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Re: EP45-UD3P v1.6 Post beeping when shutting down or even restart
If the mbrd isnt fooked..the last resort procedure is like a last resort..if your getting into bios..your not at last resort..mho and Ive never tried it.
bios of fa fb and ffb..,perhaps because its a P board there is no number before the letter. Mine had a letter like f9 f10 etc.. it might have been f10c but there was allways a number in there.?
I could never use an internal floppy,still cant cos I have the same case(its an unusual design).
Saved bios configurations..f11 to save and f12 to load.
Mine used to get wiped when I changed /flashed bios .. you cant store yours..I wouldnt worry about that for now..see if you can get a complete flash done..on any of the bioses..since youve already tried some..
With optimised defaults loaded and saved.. a usb stick with fat 32 and the bioses and flash sp1 in the root directory.
Keep trying with ps2 keyboard and mouse nothing else unneccessary connected...
Perhaps even load settings that will fail to post (without going crazy) and then let it try to post..when it fails,turn off the psu..hold down the power button on the pc for at least a minute to clear the capacitors. then try and post up and save the optimised defaults.
Then maybe you will be able to reflash.
Try even base defaults and save and hope there is an uncorrupted backup bios.
I dont think I ever had a bios flash that failed .. but I would try everything I could think of to make the main bios seem corrupted and hope I could force the backup bios to load correctly(whatever version it was.
Like try flashing all the bios updates from the first.it could be that one of the earlier ones is what is on the backup/dual and one of the flashes will complete correctly so you can move on.
Youve already tried "last resort" so I dont know how that will affect things, but since you still have a gx display to try stuff Id try every option thats available now.
nb the bios saves to cmos dont wipe for me with a cmos clear but they do with a successfull reflash..
If the mbrd isnt fooked..the last resort procedure is like a last resort..if your getting into bios..your not at last resort..mho and Ive never tried it.
bios of fa fb and ffb..,perhaps because its a P board there is no number before the letter. Mine had a letter like f9 f10 etc.. it might have been f10c but there was allways a number in there.?
I could never use an internal floppy,still cant cos I have the same case(its an unusual design).
Saved bios configurations..f11 to save and f12 to load.
Mine used to get wiped when I changed /flashed bios .. you cant store yours..I wouldnt worry about that for now..see if you can get a complete flash done..on any of the bioses..since youve already tried some..
With optimised defaults loaded and saved.. a usb stick with fat 32 and the bioses and flash sp1 in the root directory.
Keep trying with ps2 keyboard and mouse nothing else unneccessary connected...
Perhaps even load settings that will fail to post (without going crazy) and then let it try to post..when it fails,turn off the psu..hold down the power button on the pc for at least a minute to clear the capacitors. then try and post up and save the optimised defaults.
Then maybe you will be able to reflash.
Try even base defaults and save and hope there is an uncorrupted backup bios.
I dont think I ever had a bios flash that failed .. but I would try everything I could think of to make the main bios seem corrupted and hope I could force the backup bios to load correctly(whatever version it was.
Like try flashing all the bios updates from the first.it could be that one of the earlier ones is what is on the backup/dual and one of the flashes will complete correctly so you can move on.
Youve already tried "last resort" so I dont know how that will affect things, but since you still have a gx display to try stuff Id try every option thats available now.
nb the bios saves to cmos dont wipe for me with a cmos clear but they do with a successfull reflash..
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