ASUS Z87 Motherboard First Boot Problems
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okay so: ASUS Z87 Pro mb, ASUS GTX 760 video card, 16GB of Corsair Vengeance (2 sticks of 8GB), 1TB Western Digital Velociraptor and i7 4770.
So should I try with just 1 stick of ram, and the DVD Drive plugged in? should I leave the hard drive plugged in?
I have just tried with the graphics card unplugged, the hard drive unplugged, and one stick of RAM. Still nothing on my screen, but the 'Boot Device LED' light no longer stays on, which is good. But I'm seeing '62' on the motherboard which apparently means 'Installation of the PCH Runtime Services' .. are we getting somewhere?
PROGRESS. I took out the GPU and I managed to access the BIOS, only to discover an error with the CPU Fan not running fast enough (350-390rpm) which I have selected to ignore for the mean time and come back to later, will it just be a simple case of plugging in my GPU after I have installed windows? is there anything else I need to do?
okay so I managed to find what you were talking about, but went into it a second time, and the settings had been reverted, and I had definitely saved the changes. It's weird, I'm getting windows sounds, but I just cant see anything on the screen!
alexoiu
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In BIOS, Advanced menu, System Agent Configuration, Graphics Configuration, you'll find Primary Display. It is set by default to Auto. Set it to PCIE, save, exit, turn off, ....
If not working, clear the CMOS, remove the graphics card and connect to the onboard. But I think that it will work.
Make sure you properly connect the PCIe power cables to the graphics card (if needed).
If not working, clear the CMOS, remove the graphics card and connect to the onboard. But I think that it will work.
Make sure you properly connect the PCIe power cables to the graphics card (if needed).
I've plugged the CPU fan into another four pin fan socket on the motherboard, and dare I say it, all is working fine! Is is alright to leave the fan plugged into that socket? or does it need to be in the plug specifically for the CPU?
daviddaviddavid
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I have z87 deluxe new build would not get past post and did not give output to hdmi.
Red light on motherboard was suggesting graphics problem. Disconnected hdmi from Tv and the post got past this part codes 62 then 99 and 62. After advice removed all usb and other peripherals. Still no change. Removed battery and held cosmos re set for short while this did not appear to work. left the pc and the Asus boot bios menu showed on the screen. I had changed TV as well to see if this made any difference. My thoughts are that something on the Hdmi on the other Tv effected the cosmos bios ability to work.
I need to get a key board usb 2 etc to continue the old one I had was wireless.
When the pc was sitting in the status of code 99 it may be I waited a while. Still unsure as to what has allowed me to get to the bios from the post start up and to see a graphics output.
I own a z87-a and had the same problem. I finished the build, installed windows and even played some battlefield. Later I plugged in a second drive for storage and moved my SSD to the back of the case. Then it happend. At first I got no screen display but I could hear windows sounds. I rebooted and then noticed the fixed "Boot" led. The GPU fan runs up to this point in the boot up but then stops. I'll try every tip mentioned here but it bothers me not to know what caused this problem. I wore anti static wrist during the hold process of course. When exactly did you encountered this problem?
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