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Recent bios developments

Recent bios developments

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_Kitts_
Junior Member
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01-13-2021, 06:34 PM
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i'm experiencing issues with my z690 motherboard using DDR5. there are three lines of text appearing that indicate a failure, and the system shuts down 2-3 times before starting normally. i'm running windows 11 with xmp enabled and default bios settings. more details can be found below regarding rbl2 boot problems and mac reset failures. atlanticfwinit -> 0x7
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_Kitts_
01-13-2021, 06:34 PM #1

i'm experiencing issues with my z690 motherboard using DDR5. there are three lines of text appearing that indicate a failure, and the system shuts down 2-3 times before starting normally. i'm running windows 11 with xmp enabled and default bios settings. more details can be found below regarding rbl2 boot problems and mac reset failures. atlanticfwinit -> 0x7

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marcusanund
Member
62
01-23-2021, 05:40 AM
#2
For BIOS troubles, re-flashing the BIOS from USB is the typical solution. You can reset the CMOS to restore it to default. There are several methods for this, such as using a metal object to short the CMOS jumpers—often a screwdriver works well.
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marcusanund
01-23-2021, 05:40 AM #2

For BIOS troubles, re-flashing the BIOS from USB is the typical solution. You can reset the CMOS to restore it to default. There are several methods for this, such as using a metal object to short the CMOS jumpers—often a screwdriver works well.

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BasiComplexity
Member
113
01-23-2021, 05:56 PM
#3
You recently attempted to upgrade to the latest BIOS and App Centre versions, but the update was skipped at 0%, leaving you unsure about the next steps.
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BasiComplexity
01-23-2021, 05:56 PM #3

You recently attempted to upgrade to the latest BIOS and App Centre versions, but the update was skipped at 0%, leaving you unsure about the next steps.

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moe160
Member
150
01-30-2021, 01:34 PM
#4
You can still proceed with the CMOS process. Most applications require an operating system to function, meaning after removing the hard drive before starting, the only viable location for the device is the BIOS.
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moe160
01-30-2021, 01:34 PM #4

You can still proceed with the CMOS process. Most applications require an operating system to function, meaning after removing the hard drive before starting, the only viable location for the device is the BIOS.

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MONSTERmoose91
Senior Member
526
01-30-2021, 02:10 PM
#5
Hello, yes I found a solution for it. Thanks!
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MONSTERmoose91
01-30-2021, 02:10 PM #5

Hello, yes I found a solution for it. Thanks!

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Styleure
Junior Member
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02-07-2021, 08:34 PM
#6
I updated my bios to F24a and there are no more problems now. Previously, the system would shut down if the monitor entered standby mode upon startup. Thank you for your help, but it seems the issue was mainly related to the slow performance of the BIOS updates.
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Styleure
02-07-2021, 08:34 PM #6

I updated my bios to F24a and there are no more problems now. Previously, the system would shut down if the monitor entered standby mode upon startup. Thank you for your help, but it seems the issue was mainly related to the slow performance of the BIOS updates.