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I just flashed 7C84v142 (new beta today) and can confirm the double/incorrect listing of SATA drives is gone on my system.
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I just flashed 7C84v142 (new beta today) and can confirm the double/incorrect listing of SATA drives is gone on my system.
There was another BIOS posting today, looks like 7C84v14 final. Any results?
There was another BIOS posting today, looks like 7C84v14 final. Any results?
Ha, puts you off downloading doesn't it... if only there was some sort of "settings export" function?I had only installed the beta one yesterday, ugh I'll have to re-do fan profiles now lol.
Ha, puts you off downloading doesn't it... if only there was some sort of "settings export" function?
I spent ages last time, messing with the fan settings - haven't even started overclocking yet!
There was another BIOS posting today, looks like 7C84v14 final. Any results?
Oh no... a new bug? Have you tried rolling back?I stuck bios 14 on this morning on my part build with a little 3200g in temorarily.
I had a Windows 10 home installed ssd from my intel system from when I switched to NvME, which I previously plugged in and win sorted itself out to run on the AMD system.
I also had a spare little ssd which I had put a fresh install of Win 10 pro on and fully updated.
After the bios flash none of the SSD's would boot into windows. But I did manage to get a fresh install of win 10 pro on .....
I stuck bios 14 on this morning on my part build with a little 3200g in temorarily.
I had a Windows 10 home installed ssd from my intel system from when I switched to NvME, which I previously plugged in and win sorted itself out to run on the AMD system.
I also had a spare little ssd which I had put a fresh install of Win 10 pro on and fully updated.
After the bios flash none of the SSD's would boot into windows. But I did manage to get a fresh install of win 10 pro on .....
Can you elaborate please ?Isn't this a UEFI / CSM issue?