Installation fails because the BIOS flasher isn't working and nothing appears on the screen.
Installation fails because the BIOS flasher isn't working and nothing appears on the screen.
( Also, swapping back to the i5 didn’t fix the issue.
I replaced my i5 10400F with an i7 10700KF without updating the BIOS first. The system starts up but there’s no display output, and I can’t flash the BIOS because my monitor doesn’t show anything and the motherboard’s I/O lacks a BIOS flash button. It’s frustrating ( Also, swapping back to the i5 didn’t fix the issue.
SuperTigresss
06-18-2024, 02:38 PM #2Did you attempt to clear the CMOS settings while using the previous CPU model?
Cefreak113
06-18-2024, 02:44 PM #3I utilized the previous CPU and reconfigured the CMOS; it seems functional now but won’t allow access to the BIOS or causes a black screen otherwise.
mentality_man
06-22-2024, 09:28 AM #4Disconnect power source (remove power cable) Disconnect battery Wait 10-30 seconds Reconnect battery and power supply Then plug back in The processors require a graphics card connected, not the motherboard connectors. Ensure HDMI/DisplayPort/VGA cable is attached to the video card, not the motherboard ports. Verify CPU power cable is connected. Power on the PC. If problems persist, consider updating the BIOS. During a black screen, you might still use a PS/2 keyboard and boot from a USB drive with the BIOS file or the update tool. Avoid proceeding until you resolve the issue.
PARAN0ID_M3DIC
06-22-2024, 04:10 PM #5Your motherboard is an ITX model with a single visible CMOS button. After pressing it for 30 seconds and reinserting the cable, the system still doesn’t display.
speednitro11
06-27-2024, 02:20 AM #8The MB has no bent pins, and it’s an HDMI cable from my 3070ti to my monitor. I’m certain I damaged the BIOS, so I’ll need to bring it to a specialist.