F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop When you press the last modified button, the bios freezes.

When you press the last modified button, the bios freezes.

When you press the last modified button, the bios freezes.

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04-26-2019, 02:05 PM
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Hey! I’m facing a strange problem with the "last modified" button on my Asus TUF Gaming X570 Plus Wi-Fi motherboard. After tweaking the BIOS to fine-tune settings, it didn’t quite go as planned, so I reset everything back to defaults. What caught my attention was that when I saved and exited, the BIOS warned me about changing an "overclock" setting—even though I didn’t see or adjust anything. After saving, I tried resetting again, clearing D.O.C.P., resizing the bar, disabling Armory crate, and resetting the TPM to firmware (since it was set to discrete). Then I clicked "last modified" to verify all changes were applied, but my mouse and keyboard stopped working. Even after unplugging and replugging the mouse, nothing changed. The issue only appeared when I clicked that button. It’s been happening since this evening. I also tried power cycling the PC (after it was off), but no difference. Windows functions normally except for a crash linked to my curve during a reboot while updating. OCCT tests didn’t reveal any problems with components. This seems odd—especially since everything worked before. Could there be something else going on? Thanks for the details, and let me know if you need more help!
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04-26-2019, 02:05 PM #1

Hey! I’m facing a strange problem with the "last modified" button on my Asus TUF Gaming X570 Plus Wi-Fi motherboard. After tweaking the BIOS to fine-tune settings, it didn’t quite go as planned, so I reset everything back to defaults. What caught my attention was that when I saved and exited, the BIOS warned me about changing an "overclock" setting—even though I didn’t see or adjust anything. After saving, I tried resetting again, clearing D.O.C.P., resizing the bar, disabling Armory crate, and resetting the TPM to firmware (since it was set to discrete). Then I clicked "last modified" to verify all changes were applied, but my mouse and keyboard stopped working. Even after unplugging and replugging the mouse, nothing changed. The issue only appeared when I clicked that button. It’s been happening since this evening. I also tried power cycling the PC (after it was off), but no difference. Windows functions normally except for a crash linked to my curve during a reboot while updating. OCCT tests didn’t reveal any problems with components. This seems odd—especially since everything worked before. Could there be something else going on? Thanks for the details, and let me know if you need more help!

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