B450 fatality ITX - bios 3.10 broken

Am4_bored wrote: I have fixed this issue via downgrade. Here are the instructions (very complicated since instant flash will not allow for downgrade). 1. Create Windows live bootable USB (Windows To Go) 2. Unhook all SATA, such as HDD and SSD (this allows keyboard / bios to work). Works around boot loader bug. 3. Disable Secure Boot (required to flash from Windows). 4. Boot into Windows live USB (please note sometimes may not be detected due to boot loader bug, but usually works after a few tries). 5. Open a command line with admin privileges. 6. Run AFUWINx64.exe with the parameters /CAPSULE /B /P /N using older bios, e.g., 1.30, 1.70. This program is included with ASRock download. 7. Allow system to shutdown and instant flash should start during reboot. I take no responsibility if this bricks your system, but it saved mine. ASRock should consider pulling this BIOS until this boot bug is fixed. Not sure if it impacts all chips. My Chip was a Ryzen 3 2200G with a MX500 SSD.

Hello. Where did you find AFUWINx64.exe?
Can you flash the Instant flash files as well?
Thanx

making various checks I noticed that in the bios the ssd disk is recognized. The problem is in the windows boot but I couldn't fix. Making a new installation I restored the system, everything works. I have not found the problem of the audio hdmi reported, I use a RX 850 with 8 GB.

I have an issue where my Monitor goes to sleep. even with settings for screen to never and Sleep to never sleep.

I've tried New cables new Different Monitors.

I have also tried sop instructions but I don't understand them. It says to uninstall the vgea driver but my says Gtx 1080. So in did as it said and ended up with a windows drive there. And still can Downgrade my bios. Im lost on your instructions on line 6. I would need more dumbing down for me to follow it.
Anyway thanks for listening

I have the same problem, bios 3.10 is broken, don't see my M.2 SSD :(

I have fixed this issue via downgrade. Here are the instructions (very complicated since instant flash will not allow for downgrade).

1. Create Windows live bootable USB (Windows To Go)
2. Unhook all SATA, such as HDD and SSD (this allows keyboard / bios to work). Works around boot loader bug.
3. Disable Secure Boot (required to flash from Windows).
4. Boot into Windows live USB (please note sometimes may not be detected due to boot loader bug, but usually works after a few tries).
5. Open a command line with admin privileges.
6. Run AFUWINx64.exe with the parameters /CAPSULE /B /P /N using older bios, e.g., 1.30, 1.70. This program is included with ASRock download.
7. Allow system to shutdown and instant flash should start during reboot.

I take no responsibility if this bricks your system, but it saved mine.

ASRock should consider pulling this BIOS until this boot bug is fixed. Not sure if it impacts all chips. My Chip was a Ryzen 3 2200G with a MX500 SSD.