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try a simple cmos reset

 

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So I just bought myself a new cpu and motherboard to support it and after the motherboard bios update it jus won't power up the display or usb port unless I use the jumper's.

I also tried to manually downgrade my motherboards bios but the same thing  happend.
Please help me

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what if you reinstall the drivers off the motherboard disc?

why did you mess with the BIOS anyways?

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Just now, LabRat said:

what if you reinstall the drivers off the motherboard disc?

Hmm good idea, I'll try that now

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10 minutes ago, LabRat said:

what if you reinstall the drivers off the motherboard disc?

why did you mess with the BIOS anyways?

 

 

9 minutes ago, Gabba said:

Hmm good idea, I'll try that now

Sad to say but it didn't work

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what was the old/what is the new?

WHY DID you update the BIOS?

list entire system specs.

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Just now, LabRat said:

what was the old/what is the new?

WHY DID you update the BIOS?

list entire system specs.

 

Old bios name: STRIX Z270F GAMING BIOS 0701

New bios name:  STRIX Z270F GAMING BIOS 0801

Reason for updating bios: It was recomended by the software that is installed with the mobo disk, the name of the program is EZ Update by asus.
 

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you shouldn't update the bios unless necessary, which it probably wasn't. uninstall all bloatware.

what was the old motherboard and cpu? i didn't care about the bios.

did you breadboard the system at all?

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8 minutes ago, LabRat said:

you shouldn't update the bios unless necessary, which it probably wasn't. uninstall all bloatware.

what was the old motherboard and cpu? i didn't care about the bios.

did you breadboard the system at all?

 

Two questions.

How do I uninstall all "Bloatware"? and what is "breadboard"?

However my old setup was.
Mobo: asus b85m-g

CPU: Intel Core i5 4460

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you need to reformat your HD/SSD. the swap isn't going to work.

that program that told you to update the BIOS is bloatware for one.

breadboard... assemble and start outside the case.

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2 minutes ago, LabRat said:

you need to reformat your HD/SSD. the swap isn't going to work.

that program that told you to update the BIOS is bloatware for one.

breadboard... assemble and start outside the case.

 

But the whole thing worked for a whole week and as soon as I updated it, it suddenly stopped working.
Is there perhaps a way that I can undo the update? Or maybe ask Asus for a new board?

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2 minutes ago, LabRat said:

try a simple cmos reset

 

 

Cmos reset is the 2 pins that I need to touch with some metal right?

 

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3 hours ago, Gabba said:

Cmos reset is the 2 pins that I need to touch with some metal right?

 

Yep, or remove the battery for about 30 seconds.

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5 hours ago, Gabba said:

Cmos reset is the 2 pins that I need to touch with some metal right?

 

Please refer to your motherboard manual for the proper steps to clear the CMOS.

ASUS ROG STRIX Z270F GAMING manual, Chapter 1, section 1.16, page 1-9.

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1. Turn OFF the computer and unplug the power cord.

2. Short-circuit pin 1-2 with a metal object or jumper cap for about 5-10 seconds.

3. Plug the power cord and turn ON the computer.

4. Hold down the <Delete> key during the boot process and enter BIOS setup to re-enter data.

 

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7 hours ago, killcomic said:

Yep, or remove the battery for about 30 seconds.

Alright, what now?

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Okay... I removed the board battery and placed a metal on the jumpers and I when into the bios and placed the cd from the manufactor choose the standard bios and then I choose a bootup device and BANG now it works.

Don't ask me how, I'm completely mind blown...

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Just now, LabRat said:

probably just the jumper. ( cmos reset ).

Thanks for the help doe, I appreciate it

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