Pc wont post after bios update

[Blanned]

Hey guys,

so i just updated the bios on my pc, restarted and now doesnt post anything and the led from the keyboard and mouse are off. I tried to remove de cmos battery for a couple of minutes, clear cmos via jumper.. Nothing worked.

Any advice would be considered.

Thank you all!

Pc specs:

Acer Veriton s480g

C2D e7600 @3.06Ghz

4Gb ram sddr3 1066mhz or 1333mhz (dont remember)

2 HDD 160gb each

Gtx 770

 

[VerticalDiscussions]

Welp, if the BIOS sucessfully updated and your CMOS battery is working well (unless it totally drained out for some odd reason), i dont see why you should have a problem starting the motherboard.

 

Anyways, a quick search gave these steps, which require a USB Flash drive btw (Unless you really cant do anything to get one that is):

 

Step 1. Go to the Intel Support/Download site: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Default.aspx?lang=eng
Step 2. Enter your board model number in the appropriate field and click "Search Downloads."
Step 3. In the left "Select Downloads" box, select BIOS.
Step 4. Scroll down slightly and click the most recent BIOS file. (NGB4310H.86A)
Step 5. On the following page, find and download the .BIO file. (A new page will load in which you must "Accept" the license agreement.)
Step 6. Move the .BIO file to your USB flash drive.
Step 7. Find and remove the BIOS jumper on the motherboard.
Step 8. Plug in the USB thumb drive.
Step 9. Power-up the system and wait for the recovery process to complete. (This may take up to 10 mins.)
Step 10. When the recovery completes, power down the system and reinstall the BIOS jumper.
Step 11. Restart the system and press F2 to access the BIOS and confirm the version and it's functionality. (You may also wish to load default settings, set the date & time, etc.)

 

If your board won't complete the recovery process, or still fails to perform properly afterward, then I'd tend to think the board is simply dying and should be replaced.

 

Edit: Note that these steps arent the same for your motherboard probably, and youll have to look for support for it if such applies.

[Nena Trinity]

You may have been unlucky and bricked it?

[Blanned]

Hey guys!

Thanks for responding, really appreciate.

I will try that tomorrow. Seems legit.

Have to say that i probably riped my Bios bc of the bad "instruction" that the acer support gives you. Literally i had to deduce how to update the bios, and when i did it i ****** up.

How can i check the right steps for my motherboard? Forget about acer support bc is completely tr*sh. 

Thanks guys really appreciate.

Edit: Forgot to ask how to check my MOBO model number aswell.

 

[Blanned]

I just got lost on the second step . I dont know what to search in that box. I tried Acer MG43M wich is supposed to be my model.. give me some ideas please