F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop System frozen while trying to start automatic repair, no resolution found.

System frozen while trying to start automatic repair, no resolution found.

System frozen while trying to start automatic repair, no resolution found.

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hugowouters67
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04-17-2020, 11:28 AM
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I'm facing an odd issue with my Asus TUF B550 motherboard and Ryzen 5700G. After booting, I land on a recovery screen with the Asus logo. At first, I assumed it was related to memory or the board, but it worked fine otherwise. The real issue only appeared after changing the processor. It surprised me since the setup process runs smoothly without errors. Anyone have experience with this problem? Is anyone else having the same issue?
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hugowouters67
04-17-2020, 11:28 AM #1

I'm facing an odd issue with my Asus TUF B550 motherboard and Ryzen 5700G. After booting, I land on a recovery screen with the Asus logo. At first, I assumed it was related to memory or the board, but it worked fine otherwise. The real issue only appeared after changing the processor. It surprised me since the setup process runs smoothly without errors. Anyone have experience with this problem? Is anyone else having the same issue?

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mrminer02
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04-19-2020, 12:37 AM
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You found yourself in a Windows crash. The quickest escape from such a situation is not using a window. My preferred option is a bootable USB stick. Insert one and check if your USB appears before the hard drive on the boot menu. If it’s lower, remove everything above it. For POST problems instead of booting, you’ll need to re-flash the motherboard BIOS since it may be corrupted—this varies by board. You should refer to your motherboard manual for guidance. There might be other solutions available.
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mrminer02
04-19-2020, 12:37 AM #2

You found yourself in a Windows crash. The quickest escape from such a situation is not using a window. My preferred option is a bootable USB stick. Insert one and check if your USB appears before the hard drive on the boot menu. If it’s lower, remove everything above it. For POST problems instead of booting, you’ll need to re-flash the motherboard BIOS since it may be corrupted—this varies by board. You should refer to your motherboard manual for guidance. There might be other solutions available.