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Hi, new here!
Just built a new PC with a B450 Tomahawk Max II. Installed an HDD with win 10 to clone it to the new M2 SSD. However, all SATA ports are disabled in the BIOS and the PC doesn't boot into win 10. Both drives are correctly identified. I tried for hours to enable the SATA but no dice. What did I do wrong?
 
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Far as I know it should post is CSM and looks like the screen shot is while in CSM mode

Mine in UEFI and RAID
and OP in CSM and ACHI

If clear cmos not help Try with single ram stick
and if still stuck ON VGA
Power off system unplug PSU hold down power button for PC power for 5 seconds
Short JBAT1 for 60 to 90 seconds with PSU unpluged to fully clear CMOS
Plug in PSU and power back on to see if you get post
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Yes, i see the screenshot, but that was just after your hint, and maybe he had just set it to CSM and hadn't yet pressed F10 to save and reboot yet.
Just some speculation of course. I don't know exactly what happened, could be something else.
 
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What's with the row of LEDs next to the RAM slots? They start out as white and after a few seconds they turn red. Are they some kind of alarm indicators?
 
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Guys, BIOS is back. Out of desperation I removed the USB mouse receiver and bang there is the BIOS, albeit still the old version. As I had mentioned before, the .H90 file cannot be renamed. How do I update to the latest BIOS?
 
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Hola saludos, soy de Cuba, tengo una amigo que le regalaron una

MSI X670E Gaming Plus y quiere ponerle un ultra M.2 y tiene la duda que si conecta ese Ultra M.2 se le pueda deshabilitar un puerto Sata de la Motherboard. Saludos y quedo a la espera de alguna respuesta​

 
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