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GA-X99-Gaming 7 WIFI - after in Os bios update - problem

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dmdilks:
Yes you can use either way. But the thing is when you flash the bios. You always shut down unplug the computer. Pull the battery & clear the cmos for 5 to 10 mins.

Then put back in the battery unclear the cmos. Boot up go in and set it to default setting. Reboot and go back in and set everything backup.

But I do have to agree with digital nomad that windows way can be touch & go. Have you tried pulling the battery and clearing the cmos?

dmdilks:

--- Quote from: ToXic_Chaos on December 20, 2014, 12:37:18 pm ---I think its the motherboard faulty.  It was laggy in bios
--- End quote ---

If you use the mouse they are all laggy in the bios

ToXic_Chaos:
I know they are laggy. Its not the 1st UIFE bios mobo i am using. it was realy laggy trust me.

Nah i did not try playing with the battery . I already uninstalled all the solid tubes and drained the water loop (pain in the ass to remove everything from the loop gpus,mobo,cpu, oh god took me so much time) to unplug the motherboard i will be returning the mobo since it did not go at the backup bios by it self but neather the back up bios worked when i switch manualy there should be some problem at hardware lvl . I am just disaponted and i see the value of the msi hand tested mobos and rog as well. I wont change to an other manufacturer but i am realy disapointed coz i have to go though all this .

dmdilks:
I'm old school and I have been doing bios updates from a floppy or a usb for yrs. I have always shut down after the update and do the those steps. In 20yrs I had only one bios go bad. That was because of power. By what the MB companies are telling you how to do it is different. But I still like doing my way best.

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