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Just got a completely brand new device and can't make it past the initial AMI startup screen.

Just got a completely brand new device and can't make it past the initial AMI startup screen.

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PedroO_
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12-19-2016, 06:27 PM
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I’d start with the bios flashback. Then, I’d reboot again while keeping all internal usb headers unconnected—like a loose connection. A stray usb device, perhaps a faulty rgb controller or a damaged front panel, could trigger the issue.
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PedroO_
12-19-2016, 06:27 PM #21

I’d start with the bios flashback. Then, I’d reboot again while keeping all internal usb headers unconnected—like a loose connection. A stray usb device, perhaps a faulty rgb controller or a damaged front panel, could trigger the issue.

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FuzzyAJD
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12-19-2016, 06:40 PM
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Thanks a lot, buddy. I'm in agreement with your points and have already reached out to experts for help with troubleshooting. Wishing you the best on your cybersecurity path. I've been in this field for five years now, moved to a different area last year. If you're committed to learning and staying ahead, success is definitely within reach. From my experience, many underestimated the importance of hardware knowledge and physical networking when evaluating cyber security risks. Cheers!
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FuzzyAJD
12-19-2016, 06:40 PM #22

Thanks a lot, buddy. I'm in agreement with your points and have already reached out to experts for help with troubleshooting. Wishing you the best on your cybersecurity path. I've been in this field for five years now, moved to a different area last year. If you're committed to learning and staying ahead, success is definitely within reach. From my experience, many underestimated the importance of hardware knowledge and physical networking when evaluating cyber security risks. Cheers!

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CocaCola15
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12-29-2016, 06:09 PM
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It never crossed my mind to unplug internal USB connectors during this troubleshooting step! I’m feeling a bit frustrated, but thankfully I’ve already reached out for help and accepted the advice. Great thinking!
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CocaCola15
12-29-2016, 06:09 PM #23

It never crossed my mind to unplug internal USB connectors during this troubleshooting step! I’m feeling a bit frustrated, but thankfully I’ve already reached out for help and accepted the advice. Great thinking!

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