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ThePunisher99
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04-04-2025, 11:59 AM
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Hi, I performed an update for Davinci Resolve, NVIDIA drivers, and Windows 10 on November 28, 2024. The machine froze with a spinning wheel on the motherboard screen, only allowing access to BIOS. My friend suggested removing the BIOS battery for a short time before reinserting it. Now I can’t enter BIOS or start the computer.

PC Specifications: Motherboard – Asus Tuff Gaming x570-plus (WiFi), CPU – AMD Ryzen 9 5900X, RAM – 2 × Skill Ripjaw 16GB, two grey slots, farthest right, GPU – Gigabyte NVIDIA 3080 Turbo 10GDD Rev1.0 AIO, Cooler Master (three fans on top), AIO GPU Alpha Cool EISWOLF2 (vertical hoses on bottom with three fans), Intake – three fans at bottom of case, PSU – 9 Lian Li Gen 1 Uni fan, 120/1000W, standard 80Gold, unknown brand), runs four monitors daily. Pressing F2 or Delete doesn’t boot BIOS anymore. I’ve tested three different keyboards and USB ports; everything worked until the update. I managed to boot into BIOS before removing the battery, but after reinserting it still can’t access BIOS.
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ThePunisher99
04-04-2025, 11:59 AM #1

Hi, I performed an update for Davinci Resolve, NVIDIA drivers, and Windows 10 on November 28, 2024. The machine froze with a spinning wheel on the motherboard screen, only allowing access to BIOS. My friend suggested removing the BIOS battery for a short time before reinserting it. Now I can’t enter BIOS or start the computer.

PC Specifications: Motherboard – Asus Tuff Gaming x570-plus (WiFi), CPU – AMD Ryzen 9 5900X, RAM – 2 × Skill Ripjaw 16GB, two grey slots, farthest right, GPU – Gigabyte NVIDIA 3080 Turbo 10GDD Rev1.0 AIO, Cooler Master (three fans on top), AIO GPU Alpha Cool EISWOLF2 (vertical hoses on bottom with three fans), Intake – three fans at bottom of case, PSU – 9 Lian Li Gen 1 Uni fan, 120/1000W, standard 80Gold, unknown brand), runs four monitors daily. Pressing F2 or Delete doesn’t boot BIOS anymore. I’ve tested three different keyboards and USB ports; everything worked until the update. I managed to boot into BIOS before removing the battery, but after reinserting it still can’t access BIOS.

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04-04-2025, 11:59 AM
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I stumbled upon a workaround. With my AIO, I thought about disconnecting everything and reconnecting it, which cleared my BIOS settings and forced the CPU fan to trigger a reset. Now I can boot up again! I’ve been waiting four years for a BIOS update.
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Greatgary
04-04-2025, 11:59 AM #2

I stumbled upon a workaround. With my AIO, I thought about disconnecting everything and reconnecting it, which cleared my BIOS settings and forced the CPU fan to trigger a reset. Now I can boot up again! I’ve been waiting four years for a BIOS update.

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04-04-2025, 11:59 AM
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You don’t need to refresh your BIOS solely due to its age. In reality, keeping it unchanged is preferable unless a particular function or stability upgrade is required.
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ForeTheManGG
04-04-2025, 11:59 AM #3

You don’t need to refresh your BIOS solely due to its age. In reality, keeping it unchanged is preferable unless a particular function or stability upgrade is required.

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04-04-2025, 11:59 AM
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The latest patch appears to resolve compatibility issues with my recent GPU upgrade. I'm now trying to fix the problem of Windows not recognizing my video storage HDD.
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Checkmater
04-04-2025, 11:59 AM #4

The latest patch appears to resolve compatibility issues with my recent GPU upgrade. I'm now trying to fix the problem of Windows not recognizing my video storage HDD.

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