PC starts but doesn't boot properly

[Qrko]

I updated my bios and just when it was done my pc froze and I had to turn it off when I tried to turn it back on it turn on but just idles. It doesn't boot properly and monitor says DVI no signal. I have cleared my CMOS, taken RAM and GPU off and put them back on. I don't think its broken because its just 2 months old.

[Qrko]

4 minutes ago, Qrko said:

I updated my bios and just when it was done my pc froze and I had to turn it off when I tried to turn it back on it turn on but just idles. It doesn't boot properly and monitor says DVI no signal. I have cleared my CMOS, taken RAM and GPU off and put them back on. I don't think its broken because its just 2 months old.

Specs intel core i5 6500, MSI GTX 970, MSI B150, Evga 550W psu, hyperX 2x4GB DDR4, WD caviar blue 1TB HDD and Kingston 120GB SSD

[Master Disaster]

Your board has turned into a very expensive brick I'm afraid.The power cut during a BIOS flash means it didn't finish flashing the BIOS properly which means your board has no firmware to give it instructions while powering up. Its bricked.

 

I'm afraid you have 2 options, 1) track down and install a BIOS chip from an IDENTICAL motherboard or 2) RMA it and hope the manufacturer is feeling kind because AFAIK failed BIOS flashes are not generally covered under warranties.

[Qrko]

2 minutes ago, Master Disaster said:

Your board has turned into a very expensive brick I'm afraid.The power cut during a BIOS flash means it didn't finish flashing the BIOS properly which means your board has no firmware to give it instructions while powering up. Its bricked.

 

I'm afraid you have 2 options, 1) track down and install a BIOS chip from an IDENTICAL motherboard or 2) RMA it and hope the manufacturer is feeling kind because AFAIK failed BIOS flashes are not generally covered under warranties.

 Thats nice

 

[Master Disaster]

1 minute ago, Qrko said:

 Thats nice

 

RMA is the best option, even if its not covered under arranty (you never know until you try BTW) they'll still offer to fix it for you for a small fee, it should certainly be much cheaper than a new board!

[Qrko]

14 minutes ago, Master Disaster said:

RMA is the best option, even if its not covered under arranty (you never know until you try BTW) they'll still offer to fix it for you for a small fee, it should certainly be much cheaper than a new board!

I will first try the part shop that sold me this mobo and then I contact the manufacturer if the shop doesn't cover this. But I just thinking what are the odd of your computer freezen/crashing in a middle of a bios update like FML

[m33rak]

Is there a reason why you updated the BIOS? IMO, if there are no issues with a PC, don't update the BIOS.

[Qrko]

On 27.6.2016 at 7:28 AM, m33rak said:

Is there a reason why you updated the BIOS? IMO, if there are no issues with a PC, don't update the BIOS.

I'm new to pc community a has that pc like 3 months before this happened so I thought it should be update like your GPU.