Sure, I can assist with your bio. Just let me know what you need help with!
Sure, I can assist with your bio. Just let me know what you need help with!
my computer wasn't functioning well a few days back, but today it started normally and went straight into BIOS. I'm not sure why that happened. I've been trying to exit the BIOS for about an hour, even testing the CMOS battery, but it didn't help. My ASUS machine has a GTX1060 with 3GB RAM, a 1TB HDD, and a 128GB SSD, running an Intel i5-7400 processor. I need someone to assist me.
There are several factors that might explain this issue. The concern is that a failing PSU caused the BIOS to become corrupted. I experienced this with my 1000 Watt OCZ Stealth unit, which failed and was replaced with a Gigabyte z77 UD4H UEFI BIOS. After installation, the BIOS Recovery tool worked on the first boot, and the dual BIOS setup helped. It’s worth checking if your motherboard supports dual BIOS and exploring that option. Make sure your PC receives stable voltages—test with a reliable PSU to see if you can restore the BIOS. Please share any advice for troubleshooting.
Sure, I've confirmed stable voltages and verified the theory before I began seeking assistance. Using the CMO battery pushed me to the limit, resulting in a black screen.
Good luck! Consider testing another power supply just to eliminate that possibility.