F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Error detected: No boot detected. VGA indicator is illuminated.

Error detected: No boot detected. VGA indicator is illuminated.

Error detected: No boot detected. VGA indicator is illuminated.

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08-10-2018, 04:55 AM
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MSI A320M PRO-E UEFI @ "7A36vH74 (Beta version)" paired with a Ryzen 5 2600 and Kingston DDR4-2133 RAM. The system booted quietly on the first try after a short period, using a fresh UEFI update before shipping. Both CPU and RAM were sourced used. I already had the power supply and graphics card ready. After some initial use, the PC failed to boot with the VGA light on. I swapped in another GPU (five are functional here) and it worked. Then I reinserted the RX460 and it functioned properly. On day two it booted again briefly, but only once. During the day there were two full-screen logos. After resetting, it transitioned to Windows. Overall performance was smooth—no major issues. I played a couple of hours of World of Tanks and an hour of Age II DE without problems. Day three brought the VGA light issue again. This time, turning off the PC with just a click stopped it instantly, even without holding for five seconds. All components operated fine on another board (ASUS B350M-K). I don’t have an APU 2200G or similar to test the internal graphics path.
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08-10-2018, 04:55 AM #1

MSI A320M PRO-E UEFI @ "7A36vH74 (Beta version)" paired with a Ryzen 5 2600 and Kingston DDR4-2133 RAM. The system booted quietly on the first try after a short period, using a fresh UEFI update before shipping. Both CPU and RAM were sourced used. I already had the power supply and graphics card ready. After some initial use, the PC failed to boot with the VGA light on. I swapped in another GPU (five are functional here) and it worked. Then I reinserted the RX460 and it functioned properly. On day two it booted again briefly, but only once. During the day there were two full-screen logos. After resetting, it transitioned to Windows. Overall performance was smooth—no major issues. I played a couple of hours of World of Tanks and an hour of Age II DE without problems. Day three brought the VGA light issue again. This time, turning off the PC with just a click stopped it instantly, even without holding for five seconds. All components operated fine on another board (ASUS B350M-K). I don’t have an APU 2200G or similar to test the internal graphics path.

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