Pc not booting after changing bios settings for windows 11

[TaffyRaphy]

Cpu: i3 12100f

Mobo: Asus ex-h610-v3 d4

Ram: 16gb 3200 Kingston fury beast rgb

Gpu: gigabyte eagle oc rtx 3050

Psu: Corsair vs550

 

My pc was fine until i changed my bios setting, i did a bench test to, it was fine 

Until after i put it on the case and i changed the following 

• I enabled tpm (maybe)
• Enabled secured boot
• I disable csm 
• Enabled usb legacy

After that no display and my keyboard lights not ligthing up and all the plugs of the usb. I haved noticed the power led is blinking like Fast then slow for like 4 times then repeat. I haved clear cmos like many times removing the battery and using the cmos header

 

I was using my old sdd with windows 10 installed into it, it booted into it when i test benched it, i immediately shut off the psu

 

I really need this pc for my zoom meetings, so i need help now thanks for helping and sorry to my crappy english i hope yall can understand it lol

Edited August 21, 2022 by TaffyRaphy

[C2dan88]

13 minutes ago, TaffyRaphy said:

I disable csm

If windows boots with this enabled then you then you need to convert your drive to gpt  first before disabling this setting.

 

 

 

[191x7]

Changing those settings doesn't cause "no display", at worst these settings migt cause not being able to enter Windows or having a BSOD while entering Windows.

 

Black screen (no POST) means some other thing.

 

But first, clear the CMOS by using the clear CMOS button, jumper or removing the CR2032 battery for a few minutes.

[TaffyRaphy]

15 hours ago, C2dan88 said:

If windows boots with this enabled then you then you need to convert your drive to gpt  first before disabling this setting.

 

 

 

I checked it my boot drive was gpt

[TaffyRaphy]

14 hours ago, 191x7 said:

Changing those settings doesn't cause "no display", at worst these settings migt cause not being able to enter Windows or having a BSOD while entering Windows.

 

Black screen (no POST) means some other thing.

 

But first, clear the CMOS by using the clear CMOS button, jumper or removing the CR2032 battery for a few minutes.

It doesn't worked

[191x7]

9 hours ago, TaffyRaphy said:

It doesn't worked

Congrats, you now have to find the part that causes your system not to post.

 

From 1 to 10, with 1 being a newborn baby and 10 being LTT Anthony, how knowledgable are you with computers?

If you're in the 2-5 range, please have someone 7 and up check the system. If you're 5-6 I vcan guide you what to try.

[TaffyRaphy]

12 hours ago, 191x7 said:

Congrats, you now have to find the part that causes your system not to post.

 

From 1 to 10, with 1 being a newborn baby and 10 being LTT Anthony, how knowledgable are you with computers?

If you're in the 2-5 range, please have someone 7 and up check the system. If you're 5-6 I vcan guide you what to try.

Like a 4 maybe i need someone to guide me

[191x7]

12 hours ago, TaffyRaphy said:

Like a 4 maybe i need someone to guide me

Disconnect everything not essential to the system. Essentials are the motherboard, CPU, cooler, 1 RAM stick, GPU and PSU.

The disk drives (HDD, SSD, nVME, ...), the case front panel connectors, the USB devices, ADD-in cards and such are not essential for showing a POST (power On Self Test) image. 

Then try turning the computer on by shorting (connecting) the power button pins on the front panel connector of the motherboard, the pins where you connect the power button.

[TaffyRaphy]

11 hours ago, 191x7 said:

Disconnect everything not essential to the system. Essentials are the motherboard, CPU, cooler, 1 RAM stick, GPU and PSU.

The disk drives (HDD, SSD, nVME, ...), the case front panel connectors, the USB devices, ADD-in cards and such are not essential for showing a POST (power On Self Test) image. 

Then try turning the computer on by shorting (connecting) the power button pins on the front panel connector of the motherboard, the pins where you connect the power button.

Still no post image

[Goowpea]

If you need this PC ASAP take the sidepanel off, pull out the CMOS baterry from your motherboard. It will reset the settings you changed and you will be able to use it. 

 

After that don't change all BIOS setting all at once, but do it one by one until you stop posting. when you stop posting you'll know what causes it and tell us which setting bricks your pc.

[191x7]

14 hours ago, TaffyRaphy said:

Still no post image

Then test the PSU with the paperclip method.

 

7 hours ago, Goowpea said:

If you need this PC ASAP take the sidepanel off, pull out the CMOS baterry from your motherboard. It will reset the settings you changed and you will be able to use it. 

 

After that don't change all BIOS setting all at once, but do it one by one until you stop posting. when you stop posting you'll know what causes it and tell us which setting bricks your pc.

You could have read the comments. He already did that.

[TaffyRaphy]

On 8/21/2022 at 11:23 PM, TaffyRaphy said:

Cpu: i3 12100f

Mobo: Asus ex-h610-v3 d4

Ram: 16gb 3200 Kingston fury beast rgb

Gpu: gigabyte eagle oc rtx 3050

Psu: Corsair vs550

 

My pc was fine until i changed my bios setting, i did a bench test to, it was fine 

Until after i put it on the case and i changed the following 

• I enabled tpm (maybe)
• Enabled secured boot
• I disable csm 
• Enabled usb legacy

After that no display and my keyboard lights not ligthing up and all the plugs of the usb. I haved noticed the power led is blinking like Fast then slow for like 4 times then repeat. I haved clear cmos like many times removing the battery and using the cmos header

 

I was using my old sdd with windows 10 installed into it, it booted into it when i test benched it, i immediately shut off the psu

 

I really need this pc for my zoom meetings, so i need help now thanks for helping and sorry to my crappy english i hope yall can understand it lol

Just update bios

I was on the store where i bought this motherboard hoping to get a replacement. They just updated bios then works completely fine so yeah..