« Reply #1 on: October 11, 2017, 04:13:55 pm »
Reset the cmos just to see if it helps if it doesn't then you might have a corrupted bios and will need to get the back up bios going so it will overwrite the booting bios.
Here's what worked for mine:
1. Turn off machine.
2. Press and hold reset button.
3. Press power button while keeping reset button pressed for 10 secs then release.
4. Wait until the backup BIOS prompts and asks to install backup to main BIOS.
5. A window will pop-up stating that the main BIOS is corrupted and needs to re flash, I hit "install"
6. After installing the bios, it will ask to boot or reboot, then will ask to load default or optimized settings in the BIOS.
After doing this post back with any problems, might be a good idea to update your bios.
« Last Edit: October 11, 2017, 04:15:59 pm by autotech »
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