Boot device led is red and i cant acces bios

[MRAeRozz]

I cant get into bios and monitor gets no signal
Its an ASUS z170-A help please i dont to have wasted 1k€ :c

 

[Shaun o]

Red boot light.
Cannot find the listed boot device selected in the boot order list of the bios, on the interface or the mode selected.
No boot partition found on target drive, wrong Sata interface mode selected. No boot able os partition found on target drive.



Turn CMS mode on in the advanced bios options.
Set to manual, Op legacy rom/ Uefi. devices detection.
Make sure the drive with your OS, if installed is set to the first boot device.
Remove any usb, or flash drives from the system used to install windows onto the system hard drive.

Set the interface mode for the Sata ports of the motherboard to Ahci mode.

Make sure the boot drive is connected to the right set of Sata ports of the motherboard.
And raid mode for each port is disabled in the Sata options of the bios.

And check that two Sata chip sets do not exist in the bios setup.

If so make sure both Sata chip sets are enabled. With an Intel based cpu.
Sata chip sets can be Intel rapid storage matrix. 6Gbps.

And, or ASmedia sata 6gbps. chip sets depending on the motherboard.


Re check power and Sata data cables to the boot device.

 

[MRAeRozz]

Red boot light.
Cannot find the listed boot device selected in the boot order list of the bios, on the interface or the mode selected.
No boot partition found on target drive, wrong Sata interface mode selected.


Turn CMS mode on in the advanced bios options.
Make sure the drive with your OS, if installed is set to the first boot device.
Remove any usb, or fash drives from the system used to install windows onto the system hard drive.
Set the interface mode for the Sata ports of the motherboard to Ahci mode.

Make sure the boot drive is connected to the right set of Sata ports of the motherboard.
And check that two Sata chipsets do not exist in the bios setup. if so make sure both Sata chip sets are enabled.

Re check power and Sata data cables to the boot device.

Didnt i just say i cant get into the bios and my monitor gets no signal? Also i just tried again and now nothing is red but i still dont reviece a signal

 

[Shaun o]

Do you have a direct to bios button on the motherboard it`s self ?
With some Asus boards there is a button on the board you press.

If you have just built the system.
You must first connect the monitor video lead to the on board video output ports of the motherboard.
To get a bios display image on your monitor.

When pressing the key to enter your bios settings.
Via either the VGA port provided, or the Dvi video port on the motherboard.

If you connected the monitor video lead to a Pci-e based graphics card in the pci-e Slot of the motherboard first of all, remove it and use the motherboards video output ports.

You should then see the bios screen and options.

Change the default primary graphics card to initialize first to Pci-e, or Peg interface mode.
Save the new settings in the bios before you exit it.

Then swap the video cable from the motherboard video output ports to the Pci-e based graphics card video output ports.

From then on the bios screen will be displayed via the Pci-e based graphics card in the system, when the key is pressed to enter the bios settings.

It catches a few people out if it`s there first system build, as to why the bios screen does not display, when the key to enter it is pressed on the keyboard.

 

[MRAeRozz]

Do you have a direct to bios button on the motherboard it`s self ?
With some Asus boards there is a button on the board you press.

If you have just built the system.
You must first connect the monitor video lead to the on board video output ports of the motherboard.
To get a bios display image on your monitor.

When pressing the key to enter your bios settings.
Via either the VGA port provided, or the Dvi video port on the motherboard.

i dont have a graphics card

If you connected the monitor video lead to a Pci-e based graphics card in the pci-e Slot of the motherboard first of all, remove it and use the motherboards video output ports.

You should then see the bios screen and options.

Change the default primary graphics card to initialize first to Pci-e, or Peg interface mode.
Save the new settings in the bios before you exit it.

Then swap the video cable from the motherboard video output ports to the Pci-e based graphics card video output ports.

From then on the bios screen will be displayed via the Pci-e based graphics card in the system, when the key is pressed to enter the bios settings.

It catches a few people out if it`s there first system build, as to why the bios screen does not display, when the key to enter it is pressed on the keyboard.

I dont see a direct to bios button and i think "If you have just built the system.
You must first connect the monitor video lead to the on board video output ports of the motherboard.
To get a bios display image on your monitor." you are telling me to connect the video cable with the monitor and mainboard like how else should it work? Ofc i connected it and also i dont own a graphicscard and i cant enter bios when i dont get a signal