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Hello again! I was unsure where to put this, so i settled on the MOBO Forum.
Today, when I went to boot up my computer, I got, roughly, the following message:
"All settings were reset to default values. The previous overclock settings have failed, system has been restored to its default settings."
Then it gives some options as to what to do. I tried all the options, finally getting my computer to get past the above message by telling it to "Press F2 to load default values and continue."
After doing that, I tried re-overclocking the computer just to see if it was some sort of glitch, and whenever I do so (I used the following link as my guide: https://www.msi.com/blog/intel-9th-cpu-overclocking-5ghz-with-z390-motherboards ), I get the same "All settings were reset" message and have to press F2 to get things working again.
Additionally, and perhaps related, now my computer takes much longer to start up. It almost seems as if it is waiting for my keyboard to connect, which seems weird as it is a wired keyboard and I've never had it take so long for the keyboard to light up and become functional before.
Here's a list of my components: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/MetalLight/saved/#view=XLXD23
I did try flashing the bios once i got things working, but still, the problem persists.
Today, when I went to boot up my computer, I got, roughly, the following message:
"All settings were reset to default values. The previous overclock settings have failed, system has been restored to its default settings."
Then it gives some options as to what to do. I tried all the options, finally getting my computer to get past the above message by telling it to "Press F2 to load default values and continue."
After doing that, I tried re-overclocking the computer just to see if it was some sort of glitch, and whenever I do so (I used the following link as my guide: https://www.msi.com/blog/intel-9th-cpu-overclocking-5ghz-with-z390-motherboards ), I get the same "All settings were reset" message and have to press F2 to get things working again.
Additionally, and perhaps related, now my computer takes much longer to start up. It almost seems as if it is waiting for my keyboard to connect, which seems weird as it is a wired keyboard and I've never had it take so long for the keyboard to light up and become functional before.
Here's a list of my components: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/MetalLight/saved/#view=XLXD23
I did try flashing the bios once i got things working, but still, the problem persists.