szymon.zak.officia156a02de
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Hello, I've been battling with a BIOS update and M-Flash to no avail.
I wanted to flash my BIOS from 7A34v1Q7 to 7A34v1QE.
Two questions:
1. Could you try to advise me how to sort out the pesky M-Flash ending up unresponsive? (See the details further down).
2. Would my current 7A34v1Q7 BIOS be enough to run Ryzen 5600 XT?
The problem:
M-Flash initially loads, but it ends up wwith a black screen and an immovable cursor. Caps Lock / Num Lock keys appear unresponsive.
Essentially, M-Flash is frozen, nothing else loads up, my USB sticks do not get opened (they are read by BIOS itself, but not by M-Flash).
Things I've done to solve the problem:
1. Unplugged all unnecessary USB devices leaving USB stick + mouse + keyboard (or USB stick + mouse OR stick + keyboard).
2. Tried plugging USB stick, mouse, keyboard in different patterns on the board's I/O panel.
3. Tested 3 different USB sticks formatted to FAT32, 4096 bytes.
4. Yes, I have unzipped BIOS files and put them directly in the main root directory of my USB stick every time.
5. I have tried testing other BIOS versions between 1Q7 and 1QE, to see if it leads to M-Flash loading up anything.
6. I have reset CMOS through JBAT1 shorting.
I suspect I could check these:
a. Windows Pro 10 + BitLocker enabled => disabling BitLocker temporarily
b. RAM => trying with older 2x8 GB set.
c. NVMe M2 drive => taking it out.
d. Trying with DisplayPort.
e. GPU => reverting back from RTX 5060 Ti to older GPU.
At ths point, I am running out of ideas, or getting wrong ideas altogether. I'm tired, boss.
Re: none of the above helped.
The last 2 ideas I've got:
1. Something must be wrong with all the USB sticks I've tried.
2. M-Flash just got corrupted the last time I updated BIOS.
I wanted to flash my BIOS from 7A34v1Q7 to 7A34v1QE.
Two questions:
1. Could you try to advise me how to sort out the pesky M-Flash ending up unresponsive? (See the details further down).
2. Would my current 7A34v1Q7 BIOS be enough to run Ryzen 5600 XT?
=> I am not sure the CPU compatibility list has been updated on B350 Tomahawk and that "latest beta bios" next to 5600 XT means 7A34v1QE or some prior beta ver.
The problem:
M-Flash initially loads, but it ends up wwith a black screen and an immovable cursor. Caps Lock / Num Lock keys appear unresponsive.
Essentially, M-Flash is frozen, nothing else loads up, my USB sticks do not get opened (they are read by BIOS itself, but not by M-Flash).
Things I've done to solve the problem:
1. Unplugged all unnecessary USB devices leaving USB stick + mouse + keyboard (or USB stick + mouse OR stick + keyboard).
2. Tried plugging USB stick, mouse, keyboard in different patterns on the board's I/O panel.
3. Tested 3 different USB sticks formatted to FAT32, 4096 bytes.
4. Yes, I have unzipped BIOS files and put them directly in the main root directory of my USB stick every time.
5. I have tried testing other BIOS versions between 1Q7 and 1QE, to see if it leads to M-Flash loading up anything.
6. I have reset CMOS through JBAT1 shorting.
I suspect I could check these:
b. RAM => trying with older 2x8 GB set.
c. NVMe M2 drive => taking it out.
d. Trying with DisplayPort.
e. GPU => reverting back from RTX 5060 Ti to older GPU.
At ths point, I am running out of ideas, or getting wrong ideas altogether. I'm tired, boss.
Re: none of the above helped.
The last 2 ideas I've got:
1. Something must be wrong with all the USB sticks I've tried.
2. M-Flash just got corrupted the last time I updated BIOS.
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