Get that F2 bios updated. Like Ripjaws said "RESET" button corrupts the CMOS with early bios. Make sure you clear CMOS after the update.
Quote from: nijel on May 06, 2011, 03:13:10 pmGet that F2 bios updated. Like Ripjaws said "RESET" button corrupts the CMOS with early bios. Make sure you clear CMOS after the update.Ripjaws and nijel were correct: after updating the BIOS to F3, it boots normally.Mamy thanks to everyone who replyed with suggestions. Oddly, I provided the same informaion to Gigabyte tech support as I did here - they never even mentioned the BIOS issue even though I told them I was running F2 and that the problem began with hitting the reset switch!wikksmith