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    Posted: 02 Sep 2017 at 7:22pm
I updated to new bios 3.1 last night through the bios tool. Now i cant post. The Dr Debug code is 4f. Clearing cmos and trying different ram does not help. Is my only option to rma? Any ideas would be welcome.
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Was it booting fine last night after you flashed it?
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Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

Was it booting fine last night after you flashed it?

No. It loaded the update then it rebooted after it was finished and it never made it to post. Stuck at 4f.


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Well, the seeming good news is you shouldn't need to tear your loop out.


4f is relating to memory


But what you're going to need to do is ...........

1. Make sure you memory is FULLY seated in slots A2 and B2. Pull them and reseat each.
Clear BIOS and test


Also please state which memory you have please. Heck, post you system specs please.

Post back after reseating and clearing the BIOS please. I'm not 100% sure that will get you up and running but this is the first diagnostic step.
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michaelpinkava, if you can boot into the BIOS, please hit F9 to Load UEFI Defaults then Exit and Save.  If can get into BIOS but F9 does not help, then use Instant Flash to go back to your working BIOS.  Do  an F9 plus Exit and Save.  Do not load any saved configurations or set any overclock.  Enjoy, John.
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Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

Well, the seeming good news is you shouldn't need to tear your loop out.


4f is relating to memory


But what you're going to need to do is ...........

1. Make sure you memory is FULLY seated in slots A2 and B2. Pull them and reseat each.
Clear BIOS and test


Also please state which memory you have please. Heck, post you system specs please.

Post back after reseating and clearing the BIOS please. I'm not 100% sure that will get you up and running but this is the first diagnostic step.


I tried this with no success. I even pulled the cmos battery. I tried each ram individually in the a2 slot. My memory was stable before the bios flash and is on the qvl

1800x, gskill F4-3200C14D-32GTZR, evga 1080ti ftw 3, samsung 960 pro m2 ssd

I was running everything stock. The ram was running xmp profile timings at 2933.  Thank you for your responses.
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Originally posted by MisterJ MisterJ wrote:

michaelpinkava, if you can boot into the BIOS, please hit F9 to Load UEFI Defaults then Exit and Save.  If can get into BIOS but F9 does not help, then use Instant Flash to go back to your working BIOS.  Do  an F9 plus Exit and Save.  Do not load any saved configurations or set any overclock.  Enjoy, John.

I am not able to make it that far. I do not not make it far enough in post to activate usb for my keyboard. I tried rebooting and mashing f6 hoping to catch instant flash. Thank you for your response.


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michaelpinkava, glad to try helping, sorry has not been effective.  Please post the length (Properties, in bytes) and the hash codes for the BIOS file you used.  Perhaps you got a bad DL.  ASRock should always post hash codes for all their DLs.  Thanks and enjoy, John.

EDIT: My hash codes: 
CRC32: 17EAC066
MD5: 71B406690689594D9250367AEF445D81
SHA-1: 72C1D0016153BA831089B359DFE72E7C848B4D86
SHA-256: 6F093E00617BC6F06506B844E64B7D81C8F94B60C0FEE6D3B4B1E8BD26649937
SHA-512: 1E6779DD2C58F1FF5101FA8B9C50FB09188777414E26084C3B5B79EDE58A773239A9847198C6ABB4859F55E56151A2F6E16C464DC5D78ADFD236ECBBF05DB80B



Edited by MisterJ - 03 Sep 2017 at 2:05am
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Originally posted by MisterJ MisterJ wrote:

michaelpinkava, glad to try helping, sorry has not been effective.  Please post the length (Properties, in bytes) and the hash codes for the BIOS file you used.  Perhaps you got a bad DL.  ASRock should always post hash codes for all their DLs.  Thanks and enjoy, John.

EDIT: My hash codes: 
CRC32: 17EAC066
MD5: 71B406690689594D9250367AEF445D81
SHA-1: 72C1D0016153BA831089B359DFE72E7C848B4D86
SHA-256: 6F093E00617BC6F06506B844E64B7D81C8F94B60C0FEE6D3B4B1E8BD26649937
SHA-512: 1E6779DD2C58F1FF5101FA8B9C50FB09188777414E26084C3B5B79EDE58A773239A9847198C6ABB4859F55E56151A2F6E16C464DC5D78ADFD236ECBBF05DB80B


CRC-32 17eac066
MD5 Hash 71b406690689594d9250367aef445d81
SHA1 Hash 72c1d0016153ba831089b359dfe72e7c848b4d86
SHA256 Hash 6f093e00617bc6f06506b844e64b7d81c8f94b60c0fee6d3b4b1e8bd26649937
SHA512 Hash 1e6779dd2c58f1ff5101fa8b9c50fb09188777414e26084c3b5b79ede58a773239a9847198c6abb4859f55e56151a2f6e16c464dc5d78adfd236ecbbf05db80b

Beginning to think i'm just unlucky seeing how few posts there are of failed flashes.
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michaelpinkava, sorry.  My only suggestion is to cantact ASRock.  Please tell us if you did not use Instant Flash.  Enjoy, John.
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