Pls help lol
Pls help lol
Press CTRL+ALT+DELETE and attempt to enter BIOS. Search for a configuration named something like "intrusion detection" (it’s been a while since I used an ASUS board, I’m not sure what they call it) and turn it off. This setting isn’t necessary—it just indicates the sensor meant to check if the side panel is closed isn’t present. It’s typically disabled by default; I don’t know why it’s active right now. If you want this warning to disappear, disable it in software.
However, it doesn't allow you sufficient time to reach Bois; once you activate it, it transitions to that display.
Seek the real intrusion header on the motherboard. Disconnect the two pins in a specific way—such as using a knife on those pins when powering up, connect the reset button to them while turning on the system, or use a jumper if available—and enter the BIOS without the error appearing.
It functions for the breach but keeps fixing itself—find a way to reset it. Let me know, and I’ll help you with that. Also, feel free to share what you have for Ronothan.
I mean fixing or restoring something to its original condition. A screen shot can be sent if needed.
This often signals a broken Windows setup. You might attempt some troubleshooting steps—like booting into safe mode or using the Windows installer’s startup repair—but if those don’t help, reinstalling is usually the best path. Before you begin, back up important files on a Live Linux USB drive and clear your SSD. If you need further advice on preventing this, consider reaching out to someone more experienced with software; I’m only moderately skilled and prefer starting fresh when problems arise.