Hey Dr. Z, good to see that you are still around as I'm been absent for awhile...snow has returned to Wisconsin so I'm back to my winter hobbies
🙂No POST eh? Couple of things to try:
1) Did you try pushing the "Directkey" button on the M/B; that should put you in the BIOS
2) I thought there was a button on the back panel of the M/B that reset the BIOS back to defaults; check the manual on that one
3) If nothing else clear the CMOS but follow the process listed in the manual
4) Last resort- format a USB Flash Drive using FAT/FAT32 (no NTFS) and copy a new version of the BIOS file to the USB Flash Drive; the follow the FLASHBACK routine listed in the manual (I think the flash drive has to go into a specific USB port along with a button being pushed)
Let me know what works out for you-Brian
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