fix ME firmware data.

[ScragX]

I bought a new gpu (gtx1060) everything was fine i played with it like a week or something then when i tried to launch a game my pc crashed and didnt post so i changed to my old gpu(gtx660)
and it worked but everytime i turn on my pc it shuts down then turning on again and it boots but i get a message right after the splash screen saying fix ME Firmware data and it goes from 1% to 100% really fast then it boots to windows i tried the gtx1060 on another system and it works so i guess the problem is in the motherboard/bios i updated my bios and cleared the cmos but nothing works.
my specs:
GA-H67MA-USB3-B3
intel i7 2600
750 psu
12 ram

 

[maugusto]

It's the Management Engine Firmware that is corrupted
The motherboard might be defective or the Intel Management Engine of the chipset could be defective.
Or just simply the motherboardboard BIOS that's corrupted.
The only possible option to end users is trying to re-cover the motherboard BIOS. Unfortunately the procedure is automatic to end user now (old Gigabyte motherboards some years ago had manual end-user access thru a boot-block that allowed to manually recover from the backup BIOS)

http://www.gigabyte.com/MicroSite/55/tech_081226_dualbios.htm

 

[ScragX]

It's the Management Engine Firmware that is corrupted
The motherboard might be defective or the Intel Management Engine of the chipset could be defective.
Or just simply the motherboardboard BIOS that's corrupted.
The only possible option to end users is trying to re-cover the motherboard BIOS. Unfortunately the procedure is automatic to end user now (old Gigabyte motherboards some years ago had manual end-user access thru a boot-block that allowed to manually recover from the backup BIOS)

http://www.gigabyte.com/MicroSite/55/tech_081226_dualbios.htm

So there is nothing i can do ?

 

[maugusto]

no, the only thing you can try is changing the bad bios chip itself, but maby its just time to get a new motherboard

 

[ScragX]

no, the only thing you can try is changing the bad bios chip itself, but maby its just time to get a new motherboard

Yep i guess you are right Its time has passed lol ty for helping tho