PC fails to start in BIOS or doesn’t boot after turning on Secure Boot.
PC fails to start in BIOS or doesn’t boot after turning on Secure Boot.
Hello i have i problem. I wanted to get WIN 11 but only thing i had to do was enable secure BOOT, so i went to BIOS enabled it, then saved and it booted me back to BIOS, then i went to PK keys and clicked on the 1st one and then it typed Something like 808 and other numbers, have no idea what that meant. Then i saved a exited and the PC couldnt boot into windows or BIOS, there is just black screen on my monitor and nothing is happening. So i turned it OFF and ON and the same thing happend black screen. I already tried to reset CMOS by taking out the MB baterry for like 1min, that didnt work. I also tried to reset it through 2 pins with screwdriver i hold it there for like 30s but that didnt help also. When i turn on the PC, The Graphic Card is blinking like it’s keep turning ON and OFF, and on the MOTHERBOARD there are 4 lights, 1 is BOOT and other 3 which o dont know the name, but the 3 lights are keep blinking red. MY SPECS: GPU : GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER Pal-it RAM : Black Viper 3200mhz CPU : Ryzen 5 2600 Motherboard : GIGABYTE B450 AORUS ELITE - AMD B450 PSU : Be quiet! System Power 9 - 600W please help Idk what else to do.
It seems you're unsure about the topic, and you shouldn't share misleading information. OP: You might want to uninstall your rams (if you have two dimms, remove one) and restart. BIOS should detect the hardware change and reset to defaults. If you only have one dimm, you can swap your graphics card into the other PCIe16x slot and that should also trigger the change.
Sure, I'll definitely give it a shot and get back to you. Thanks for waiting.
It didn't work as expected, even after replacing one of the 2x8GB RAM sticks.
In fact, updating the BIOS to the newest release could be a good approach. Many manufacturers have released updated BIOS versions that support TPM and secure boot by default, allowing the board to run Windows 11 out of the box. I reviewed Gigabyte's support documentation for that model and saw a new BIOS announced in early September. While it doesn't confirm full Windows 11 compatibility, its release aligns with other boards that were also updated to include these default settings.
Same problem again. I've done nearly everything possible. I took out the motherboard battery, touched the pins to reset it, removed the graphics card, RAM, and drives, but it still won't post. The most recent step was changing the BIOS to secure boot (maybe I did it incorrectly), but shouldn't resetting the battery bring it back to its original settings?
Check your system requirements and see if the USB installation method matches your motherboard setup. If you try inserting a USB drive, it may install automatically depending on the device and OS support.
I did the same, I saw somewhere that resetting the battery just set the BIOS back to its default, but it doesn’t change secure boot.