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Xenon54
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I shorted pins 1 and 6 on the main BIOS chip while the screen above was displayed it corrupted the BIOS and then re flashed the main BIOS and is now working like normal thanks!

AMD Athlon X4 880k @4.5Ghz

GTX 1050 EVGA FTW

F2A88X-D3HP motherboard 

Stock cooler 

Running for about a year 

Tried clearing CMOS; checked battery; Used different RAM, GPU, and PSU; new thermal compound as of last night 

 

Once powered on 

blank screen no output then reboots after a few seconds

go's to normal splash screen but is unable to go to BIOS settings

then go's to this screen

 

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then stays for about 3-5 seconds then reboots and starts over

It started when I was watching an LTT video, video froze with windows 10 home. Tried control-alt-delete, nothing happened. used 4 second power button force shutdown then rebooted and these problems started.

Windows was running Gigabyte BIOS utility in the background 

What should I do? Motherboard does have dual BIOS

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18 minutes ago, Xenon54 said:

AMD Athlon X4 880k @4.5Ghz

GTX 1050 EVGA FTW

F2A88X-D3HP motherboard 

Stock cooler 

Running for about a year 

Tried clearing CMOS; checked battery; Used different RAM, GPU, and PSU; new thermal compound as of last night 

 

Once powered on 

blank screen no output then reboots after a few seconds

go's to normal splash screen but is unable to go to BIOS settings

then go's to this screen

 

 

then stays for about 3-5 seconds then reboots and starts over

It started when I was watching an LTT video, video froze with windows 10 home. Tried control-alt-delete, nothing happened. used 4 second power button force shutdown then rebooted and these problems started.

Windows was running Gigabyte BIOS utility in the background 

What should I do? Motherboard does have dual BIOS

Try using the secondary BIOS and see if it boots. 

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1 minute ago, Xenon54 said:

How do I use secondary BIOS?

A switch might be present on the board. Honestly, I can only tell you to reference your manual unless someone else can give you other information because they own a relatively recent Gigabyte board.

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I shorted pins 1 and 6 on the main BIOS chip while the screen above was displayed it corrupted the BIOS and then re flashed the main BIOS and is now working like normal thanks!

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