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Flip the BIOS Switch while you are in the BIOS then try to Update the BIOS.
How safe is that? Do I have a chance of bricking or rendering the motherboard not usable?
I believe something is shorting your Mobo. Take it out of the Case and turn it on with minimal Components are attach to it like Graphics Card, one Stick of Memory, Keyboard and Mouse......
Yes this could be the issue, if the postcode LED doesn´t show any C unusualy often. Something in which he wrote reminds me on this maligne bug, some of the FTWK motherboards have had. If it is the case that it is this tragic C postcode error, there is no longer any hope to fix this board somehow, this was what i experienced.
In this case there is some kind of corossion in the power connection between the CPU, and a power connector( maybe one, or both 8 pin 12 volt CPU connectors) which is in the pcb, to support the CPU with electricity. I believe that this "lanes" or connections, are more for the communication between the CPU and the chipsets on the board which support the single functions.
Could imagine that a little lack of voltage causes a command to shut of the whole funktion of the mainboard???!
This is what i experienced, and once startet showing this behaviour, it will happen more and more often, till ones are no longer able to start the mainboard.
In between there is a time when it starts, starts not, works without any bug till it suddenly shuts of, or ones need 25 times of trying to start the board, it starts and is a minute later allready dead again.
After all, this bug becomes worser and worser and i fear, that if the postcode LED showed a single C more than 2-3 times a day, for more than a few seconds, without any failure at the 8 pin 12 Volt CPu power cables or connectors, which can also cause this errorcode, there is no longer hope
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