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ASUS ROG Maximus X Formula B6, 95, 96 issues code problems

ASUS ROG Maximus X Formula B6, 95, 96 issues code problems

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Batai22
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06-13-2016, 02:53 AM
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Hey everyone! My PC ran smoothly until I decided to reinstall Windows 10 on my RAID 0 setup (two M.2 SSDs from Samsung 960 EVO). I updated the motherboard BIOS and began the installation from a pendrive. After several hours, something went wrong and I saw only a black screen. I reset the PC, but it kept showing that same black screen. Eventually, I cleared the CMOS using the button on the motherboard. After resetting everything, the black screen persisted until I reset the BIOS battery, disconnected all components, and reinstalled the system.

I noticed the black screen disappeared once I unplugged the second M.2 SSD completely. Then the BIOS worked normally without any issues. Later, I tried removing RAID 0 which failed in the BIOS. I performed a Secure Erase on one of the M.2 drives and attempted to connect the second one, but I encountered errors: 96 for PCI Bus Request Resources and 94 for PCI Bus Enumeration. At first, I thought my second SSD was faulty, so I replaced it with another Samsung 970 EVO Plus. However, the problem continued—when I tried BIOS RAID mode and connected the second M.2 drive to the second port, I got error 94 again.

I’m really struggling to find a solution. There’s no clear answer or formula online to fix this right now. I’m considering replacing the CPU instead, but I don’t have the funds for that. Please help me resolve this!
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Batai22
06-13-2016, 02:53 AM #1

Hey everyone! My PC ran smoothly until I decided to reinstall Windows 10 on my RAID 0 setup (two M.2 SSDs from Samsung 960 EVO). I updated the motherboard BIOS and began the installation from a pendrive. After several hours, something went wrong and I saw only a black screen. I reset the PC, but it kept showing that same black screen. Eventually, I cleared the CMOS using the button on the motherboard. After resetting everything, the black screen persisted until I reset the BIOS battery, disconnected all components, and reinstalled the system.

I noticed the black screen disappeared once I unplugged the second M.2 SSD completely. Then the BIOS worked normally without any issues. Later, I tried removing RAID 0 which failed in the BIOS. I performed a Secure Erase on one of the M.2 drives and attempted to connect the second one, but I encountered errors: 96 for PCI Bus Request Resources and 94 for PCI Bus Enumeration. At first, I thought my second SSD was faulty, so I replaced it with another Samsung 970 EVO Plus. However, the problem continued—when I tried BIOS RAID mode and connected the second M.2 drive to the second port, I got error 94 again.

I’m really struggling to find a solution. There’s no clear answer or formula online to fix this right now. I’m considering replacing the CPU instead, but I don’t have the funds for that. Please help me resolve this!

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06-14-2016, 02:42 PM
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No, I did not flash version 2603 or 2503.
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gavinom123
06-14-2016, 02:42 PM #2

No, I did not flash version 2603 or 2503.

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06-16-2016, 07:34 PM
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Update minor... After connecting, the second M.2 slot switched to M.2_2 and an A0 HDD was detected. Initialization began, took about a minute, then displayed a notification on the screen.
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06-16-2016, 07:34 PM #3

Update minor... After connecting, the second M.2 slot switched to M.2_2 and an A0 HDD was detected. Initialization began, took about a minute, then displayed a notification on the screen.

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06-18-2016, 11:26 AM
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I installed BIOS Version 2603 x64 about a week back, but the earlier model came from the factory around 2017.
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MS__PANDA
06-18-2016, 11:26 AM #4

I installed BIOS Version 2603 x64 about a week back, but the earlier model came from the factory around 2017.

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Mitchell006
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06-20-2016, 03:41 PM
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later i decided to reinstall Windows 10 and fix the issues mentioned earlier
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Mitchell006
06-20-2016, 03:41 PM #5

later i decided to reinstall Windows 10 and fix the issues mentioned earlier

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06-24-2016, 11:44 PM
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I meant to clarify what Flash... refers to. Should I save the BIOS 2503 file on a USB drive and use the ASUS EZ Flash tool for updates, or is there another method? My question was a bit unclear—I'm new to this. Thanks for your assistance!
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Aduma
06-24-2016, 11:44 PM #6

I meant to clarify what Flash... refers to. Should I save the BIOS 2503 file on a USB drive and use the ASUS EZ Flash tool for updates, or is there another method? My question was a bit unclear—I'm new to this. Thanks for your assistance!

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07-08-2016, 10:23 PM
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I gathered a few suggestions... from my perspective it seems the issue lies with RAID or the M.2_2 port in AHCI mode. When I enable RAID, it turns into a black screen and error 94 appears during PCI bus discovery.
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Ygr1k
07-08-2016, 10:23 PM #7

I gathered a few suggestions... from my perspective it seems the issue lies with RAID or the M.2_2 port in AHCI mode. When I enable RAID, it turns into a black screen and error 94 appears during PCI bus discovery.

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07-08-2016, 10:44 PM
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I plan to replace the old battery in my BIOS and swap the M.2 SSD in slot 1 with a Secure Erase mode for the second SSD. This might help them work together better. (Before they were set up as a RAID 0 system partition.) One of them was formatted as a second one, but maybe it still thinks it’s part of the original RAID setup...
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Leewisz
07-08-2016, 10:44 PM #8

I plan to replace the old battery in my BIOS and swap the M.2 SSD in slot 1 with a Secure Erase mode for the second SSD. This might help them work together better. (Before they were set up as a RAID 0 system partition.) One of them was formatted as a second one, but maybe it still thinks it’s part of the original RAID setup...

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