Question ACPI BIOS ERROR - ASUS Rog Strix B650-A

Wzl07

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Hi there, I just recently bought a new motherboard (ASUS ROG STRIX B650-A) along with new CPU (RYZEN 7800x3d) and new DDR5 RAM 2X16GB CORSAIR 6000MHZ, I wanted to download some drivers and updates so I went on "Windows Update" and let it install needed updates, after some updates got installed I restarted the PC, and it stopped booting, after the first Asus ROG logo shows up it instantly comes up with a blue screen saying "ACPI_BIOS_ERROR", I tried plenty of solutions but nothing worked, I cleared CMOS, updated BIOS, changing ACPI to RAID in BIOS, I tried reseting the system but it won't even let me boot recovery or Windows installer, it comes up with the bluescreen as soon as it starts loading.

Mind you, before I started updating via Windows update, everything worked fine, I even did a bit of gaming, it happened as soon as I did some updates via Windows update and restarted the pc, don't know what else to do, there's also an Amber light showing in the motherboard on DRAM LED but I did check the ram several times and the seating too, it's brand new and compatible with the motherboard so no idea what's going on.
 
Hi there, I just recently bought a new motherboard (ASUS ROG STRIX B650-A) along with new CPU (RYZEN 7800x3d) and new DDR5 RAM 2X16GB CORSAIR 6000MHZ, I wanted to download some drivers and updates so I went on "Windows Update" and let it install needed updates, after some updates got installed I restarted the PC, and it stopped booting, after the first Asus ROG logo shows up it instantly comes up with a blue screen saying "ACPI_BIOS_ERROR", I tried plenty of solutions but nothing worked, I cleared CMOS, updated BIOS, changing ACPI to RAID in BIOS, I tried reseting the system but it won't even let me boot recovery or Windows installer, it comes up with the bluescreen as soon as it starts loading.

Mind you, before I started updating via Windows update, everything worked fine, I even did a bit of gaming, it happened as soon as I did some updates via Windows update and restarted the pc, don't know what else to do, there's also an Amber light showing in the motherboard on DRAM LED but I did check the ram several times and the seating too, it's brand new and compatible with the motherboard so no idea what's going on.
Please post the entire system with its specs, and models numbers for all parts. Did you do a clean windows install? Did you just put in a drive with windows already on it with the previous CPU and motherboard? It is common practise to reinstall windows when you get a new motherboard for a system. I would backup all the stuff on your drives and do a clean windows install and see if that resolves any issues.
 
I did a clean windows install after changing the motherboard, yes, I just noticed, as soon as I turn the PC on there is an Amber light on DRAM led, then after few seconds it's changing to RED on CPU LED, then the red turns to WHITE on VGA, then GREEN on BOOT LED, and goes back to ORANGE on DRAM but then it gets bluescreen with that error.

I can't post the entire system specs as I can't boot unfortunately but some of the parts are:

PSU: CORSAIR 650W VS SERIES™ VS-650 POWER SUPPLY
GPU: GIGABYTE RTX 2070 SUPER 8GB
CPU: R7 7800X3D
RAM: 2x16GB CORSAIR VENGANCE DDR5 6000 C30
MOTHERBOARD: ASUS ROG STRIX B650-A GAMING WIFI
CPU COOLER: COOLER MASTER LIQUID ML240 LITE
 
I also decided to check whether I can install a different OS like Ubuntu for example, and it worked, the installation went flawless and the Ubuntu system works, tried playing a couple of games and they work too as if all the components are working just fine, tried installing Windows 11 again while being on Ubuntu and still get the same message ''ACPI_BIOS_ERROR'' as soon as I boot from the USB stick which has Windows 11 installation on, it won't even boot, just shows the first pre-installation Windows logo and the bluescreen comes up with this error, any help would be highly appreciated as I've been struggling with this for the last 4 days now, ran out of solutions.