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GA-X99-UD4 can't go to bios setup

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aggaton:
Just wanted to chip in to this discussion since I have just experienced the same issue with a brand new GA-X99-UD3P motherboard I bought, which I am assuming is similar to the one OP has. After having spend the majority of half a day I finally got everything to work. First off, it was my Sandisk 960GB SSD, which apparently made the bios choke up. I was able to boot from it, just not enter the bios. Tried every sata slot by itself, no luck at all. After I upgraded the bios to beta F2b from F1 it was shipped with, I was able to enter the bios setup, however none of my disks were recognizable as bootable, i.e. I seemed to be unable to set the boot order. In classic mode they show up on the last page after save, where you can choose which one to boot directly to. That seem to also set the primary boot disk. Now it boots up nicely and I can enter the bios. Hopefully this might help others with the same issue. Of course my problem was compounded by the fact that my boot disk was a GPT not MBR and I had cloned my original 256GB ssd to a 960GB ssd in a different system prior to upgrading the motherboard. Not even the windows recovery disk would recognize my drive... Any way good luck.

hobib_ali:

--- Quote from: wrangler on February 27, 2015, 01:11:26 am ---I haven't  been able to try it yet but someone told me that a workaround is using F12, like your going to select a boot device and then selecting to enter setup as opposed to hitting the Del key to enter bios.

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doesnt work

dmdilks:
I didn't have the problem till I updated the bios a couple of times. But with mine it is only one drive that is causing the problem. What I did was I disconnected one drive at a time till I found the one that is causing the problem.

Mork:

--- Quote from: wrangler on February 27, 2015, 01:11:26 am ---I haven't  been able to try it yet but someone told me that a workaround is using F12, like your going to select a boot device and then selecting to enter setup as opposed to hitting the Del key to enter bios.

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Hi all, i got the same issues with the same Mobo with F20 firmware.
Also, the workaround with F12 doesn't work for me, the system freezes anyway...Does anybody knows if this has been addressed somehow? Does F22 firmware fixed it? Thanks for any help

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