ASRock X570 ITX/TB3 - booting from T3 not working |
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RLGL
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Posted: 05 Jan 2020 at 10:37pm |
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aleck
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Is this an official technical support forum..? Or just bult for community?
I have not yet heard from Technical Support which I emailed. :( |
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aleck
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Motherboard originally came with 1.00 BIOS version. Thus I downgraded to that, then tested how it works with each subsequent update.
Disk attached to TB3 is not available as boot option with neither of them. Up to version 1.7, I can use the same USB-C enclosure but connected to USB-A 3.2 Gen2 port and it boots up fine. In version 2.0, that same enclosure is visible as boot option, Windows logo + spinner appear but it then never switches to desktop. Thus I'm now on BIOS 1.70, where at least booting through USB-A ports works. All in all, TB3 port, being the primary reason to purchase this motherboard, is so unreliable that I don't recommend it to anyone. I sent technical support request but unless something can be done, I'll have to RMA this board. This was my first encounter with ASRock products and it's far from good. |
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aleck
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I have this board since few days ago. Currently I have NVMe SSD on the back of the mobo. From there, when booted into Windows 10, TB3 works great for storage. I tried with 3-4 different USB-C enclosures, some with NVMe drives and some with regular old HDDs - all worked as expected.
Where it does not work is booting from USB-C enclosures (it has NVMe SSD inside, if it matters) connected to it. BIOS/UEFI simply does not list them, Boot Menu does not show them, like it?™s not there. I am absolutely sure that disk is bootable, tried on a different computer, it appears just fine as bootable option, even booting my Macbook Pro with the enclosure. Tried 2 diff. NVMe enclosures with different disks, 3 different cables, no dice. Using latest 2.00 BIOS. Anyone has any idea what could be the issue, what to try?? |
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