Lost the option "Anti Surge Support" in Asus Z170A after turn off the mode

[toanhoi]

Hello all, I am using Mainboard Z170A, Titan X Pascal, Core i7, and PSU is CORSAIR CX750 80PLUS BRONZE.
After running about 15 mins with 90% GPU resource, my computer is shutdown with message
"Power supply surges detected during the previous power on"
Following some guys, I turned off the "Anti Surge Support" in BIOS and I hope it work. However, this issue does not solved. The issue is more bad, the computer shut down and cannot open by press turn on button. I need to turn off PSU and press the turn on button in my case to turn on my computer. Hence, I want to turn on the option "Anti Surge Support" again. However, when I go to BIOS, the option is hide (or lost). I cannot find the option in Tool. What should I turn on the option? And could you give me some guidance to fix my above issue?

 

[helpstar]

reset BIOS by jumper (clrCMOS)

 

[toanhoi]

reset BIOS by jumper (clrCMOS)

Thank you for your reply. Reset BIOS to see the Anti Surge Support option again. Is it right?

 

[helpstar]

yes

but I doubt it´s your problem. Maybe one component of your PC is dying. Most likely the power supply

 

[toanhoi]

In my z170a, i have no jumper to reset bios. Hence, i remove the battery in cmos and wait 20secs. I got the message this require to press f1 to set up. I press it to go to bios but the option is still lost
There are images
https://1drv.ms/i/s!ArG9tn58GyvBge5ppWzkxinsppnUiA
https://1drv.ms/i/s!ArG9tn58GyvBge5o6279yFienoLHRQ

Note that, my issue only happens when I uses ~90% GPU. Otherwise, it worked well without restarting

 

[helpstar]

read the manual how to to clear the cmos: CLRTC-Jumper

disconnect the power from the wall plug while doing so
C.P.R. could take effect then too.

 

[toanhoi]

read the manual how to clear the cmos: CLRTC-Jumper
Sorry, I followed the way to disconnect the battery of CMOS, instead of using the jumper. My mainboard does not support the jumper function to reset. I think to remove the battery is the same effect
disconnect the power from the wall plug while doing so
C.P.R. could take effect then too.

 

[helpstar]

Of course this board support the jumper reset, it just doesn´t delivers the jumper itself. You will have to shorten the two clear cmos pins with something similar, like a metallic screwdriver.

Battery method to clear the cmos is not always as successful as the jumper/shorten tow pins method

 

[toanhoi]

I found other way to reset CMOS. Can I use the (c) way in the document (CLR_CMOS button is attached to motherboard. Please press this button at the status of shutdown with power cable removed. Re-connect the power and boot the device, press Delete to enter BIOS for setting)

https://www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1030210/
Thanks

Of course this board support the jumper reset, it just doesn´t delivers the jumper itself. You will have to shorten the two clear cmos pins with something similar, like a metallic screwdriver.

Battery method to clear the cmos is not always as successful as the jumper/shorten tow pins method

 

[toanhoi]

I also reset as you said and then load default setting but the option is lost. I cannot find it in tool. The pc still automatic shutdown whe. I run gpu. Could you guess what is my problem? Is gpu too hot?