Hey all
I just bougt new mobo /z77 extreme6/, after all set up, without any major problem, I decided to flash new mobo BIOS.
After doing so via internet flash to 2.30 bios and restart, it stays at starting screen with A2 check on debug display.
So i saw it is SATA prob, i started unplug SATA devices 1 by 1 /I only have 3/..
Check is passed only if single HDD with OS is plugged in / no optical drive, no other HDD/. I went to UEFI settings and set waiting time to 5 seconds to give mobo more time for checks,
plugged back optical drive and second HDD, again I could not pass A2 check and mobo stays at start screen, not able to enter setup either.
I tried downgrade bios to 2.20, just check if it is 2.30 bug. Problem is the same there, so I flashed to 2.10 with exactly the same result.
Im using black /native/ sata connectors on mobo as suggested in manual.
Now I am back to 1.40 with SATA working again.
To avoid more meaningless flashes, I decided to ask for help here.
Which highest version of BIOS I should use to avoid this, or is there solution for this problem?
Thanks
I just bougt new mobo /z77 extreme6/, after all set up, without any major problem, I decided to flash new mobo BIOS.
After doing so via internet flash to 2.30 bios and restart, it stays at starting screen with A2 check on debug display.
So i saw it is SATA prob, i started unplug SATA devices 1 by 1 /I only have 3/..
Check is passed only if single HDD with OS is plugged in / no optical drive, no other HDD/. I went to UEFI settings and set waiting time to 5 seconds to give mobo more time for checks,
plugged back optical drive and second HDD, again I could not pass A2 check and mobo stays at start screen, not able to enter setup either.
I tried downgrade bios to 2.20, just check if it is 2.30 bug. Problem is the same there, so I flashed to 2.10 with exactly the same result.
Im using black /native/ sata connectors on mobo as suggested in manual.
Now I am back to 1.40 with SATA working again.
To avoid more meaningless flashes, I decided to ask for help here.
Which highest version of BIOS I should use to avoid this, or is there solution for this problem?
Thanks
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