New PC build - - - monitor and keyboard won't turn on after BIOS update?

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New PC build - - - monitor and keyboard won't turn on after BIOS update?

New PC build - - - monitor and keyboard won't turn on after BIOS update?

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JolyStNick
Junior Member

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03-30-2023, 10:23 AM

#1

Hi guys!
I Have a problem , I just built new PC.
I reused the my two SSDs with Windows installed on it from my 10700k.
I updated the BIOS and monitor was working and keyboard, mouse.
Bios update was successfull. After booting again it asked to press F1 to got to Bios setup. I did Bios was updated with new version. Boot drive was selected that has Windows installed already from previous PC.
I just exited the Bios and reset PC , and after that no communication with Monitor , keyboard won't light up or mouse.
PC Specs
Motherboard : Asus X870 TUF Gaming Plus WiFi
CPU: Ryzen 9950X
GPU: 4070 Ti 12GB
RAM: 64GB CL-30 6000
SSD drives are from old PC
Any idea what happened?

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JolyStNick

03-30-2023, 10:23 AM #1

Hi guys!
I Have a problem , I just built new PC.
I reused the my two SSDs with Windows installed on it from my 10700k.
I updated the BIOS and monitor was working and keyboard, mouse.
Bios update was successfull. After booting again it asked to press F1 to got to Bios setup. I did Bios was updated with new version. Boot drive was selected that has Windows installed already from previous PC.
I just exited the Bios and reset PC , and after that no communication with Monitor , keyboard won't light up or mouse.
PC Specs
Motherboard : Asus X870 TUF Gaming Plus WiFi
CPU: Ryzen 9950X
GPU: 4070 Ti 12GB
RAM: 64GB CL-30 6000
SSD drives are from old PC
Any idea what happened?

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PimOla_PvP
Member

166

04-01-2023, 08:20 AM

#2

Bad idea. With a new PC, a fresh, clean Windows installation is essential. Therefore, format the OS drive and reinstall Windows. Guide: https://forums. Regardless of the OS you had on your SSD, it won’t work with your new hardware (such as different firmware drivers within the OS). So, reinstall Windows again.

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PimOla_PvP

04-01-2023, 08:20 AM #2

Bad idea. With a new PC, a fresh, clean Windows installation is essential. Therefore, format the OS drive and reinstall Windows. Guide: https://forums. Regardless of the OS you had on your SSD, it won’t work with your new hardware (such as different firmware drivers within the OS). So, reinstall Windows again.

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Caribbean_Blue
Senior Member

609

04-01-2023, 08:39 AM

#3

I fixed the issue by taking the battery off the motherboard for 90 seconds, then putting it back. The PC started booting into BIOS, I enabled the boot drive and set the CPU fan to ignore noise since there was a water cooler. After resetting again, it took about two minutes for the monitor to wake up and it booted to Windows. Everything is working now, and I don’t need to reinstall Windows yet. For now, I’m using only one stick of memory, but I plan to add another tomorrow. Thank you!

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Caribbean_Blue

04-01-2023, 08:39 AM #3

I fixed the issue by taking the battery off the motherboard for 90 seconds, then putting it back. The PC started booting into BIOS, I enabled the boot drive and set the CPU fan to ignore noise since there was a water cooler. After resetting again, it took about two minutes for the monitor to wake up and it booted to Windows. Everything is working now, and I don’t need to reinstall Windows yet. For now, I’m using only one stick of memory, but I plan to add another tomorrow. Thank you!

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RyanH_94
Junior Member

8

04-02-2023, 02:47 AM

#4

It is strongly recommended that you proceed. Running an operating system designed for a completely different computer is not advisable. Otherwise, issues such as driver/firmware conflicts, BSoD, and OS corruption could arise eventually.

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RyanH_94

04-02-2023, 02:47 AM #4

It is strongly recommended that you proceed. Running an operating system designed for a completely different computer is not advisable. Otherwise, issues such as driver/firmware conflicts, BSoD, and OS corruption could arise eventually.

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vinnie200111
Junior Member

28

04-02-2023, 11:48 AM

#5

Aeacus is correct.
Even if Windows seems to running okay at the moment, there's a good chance it will start misbehaving or throwing up errors further down the road.

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vinnie200111

04-02-2023, 11:48 AM #5

Aeacus is correct.
Even if Windows seems to running okay at the moment, there's a good chance it will start misbehaving or throwing up errors further down the road.

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luna_gamer
Member

66

04-04-2023, 03:30 AM

#6

Choose a fresh setup of Windows or install from an existing version? Where can I locate a key for a clean installation when I don’t have a Windows copy?

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luna_gamer

04-04-2023, 03:30 AM #6

Choose a fresh setup of Windows or install from an existing version? Where can I locate a key for a clean installation when I don’t have a Windows copy?

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matt72135
Junior Member

24

04-04-2023, 05:56 AM

#7

Buy a legit key.

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matt72135

04-04-2023, 05:56 AM #7

Buy a legit key.

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Jomppaboy
Member

192

04-04-2023, 07:12 AM

#8

I bought Windows 10 a long time ago, and last year I upgraded to Windows 11 for free. Do I need to purchase the key again whenever I lose it?

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Jomppaboy

04-04-2023, 07:12 AM #8

I bought Windows 10 a long time ago, and last year I upgraded to Windows 11 for free. Do I need to purchase the key again whenever I lose it?

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LordTemple
Junior Member

21

04-04-2023, 07:33 AM

#9

Does the license include a Microsoft account, and was it an OEM or retail purchase?

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LordTemple

04-04-2023, 07:33 AM #9

Does the license include a Microsoft account, and was it an OEM or retail purchase?

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Megabuilder44
Junior Member

1

04-04-2023, 08:12 AM

#10

I'm not sure, but you can verify your license in your Microsoft account by checking the settings or account details section.

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Megabuilder44

04-04-2023, 08:12 AM #10

I'm not sure, but you can verify your license in your Microsoft account by checking the settings or account details section.

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