Bought an ASUS EZ-Tuning tool, but my computer is completely stopped! (Very urgent!)
Bought an ASUS EZ-Tuning tool, but my computer is completely stopped! (Very urgent!)
I'm in a tight spot and really need assistance. I turned on the ASUS EZ-Tune feature in my BIOS, and now the PC is... this? After installing Windows 11 and finishing up the setup, I opened the BIOS to tweak the fan settings. I looked for small adjustments that could improve performance and found the "EZ-Tuning Wizard" option. Following the instructions, it reminded me to reset everything if something was off after enabling the feature. Right after, the PC restarted and displayed the monitor with some visuals. After turning it off and trying to fix things on my own—plugging in the monitor directly, using a screwdriver, and even a pocket knife to touch the pins—I didn’t get any results. When I tried connecting the monitor straight to the motherboard, it didn’t respond. I haven’t removed the battery or other parts yet because those components are tough to take off (especially the graphics card). The battery is right under the board, making this a serious problem. If anyone can help with troubleshooting, I’d really appreciate it. Right now I’m struggling to afford new parts, let alone a brand-new PC, so any advice would mean a lot. Please let me know if you need more details or videos. I don’t have the website link, and I’m limited by not being able to inspect certain components myself. Thanks ahead of time for your support. And don’t worry about the mess—I was busy trying to restore everything when I had to take it apart.
Details:
- ASUS Prime x570-Pro T-Force Vulcan (unknown model)
- 16GB RAM, Ryzen 9 5900x, RTX 3070ti
- 1TB NVMe SSD, 1000W power supply (brand unknown)
- Need guidance on fan tuning and possible fixes for the motherboard issue.
You can clear the CMOS setting. This will erase all BIOS configurations. Look for a button on the motherboard. If absent, remove the CMOS battery and reinsert it.
I plan to remove the battery this morning. From what I know, there’s no button on the motherboard. I’m uncertain whether I can safely extract the graphics card from its slot, especially since the battery is right next to it. I did a lot of pulling and some wiggling earlier, but it didn’t come out easily without the board bending.
For CMOS- #13, release the PCIe catch to eliminate the GPU. Your guide: https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/So...odel=PRIME X570-PRO
Enable PBO for your 5900x and proceed. This software isn't reliable.
Successfully retrieved my GPU and removed the battery from the motherboard after a lot of work and research. Once everything was reconnected and tested on another display (which wasn’t available at the time), I accessed the BIOS and restored all settings using the EZ-Tuning Wizard. Everything is now functioning as before! Thanks to everyone for your guidance—it really helped. The lesson learned? Avoid using EZ-Tuning, probably.