F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop It isn't starting to the operating system, yet it enters the BIOS menu.

It isn't starting to the operating system, yet it enters the BIOS menu.

It isn't starting to the operating system, yet it enters the BIOS menu.

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TwiistedFalcon
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02-16-2020, 05:57 AM
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Disassemble the system thoroughly. Rebuild all parts once more. Focus only on CPU and RAM, and install just one HD. Ensure the RAM is placed correctly in the designated slot, following the slot order. Attempt to install the OS next. Verify if it will boot on this machine after changing the OS. Share your findings.
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TwiistedFalcon
02-16-2020, 05:57 AM #21

Disassemble the system thoroughly. Rebuild all parts once more. Focus only on CPU and RAM, and install just one HD. Ensure the RAM is placed correctly in the designated slot, following the slot order. Attempt to install the OS next. Verify if it will boot on this machine after changing the OS. Share your findings.

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alvinmrb
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03-01-2020, 12:50 PM
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Same issue occurred with the Gigabyte X370 Gaming. No matter how many CMOS resets, BIOS updates, or Windows installs tried, it didn’t help. Swapping the motherboard resolved the problem and everything worked fine afterward.
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alvinmrb
03-01-2020, 12:50 PM #22

Same issue occurred with the Gigabyte X370 Gaming. No matter how many CMOS resets, BIOS updates, or Windows installs tried, it didn’t help. Swapping the motherboard resolved the problem and everything worked fine afterward.

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03-03-2020, 05:08 AM
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I finally figured it out. I took it to a repair shop and checked my motherboard and memory with a 3700x, everything functioned properly. When I swapped in a 3600x on another board, the problem reappeared. Sadly, it seems my CPU is the culprit. This strange issue is happening to many people online, but few have reported it. Hope you're lucky with your warranty in your country!
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GarciaPRO
03-03-2020, 05:08 AM #23

I finally figured it out. I took it to a repair shop and checked my motherboard and memory with a 3700x, everything functioned properly. When I swapped in a 3600x on another board, the problem reappeared. Sadly, it seems my CPU is the culprit. This strange issue is happening to many people online, but few have reported it. Hope you're lucky with your warranty in your country!

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