07-23-2012 06:08 AM
07-23-2012 06:29 AM
HiVizMan wrote:
Please list the full system spec of your build.
07-23-2012 06:48 AM
07-23-2012 08:02 AM
HiVizMan wrote:
Outstanding thanks mate.
Lets take it step by step shall we.
First thing to do is ensure that all your PSU connectors are correctly seated. Pay especial attention to the 12volt CPU connector. Is the 8 pin connector there completely seated? Clear CMOS and power up.
Once you have had a good look at the connectors and they are perfect then we will proceed. But just check first please. I am on line for most of the afternoon today. 🙂
07-23-2012 08:37 AM
11-22-2012 12:42 PM
11-22-2012 12:52 PM
Clear CMOS
Completely remove all the hardware from your motherboard, and take the motherboard out of your case. Remember to disconnect the PSU connectors before you start to remove stuff.
Place the motherboard, now without CPU or battery on the box that your motherboard came in. It is a non-conductive and non-static surface.
Inspect the CPU socket area. I doubt that there is anything problematic there, but since the mobo is naked have a visual inspection for bent or misaligned pins.
Press start button for a couple of seconds to discharge the caps of any residual current.
Hold down the Clear CMOS button for a slow count of 3. Look in your manual if you are not sure where it is.
Leave your system as is over night. Or at least 8 hours.
Then with the bare minimum of hardware assembled in this order.
CPU and cooler.
One stick of ram in the furthest slot from the CPU.
One VGA
No hard drive.
No optical drive.
Keyboard and mouse.
VGA power connectors.
12 Volt CPU connector (8 Pin)
24 Pin power supply connector.
Plug the PSU into the wall socket.
Fat formatted USB stick with the latest BIOS connected a USB2 port.
Power up your system.
Make note of the two digit Q-Codes (if your motherboard supports a LED poster that is - if not look on your notebook using ROG connect.
Please use the delete key on the numeric keyboard, but most likely you will need to use F1 when prompted due to the clear CMOS.
Now navigate to the Tools in BIOS.
Select EZFlash2 and flash your BIOS.
DO NOT POWER DOWN.
The only time you will do anything is to select yes when asked if you wish to reset and reboot.
Let the system complete the iRog firmware upgrade if needed. This may take a few minutes but no longer than 30 mins.
Once you have completed the Flash and your system has reset and rebooted and you are back in BIOS. Power down.
Press Clear CMOS one more time.
Now add your OS hard drive only.
Power up to BIOS and set your SATA mode if needed.
Rebuild your system.
11-24-2012 03:56 AM