- Jul 17, 2018
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Okay so I was watching a YouTube video on how to update your bios and so I followed the steps. I went to the Gigabyte website and went on my specific motherboard to download the bios update onto my USB. (My motherboard is the Gigabyte z370p d3). Once I finished downloading the file I extracted it and transferred the file onto the USB. I then turned off my compter and turned it back on to go to the mode were I could update my bios. (I had the USB connected and the only file on it was the bios update.) I followed all the steps to update the bios and once it finished it said "Restarting in 5.... 4...... 3... 2... 1..." it then restarted and stayed on the "No signal" screen for over 40 minutes. I then looked it up on Google to see if it was normal to take that long and all the answers said it should take only 5 minutes or less and if it was taking 40 minutes then it could break the motherboard. So I quickly went to check my pc and half my PC was off? The motherboard was off and the rgb ram was on and fans also I believe. I clicked the power button and the rest of the pc turned on. Then I looked at the screen and it still said "no signal" I kept on restarting my pc and I tried it without the USB also and I don't know what went wrong or how to fix it. Please if you know how to solve it, help me. I spent 7 hours building my pc and I'm pretty sad that it's not working at the moment. If you have any other questions feel free to leave them. Or just email me at <Redacted> thank you.
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. So yeah I have to take everything off my motherboard and ship it back
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