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Only real way to test would be using another board to test with to be sure. It could just be a error though, please try the above things and see if it helps How to clear CMOS is posted in the second post in this thread >> BIOS Flashing - A "How To ~ Qflash Guide" You could also try uninstalling your CPU in device manager and reboot and let it reinstall the drivers, sometimes windows driver errors can mess this up as well. you could also setup a dual boot and test a clean install if you wanted to
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thanks for the reply i solved it last night by uninstalling the cpu on device manager and it worked i reseted the bios too i think that the bios reset was the fix because linux was showing me like windows one cpu:)thx again
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