Computer Freeze in BIOS !

[rizalcecep1]

Hello Guys, first of all before u guys go any further. Here's my specs

 

SPECS: 

 

Asrock 970 pro r2.0

Fx 6300

Corsair 8gb Kit DDR3

Galax GTX 1050ti

WD 1 tb (main) 

Seagete 500gb 

Psu FSP Hexa+ II 500w 

 

THE PROBLEM 

 

My computer just freeze in Bios, I cant click del, F2, or anything, its just freeze. 

 

Tomorrow I just installed win 10, works fine, until I play game on it. It not last than a minute. The computer freeze. Just freeze.

So I had to hard restart it. And now its freeze in bios. I try to unplug all of my harddrive. Still the same. 

 

Help me, I'm in front of my computer right now. If you know the possibility how to fix it I will try. Help..

 

 

[Beowulff83]

Have you overclocked anything?  If so go back to stock settings and see if it still freezes.

[kb5zue]

Have you tried resetting the BIOS?  Unplug the machine from the wall and make sure the power switch on the PSU is turned off.  Open the case and remove the little battery from the motherboard.  This battery will look like a nickel.  After you remove the battery, press the power button on the front of the case several times.  This will discharge any voltage that may be hiding inside any of the components on the board.  When this is complete, go ahead and put the batter back on the motherboard, just make sure that it is inserted in the proper direction.

 

After you have performed the steps above, go ahead and and plug the machine back in the wall and turn the PSU back on.  Then go ahead and press the power button on the front of the machine.  Hopefully this will help resolve the problem.  Drop us another note here in the forum and let us know what happens.  After the reboot, try to enter the BIOS and check to make sure the proper drive is indicated as the first boot device.

[rizalcecep1]

19 minutes ago, Beowulff83 said:

Have you overclocked anything?  If so go back to stock settings and see if it still freezes.

No, never. I dont know a thing bout oc.

[rizalcecep1]

18 minutes ago, kb5zue said:

Have you tried resetting the BIOS?  Unplug the machine from the wall and make sure the power switch on the PSU is turned off.  Open the case and remove the little battery from the motherboard.  This battery will look like a nickel.  After you remove the battery, press the power button on the front of the case several times.  This will discharge any voltage that may be hiding inside any of the components on the board.  When this is complete, go ahead and put the batter back on the motherboard, just make sure that it is inserted in the proper direction.

 

After you have performed the steps above, go ahead and and plug the machine back in the wall and turn the PSU back on.  Then go ahead and press the power button on the front of the machine.  Hopefully this will help resolve the problem.  Drop us another note here in the forum and let us know what happens.  After the reboot, try to enter the BIOS and check to make sure the proper drive is indicated as the first boot device.

Cmos battery right ? The round battery in mobo ? If yes, I will try it. In update here

[Beowulff83]

4 minutes ago, rizalcecep1 said:

24 minutes ago, Beowulff83 said:

Have you overclocked anything?  If so go back to stock settings and see if it still freezes.

No, never. I dont know a thing bout oc.

yes follow @kb5zu advice to reset the bios.  

is your pc packed full of dust bunnies?  if so it may be overheating.

[Beowulff83]

5 minutes ago, rizalcecep1 said:

Cmos battery right ? The round battery in mobo ? If yes, I will try it. In update here

correct.  

[rizalcecep1]

2 hours ago, kb5zue said:

Have you tried resetting the BIOS?  Unplug the machine from the wall and make sure the power switch on the PSU is turned off.  Open the case and remove the little battery from the motherboard.  This battery will look like a nickel.  After you remove the battery, press the power button on the front of the case several times.  This will discharge any voltage that may be hiding inside any of the components on the board.  When this is complete, go ahead and put the batter back on the motherboard, just make sure that it is inserted in the proper direction.

 

After you have performed the steps above, go ahead and and plug the machine back in the wall and turn the PSU back on.  Then go ahead and press the power button on the front of the machine.  Hopefully this will help resolve the problem.  Drop us another note here in the forum and let us know what happens.  After the reboot, try to enter the BIOS and check to make sure the proper drive is indicated as the first boot device.

Its still freeze after I reset my cmos battery. Freze in bios. But i can turn on and off my keyboard light such as numlock, caps lock 

[rizalcecep1]

5 hours ago, Beowulff83 said:

correct.  

Problem Solved. Turns out it was my keyboard. I dont know why, but I unplug my usb keyboard. I can enter bios and windows. 

 

But there is another problem. Everytime i play games, in this case nfs payback. Before the game is start. Bout 2-4 minutes. My computer restart without warning or bsod or anything, just restart by itself. 

[kb5zue]

If you have anything overclocked such as the CPU or the video card, try setting them back to normal by removing the overclock.  Give that a shot and see what happens.