after a restart,beford I was using it for like an hour, having installed Windows 10. Should I just pray that it boots again?

Okay,.so it is probably my ssd. Had a somewhat old Intel ssd as my boot drive, and after disconnecting it I can go straight to bios everytime. Weird

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