Bios Update Issues

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JustinFlinche15ba02e9

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Got the newest bios update installed it and MSI Z690 Force WiFi and now I get an error on startup
 

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Try to disable secure boot in BIOS.
Remove the operating system and check if the issue remains.
If the problem is on the operating system, I would do a Windows recovery or simple reinstall the operating system.
 
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microthunder said:
Try to disable secure boot in BIOS.
Remove the operating system and check if the issue remains.
If the problem is on the operating system, I would do a Windows recovery or simple reinstall the operating system.
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Did that and problem still persists tried to reinstall windows it installs goes to reboot then boom error screen again.
 
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are you using Mflash? did it happened after you select your bios file? if yes, try to download the file again and check filesize?
What is the current bios you are using? and what is the bios you want to update?
 
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Using flash I attached the picture of the bios update I was trying to update too what gets me the most is it completed. Restarted and then I got the error.
 

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I would just redo the update, flash the same BIOS version again, but this time using a different USB stick / pen drive, see if that makes the error go away.
 
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Can you list all your hardware including SSD model, RAM kit model and PSU? Just to see if anything might be worth looking more closely at.
 
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You don't know which hardware you have? Well for the PSU it's simple, just look at the sticker on the side and read the model.
 
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"Went up"? What happened exactly? Just to check if it could be in any way related.

JustinFlinche15ba02e9 said:
and 4 sticks of this ram
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Not ideal, see RAM explained: Why two modules are better than four / single- vs. dual-rank / stability testing.

Any total RAM capacity you want, with DDR5, try to reach it with two modules only. First i'd make sure you actually need that much RAM for your workloads, this would only be required for professional workloads. For daily use including gaming, you'd have more than enough RAM if you only use 2x 16 GB in slots A2 and B2, which is the optimal configuration for most people with DDR5. If you do need the full 64 GB, then it's much better to use a kit of 2x 32 GB instead of combining two kits of two to have four modules. Four modules makes everything worse.
 
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