can't start, black screen
the old one can't come back either
Thanks for providing the pictures.
What I understand from these pictures;
NVMe SSD BIOS MOD completed successfully.
In short, nothing is wrong.
The reason for panic is that you don't have full bios details.
Is the Windows 10 operating system installed on the NVMe SSD drive currently installed in the system?
No.
Of course you know better.
Then how do you expect it to work if the installed drive doesn't have an operating system installed?
Aren't these simple operations?
When I open this thread, the motherboard bios modding and updating processes, the user should be slightly knowledgeable.
In addition, he should read the comments from other users under this topic.
Unfortunately, the new generation of youth is not as curious as our generation in these matters.
This is the case all over the world.
I am really sorry for that.
Anyway:
Now do exactly what I wrote.
1-No hardware driver should be installed on the motherboard.
2-processor+ram+video card+keyboard only
3-Reset the CMOS or remove the bios battery and wait for a while and plug it back in.
4-After doing the above correctly, hold down the Del key to enter the BIOS. You must enter the BIOS.
5-Make the bios settings correctly and save and exit with F10.
6-Get the USB flash drive ready for win10 installation and plug it into the motherboard.
You can now insert the 7-NVMe SSD into one of the PCI Express Slots.
8-Enter the bios and place the USB flash memory in the first row.
9-You can proceed to the installation.
10-Unfortunately, I have to explain these in detail,
Because that line sign on the screen means that the NVMe SSD is recognized by the motherboard and the operating system is not installed on the NVMe SSD, so it cannot loop translation.
Also, the information here will help you.
to fix it by myself )
