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i bought a maximus vi hero and i am getting an error on the q-code led

code 99  (super io initialization )

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Try jumping the CMOS.

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check your manual what it means, and clear CMOS

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Try jumping the CMOS.

 

 

check your manual what it means, and clear CMOS

i did ,nothing happened

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i did ,nothing happened

did it work before? if else. RMA .

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did it work before? if else. RMA .

i bought it yestedday

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i bought it yestedday

i suggest you RMA it, looks like a faulty board, 

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could be one of your drives/peripherals are bad, did you try unplugging them, or plugging them into another port?

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could be one of your drives/peripherals are bad, did you try unplugging them, or plugging them into another port?

first i got the code A2 so i unpluged the hdd and now i am stuck with the code 99 ,

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can you try powering it up with only your monitor plugged in? if it works plug things back one by one. I've also read somewhere that you might need a bios update, and since it's an ASUS, you should be able to flash it easily.

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Those manuals are pointless when it comes to figuring out the debug codes, you're better off going straight to the source. http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/CS-025434.htm

 

Error 99 is "disabling mouse" -- Do you have another mouse on hand to test?

 

Yes, a peripheral can make all the difference. I had an issue with my board and it turned out my keyboard was at fault as I was stuck on error 92.

 

 

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so after clearing the cmos the mobo is restarting  by itself

also i have no idea how to post an image on this page 

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guys should i  flash my bios

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It should be a relatively safe process, just don't cut the power midway.

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It should be a relatively safe process, just don't cut the power midway.

i was afraid that the new bios will be worse but anyway  i am flashing it now 

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