- Jun 8, 2018
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Hey Guys,
I recently flashed the BIOS on my new ASROCK AB350M-PRO4 motherboard. Now what I didn't know is that I didn't need to flash it. I bought an RYZEN 3 2200G CPU to go along with it and I was told that the motherboard required a BIOS flash to support it. So what ended happening was me flashing the bios to an older version (from 4.50 to 3.40) as the website stated I had to flash to 3.40 before flashing to 4.50. Turns out, the motherboard BIOS was already the correct version. So what happens is that now when I attempt to turn the system on, it turns on and then off after 30 seconds before turning back on again and then doing the same thing. It gives no display ( tried using onboard graphics as well) and I cannot reach the BIOS to change anything.
Here is what I have tried so far,
* Removing the CMOS battery for a couple hours
* using the jumper to reset the BIOS
* Testing the system outside the case
* Removing all SATA cables
* Making sure it isn't RAM problem
* Removing the GPU
* Checking the PSU and it's cables
Thanks for your help guys!
I recently flashed the BIOS on my new ASROCK AB350M-PRO4 motherboard. Now what I didn't know is that I didn't need to flash it. I bought an RYZEN 3 2200G CPU to go along with it and I was told that the motherboard required a BIOS flash to support it. So what ended happening was me flashing the bios to an older version (from 4.50 to 3.40) as the website stated I had to flash to 3.40 before flashing to 4.50. Turns out, the motherboard BIOS was already the correct version. So what happens is that now when I attempt to turn the system on, it turns on and then off after 30 seconds before turning back on again and then doing the same thing. It gives no display ( tried using onboard graphics as well) and I cannot reach the BIOS to change anything.
Here is what I have tried so far,
* Removing the CMOS battery for a couple hours
* using the jumper to reset the BIOS
* Testing the system outside the case
* Removing all SATA cables
* Making sure it isn't RAM problem
* Removing the GPU
* Checking the PSU and it's cables
Thanks for your help guys!
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