Watch this video about fixing a broken motherboard.
Watch this video about fixing a broken motherboard.
Would you mind returning to the BIOS and performing a reset to restore default configurations? Unless there was a failed BIOS flash, I’m not sure what options exist in the settings to damage the motherboard, especially if you didn’t significantly overclock it.
Earlier, I mentioned not reviewing his description while adjusting the bios settings. The description appeared briefly before my screen went dark and no signal showed up on my monitor.
Sorry, the issue remains your responsibility. You can't blame yourself for damage caused by ignoring his advice—your items broke because you didn’t follow his instructions, even though he warned against using that method on your board. I see you're upset, but treat this as a chance to learn and proceed. Your exact board model is currently listed at $65 on Newegg, which might be a good sign to think about upgrading.
Absolutely, you're curious about why someone would go for the W11 TPM despite compatibility issues. It's a tough choice, isn't it?
Rufus works well, the media tool isn't great. Using a Windows installer with Rufus and an ISO is usually more dependable.
I understand the situation fully. I won't suggest using Rufus for creating bootable installers for this group. You need to connect with them effectively, especially since they're not technically inclined and the interface is very confusing. Knowing your audience and the effort needed to help them is crucial. Sometimes just showing up with a simple question or prompt works better than complex tools. Personally, I've used Rufus extensively, and for many of these people, the main menu feels like a foreign language.
The guide covered all the necessary steps correctly. Just restart the BIOS to restore default settings, remove the battery from the motherboard, disconnect the power supply from the wall, wait a few minutes, then reconnect the battery and power back in. The system should start up successfully.