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2017/11/29 19:54:16 (permalink)
I ran the 2.02 bios update on my reformatted pc (Had to reinstall Windows). I ran the bat and hit Y. After it finished it closed and shutdown my pc. When trying to start back up however, my pc wouldn't start. Everything in the tower turns on, light and fans, but there is no beep and no display. The error code reads zero-lowercase d. I haven't found anything on this error code.

Edit: btw i have the z170 FTW
post edited by Deyron - 2017/11/29 20:01:45
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    Sajin
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    Re: 2.02 bios update crash 2017/11/29 19:56:04 (permalink)
    Does your motherboard come with multiple bioses? If yes, simply switch to another one to get the system back up and running.
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    Re: 2.02 bios update crash 2017/11/29 20:01:13 (permalink)
    Uh... I don't have a clue. How would I check? Also how would I switch?
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    Re: 2.02 bios update crash 2017/11/29 20:02:31 (permalink)
    What motherboard do you have?
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    Re: 2.02 bios update crash 2017/11/29 20:03:08 (permalink)
    I edited my main post to say it. I have the Z170 FTW
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    Re: 2.02 bios update crash 2017/11/29 20:07:31 (permalink)
    Looks like your motherboard doesn't have multiple bioses, however, your motherboard does have a replaceable bios on it. You'll need to contact evga tech support, and request for them to send you out another bios with v2.01 loaded to it. 
     
    https://www.evga.com/about/contactus/
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    Re: 2.02 bios update crash 2017/11/29 20:13:42 (permalink)
    Any reason why v2.01 and not 2.02?
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    Re: 2.02 bios update crash 2017/11/29 20:15:07 (permalink)
    Deyron
    Any reason why v2.01 and not 2.02?

    You could try 2.02 again if you'd like. Just said 2.01 since you had a problem with 2.02.
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    Re: 2.02 bios update crash 2017/11/29 22:53:35 (permalink)
    Try creating a bootable USB flash drive with Rufus..Then put the files from the unzipped E177_flashtool_201 (BIOS 2.01) on the flash drive..Then disconnect all drives (HDDs, SSDs, Optical drives) so that the flash drive is detected as the only possible boot drive..Put the flash drive in a USB port and start your PC..Then run the update.bat on the flash drive.

    Or, grab an AMI Flasher tool (the DOS based AMI BIOS flasher) and put it on a bootable flash drive along with the 1E177201.bin from the E177_flashtool_201 BIOS package..Then run using the command amiflash 1E177201.bin and see if it works.

    Gotta be a way to flash/recover the thing from a bootable USB DOS drive..Just gotta be (probably)..I've done it with AWD (Award BIOS) but it's been a long time ago..Or if you have another Z170 machine laying around you can boot it into Windows and then put your borked BIOS chip in it and hot flash it..Or you can just get another BIOS chip from EVGA like Sajin said.

    AMI Flasher utility AFUDOS, AFUWIN, AFULNX, AFUEFI downloads
     
    How do you flash your BIOS ?

    You can find more info about it by searching around for "AMI BIOS Flash" and it will give you something to try if you're inclined to do so..Might just be a simple recovery, dunno for sure..Good luck.

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    Re: 2.02 bios update crash 2017/11/30 07:15:52 (permalink)
    I don't know that I would be able to run anything from a flash drive, since my pc doesn't POST.
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    Re: 2.02 bios update crash 2017/11/30 07:30:22 (permalink)
    Deyron
    I don't know that I would be able to run anything from a flash drive, since my pc doesn't POST.



    Maybe/maybe not..Just posting some solutions that might work short of buying another BIOS chip and get you up and running again..You can search for AMIBOOT.ROM and AMI BIOS recovery also, there's lots of info out there.

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    Re: 2.02 bios update crash 2017/11/30 10:43:57 (permalink)
    Does EVGA have a tool to make a Flash drive bootable (DOS? or EUFI?) that can be used on Z170, or higher systems?


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    Re: 2.02 bios update crash 2017/11/30 11:04:06 (permalink)
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    Does EVGA have a tool to make a Flash drive bootable (DOS? or EUFI?) that can be used on Z170, or higher systems?




    Nope..Rufus is the cat's meow.

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