- Jan 30, 2019
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So one night I shut off my computer, and I had 0 problems the next day after work I came home to my computer which wont even make it to bios set up. I have researched and researched and tried about every solution I've found on several forums, and I'm clueless as to what it could be. I'm almost 100% convinced now that something needs to be replaced I just have no idea what. I'm getting the error code A2, and 99. Which one my motherboard means, (A2) IDE Detect and (99) Super IO Initialization.
My specs:
Processor: Intel i7 4790k
Graphics Card: 2x Nvidia gtx 1080s
Motherboard: Asus Maximus VII hero
Power Supply: Corsair RM1000 (OLD) / Corsair RM1000X (NEW)
Ram: Crucial - Ballistix Sport 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR3-1600 Memory
Solutions I've attempted:
1.) I have checked all connections to motherboard, via the PSU.
2.) I ensured all my sata cables for my hard drives were properly connected.
3.) I checked the voltage status of my PSU (the old one) everything seemed fine, I also purchased a new one and nothing changed.
4.) I have removed both graphics cards and used onboard graphics with no change.
5.) I removed 1 ram stick at a time and tested if that was the problem, no change.
6.) I've cleared cmos a hundred times, after each test and nothing.
7.) I've tried booting with none of my ssd's/hdd's connected and then receive the 99 error, if they're plugged in I get the A2 error.
8.) I have no peripherals connected via usb, only connected cords are for psu, and hdmi/displayport.
I don't know if there is any more I can do to attempt to fix this, but I would appreciate any and all advice on what to try, or what it could be that needs replacement.
My specs:
Processor: Intel i7 4790k
Graphics Card: 2x Nvidia gtx 1080s
Motherboard: Asus Maximus VII hero
Power Supply: Corsair RM1000 (OLD) / Corsair RM1000X (NEW)
Ram: Crucial - Ballistix Sport 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR3-1600 Memory
Solutions I've attempted:
1.) I have checked all connections to motherboard, via the PSU.
2.) I ensured all my sata cables for my hard drives were properly connected.
3.) I checked the voltage status of my PSU (the old one) everything seemed fine, I also purchased a new one and nothing changed.
4.) I have removed both graphics cards and used onboard graphics with no change.
5.) I removed 1 ram stick at a time and tested if that was the problem, no change.
6.) I've cleared cmos a hundred times, after each test and nothing.
7.) I've tried booting with none of my ssd's/hdd's connected and then receive the 99 error, if they're plugged in I get the A2 error.
8.) I have no peripherals connected via usb, only connected cords are for psu, and hdmi/displayport.
I don't know if there is any more I can do to attempt to fix this, but I would appreciate any and all advice on what to try, or what it could be that needs replacement.
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