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Motherboard = Z370e
When upgrading the bios to version 1302, it appears to break my motherboard. I get the following error (and cannot boot into windows at all)
[Text] GPT header corruption has been detected, please check SATA mode setting in BIOS
Setup, or you can use [Boot Sector (MBR/GPT) Recovery policy] item under [Boot Configuration] page to recovery GPT header.
After setting up Intel(R) Optane memory or the RAID configuration was build,
SATA Mode selection must be changed to RAID mode to avoid unknown issues.
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After some testing I found it will only boot when I unplug my external hard drive.... (never had to before)
There are no issues with my hard drives and didn't have this issue previously. When I downgrade back to version 1105 everything works again and it boots into windows fine. I've never had a bios update brick my PC before...
am I the only one having issues or is this a known broken bios update?
When upgrading the bios to version 1302, it appears to break my motherboard. I get the following error (and cannot boot into windows at all)
[Text] GPT header corruption has been detected, please check SATA mode setting in BIOS
Setup, or you can use [Boot Sector (MBR/GPT) Recovery policy] item under [Boot Configuration] page to recovery GPT header.
After setting up Intel(R) Optane memory or the RAID configuration was build,
SATA Mode selection must be changed to RAID mode to avoid unknown issues.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
After some testing I found it will only boot when I unplug my external hard drive.... (never had to before)
There are no issues with my hard drives and didn't have this issue previously. When I downgrade back to version 1105 everything works again and it boots into windows fine. I've never had a bios update brick my PC before...
am I the only one having issues or is this a known broken bios update?
