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Originally posted by datonyb datonyb wrote:

right i found a few threads
this was the one i remembered
it seems the issue can be resolved disabling CSM
or maybe different bios

before we proceed please list exactly your board
cpu
and bios version your using


http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=6633&KW=bios+corrupt&title=bug-ab350-pro4-f11-boot-menu-corrupt



I tried to disable CSM, however I won't get any signal on my monitor. After removing the BIOS battery the CSM resettet to the default "enabled" and I was able to use my PC again.

I am using an X370 Gaming K4. BIOS version is 4.60
Processor is a Ryzen 1700.
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right i found a few threads
this was the one i remembered
it seems the issue can be resolved disabling CSM
or maybe different bios

before we proceed please list exactly your board
cpu
and bios version your using


http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=6633&KW=bios+corrupt&title=bug-ab350-pro4-f11-boot-menu-corrupt


Edited by datonyb - 16 Jun 2018 at 7:11pm
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id wait for me to try and find the old thread first

and be careful with old flash in dos (in case you have a 2nd gen cpu) as the dos ones are usually first gen bios versions
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Originally posted by datonyb datonyb wrote:

we have had this before

but im struggling to remember what came of it

im leaning towards it was corruption in the bios flash..............

but also have a vague feeling it could be resolved by changing a setting in bios

i think i suggested performing a DOS based flash to properly erase the complete bios rom before writing the required version (as it seems instant flash merely writes some additional info )

i will have a search and see if i can find the original thread later



That would be great. Do you suggest a manual flash in the meantime?
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we have had this before

but im struggling to remember what came of it

im leaning towards it was corruption in the bios flash..............

but also have a vague feeling it could be resolved by changing a setting in bios

i think i suggested performing a DOS based flash to properly erase the complete bios rom before writing the required version (as it seems instant flash merely writes some additional info )

i will have a search and see if i can find the original thread later
[url=https://valid.x86.fr/jpg250][/url]

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Originally posted by kerberos_20 kerberos_20 wrote:

can u try setting up your ram to 2133mhz, see if that helps


I gave it a try. Didn't change the corrupt boot menu Cry
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can u try setting up your ram to 2133mhz, see if that helps

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Hi there,

currently I am unable to select a boot entry via the boot menu. Once I press F11 during start, I get this somewhat corrupt list:



Selecting one of the entries doesn't work. However I can click on "enter setup" and "boot default"

I already tried updating the BIOS, the problem persists. Any ideas how to solve this? I'd really like to use dual boot again.

Kind regards
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