I'm an idiot. Anyway.
So I installed the F14 BIOS update on my H77M-D3H. The update was successful but because on F9 I installed Windows on AHCI mode I got UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME (and the default setting is IDE, really Gigabyte?). So I changed that along with also enabling VT-x. But, the BIOS crashed and when the backup one kicked in, I got a blue screen with Gigabyte UEFI DualBIOS on top. And that's it. After a few secs, the computer rebooted and I could never get it to recover. I tried all sorts of things from removing the eGPU (an Aorus style GT 1030, and yes, the system showed video with the integrated HD 2500), a RAM stick, all the hard drives (no I don't have an SSD) and even the CMOS battery. All of this hassle with no effect. Does anyone know a fix for this?
So I installed the F14 BIOS update on my H77M-D3H. The update was successful but because on F9 I installed Windows on AHCI mode I got UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME (and the default setting is IDE, really Gigabyte?). So I changed that along with also enabling VT-x. But, the BIOS crashed and when the backup one kicked in, I got a blue screen with Gigabyte UEFI DualBIOS on top. And that's it. After a few secs, the computer rebooted and I could never get it to recover. I tried all sorts of things from removing the eGPU (an Aorus style GT 1030, and yes, the system showed video with the integrated HD 2500), a RAM stick, all the hard drives (no I don't have an SSD) and even the CMOS battery. All of this hassle with no effect. Does anyone know a fix for this?
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