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Hey I happened to uninstall the Ai Suit, and now my system won't boot. Ive decided to do a bios flash back. What it does is i turn it on and it is on for like 10-20 seconds and the it turns off

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Damn it is not working.

When i switch on the system, then it works for like 10-15 seconds then shuts off. When I do BIOS update, I plug in the usb and it blinks for 5 seconds and then stays blue. I am on X99-A motherboard. Anybody help?

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Asus board?

Yes X99-A

Edit: it also shows Q code BF...

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Have you done a BIOS flash before?

Not even sure how you managed to uninstall that by the way

no i have not. It's stock bios.

I uninstalled AI Suit through windows control panel, after rebooting the pc, it wont post. I used it before for fan control and light OC (to 3.8GHz) however, that happened with no overclock whatsoever. I know for a fact the memory was switched to XMP.

Everything turns on but there is nothing on the screen. It stays on for like 10-15 secs and then goes back off...

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no i have not. It's stock bios.

I uninstalled AI Suit through windows control panel, after rebooting the pc, it wont post. I used it before for fan control and light OC (to 3.8GHz) however, that happened with no overclock whatsoever. I know for a fact the memory was switched to XMP.

Asus has it on their site, use it for reference and it should be in your motherboard manual as well 

 

http://event.asus.com/2012/mb/USB_BIOS_Flashback_GUIDE/

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Asus has it on their site, use it for reference and it should be in your motherboard manual as well 

 

http://event.asus.com/2012/mb/USB_BIOS_Flashback_GUIDE/

I tried doing that. I plug the USB, then I press the button for 3 seconds, it blinks for 5 sec and then it goes fully blue...

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Did you try clearing the CMOS?

erm, nah, maybe that is the problem?

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That's what helped me, give that a shot

Ok so is it that battery on the mb? so i remove it and then put it back?

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Any results?

Man this thing is so confusing.

so do i have to do this without the power on? i dont get it...

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it says turn off the pc and unplug power cord

then there are 2 caps. not 1 but 2....

am i supposed to switch the power to the mb (not the system but just the psu)?

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it says turn off the pc and unplug power cord

then there are 2 caps. not 1 but 2....

am i supposed to switch the power to the mb (not the system but just the psu)?

You switch off the PSU and wait a few seconds for the capacitor to clear the charge. All the indicator LEDs will go out. That means no power to the system, CPU, etc. The only thing that still has power is the CMOS battery, to the system clock and BIOS. Then you press the "Clear CMOS" button. Switch on your PSU and restart the system.

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You switch off the PSU and wait a few seconds for the capacitor to clear the charge. All the indicator LEDs will go out. That means no power to the system, CPU, etc. The only thing that still has power is the CMOS battery, to the system clock and BIOS. Then you press the "Clear CMOS" button. Switch on your PSU and restart the system.

worked...tyvm. damn this Ai suit...it really is the worst. tell me another fan control program could you?

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I do everything in the BIOS.

... even the fan control?

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