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This is a continuing problem I cant seem to work out. My computer now when I press the on button on the motherboard (MSI Z97m) turns on and displays an error code "E 0" I cannot find any codes like this in the manual. Everything is securely  plugged in. The only devices plugged in are keyboard and mouse, and i have tried without them as well. I tried clearing the Cmos but no change. After a few second of the PC being on, it shuts off for about 3 seconds and then turns back on. 

If anyone can help please do. Im over the fact that I lost my data please help. 

 

 

 

UPDATE: Solved. The issue was that I had been using a GTX 780 and then removed it from the motherboard and proceeded to restart my computer manually, which I suspect messed with the bios and refused to accept the GPU was gone. This problem continued to persist until I purchased my GTX 970, when I plugged it in to my Mobo everything work just as it should. I guess my mobo was just on it period. Thank you to everyone who helped me troubleshoot. 

This is a continuing problem I cant seem to work out. My computer now when I press the on button on the motherboard (MSI Z97m) turns on and displays an error code "E 0" I cannot find any codes like this in the manual. Everything is securely  plugged in. The only devices plugged in are keyboard and mouse, and i have tried without them as well. I tried clearing the Cmos but no change. After a few second of the PC being on, it shuts off for about 3 seconds and then turns back on. 

If anyone can help please do. Im over the fact that I lost my data please help. 

 

 

 

UPDATE: Solved. The issue was that I had been using a GTX 780 and then removed it from the motherboard and proceeded to restart my computer manually, which I suspect messed with the bios and refused to accept the GPU was gone. This problem continued to persist until I purchased my GTX 970, when I plugged it in to my Mobo everything work just as it should. I guess my mobo was just on it period. Thank you to everyone who helped me troubleshoot. 

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I had the same problem as you, you can check my topics history. I swapped motherboards, I've had a brandnew ASUS mobo for a month now and it's doing it again.

Case: Lian Li O11-dynamic mini | CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X | GPU: AMD Radeon RX6800 | Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix B550 E-Gaming | Memory: 32Gb 3600Mhz G. SKILL Trident Z | PSU: Corsair SF750 Platinum | Cooling: Lian Li Galahad AIO 240 | Case fans: Lian Li Unifans

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This is a continuing problem I cant seem to work out. My computer now when I press the on button on the motherboard (MSI Z97m) turns on and displays an error code "E 0" I cannot find any codes like this in the manual. Everything is securely  plugged in. The only devices plugged in are keyboard and mouse, and i have tried without them as well. I tried clearing the Cmos but no change. After a few second of the PC being on, it shuts off for about 3 seconds and then turns back on. 

If anyone can help please do. Im over the fact that I lost my data please help. 

 

 

 

UPDATE: Solved. The issue was that I had been using a GTX 780 and then removed it from the motherboard and proceeded to restart my computer manually, which I suspect messed with the bios and refused to accept the GPU was gone. This problem continued to persist until I purchased my GTX 970, when I plugged it in to my Mobo everything work just as it should. I guess my mobo was just on it period. Thank you to everyone who helped me troubleshoot. 

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