Always onLike it's always on or it's blinking or what? If it's on you shouldn't be able to go into the BIOS.
Does it go away once the computer fully boots up? or is on while you are performing tasks like gaming and or plain use? I would try unplugging the power cord. flipping the switch to off. Then hit the power button on the case to expel any left over power. press about 3 times. wait a second open up the case. Find the CMOS battery and remove it for about 5 mins or so. What this will do is reset the settingsAlways on
Could it be possible that because the m.2 slot is gen 4 is connected from the processor. The m.2 slot not working could be linked to a CPU red light?Does it go away once the computer fully boots up? or is on while you are performing tasks like gaming and or plain use? I would try unplugging the power cord. flipping the switch to off. Then hit the power button on the case to expel any left over power. press about 3 times. wait a second open up the case. Find the CMOS battery and remove it for about 5 mins or so. What this will do is reset the settings
Does it go away once the computer fully boots up? or is on while you are performing tasks like gaming and or plain use? I would try unplugging the power cord. flipping the switch to off. Then hit the power button on the case to expel any left over power. press about 3 times. wait a second open up the case. Find the CMOS battery and remove it for about 5 mins or so. What this will do is reset the settings
Oh and the boot red light is onDoes it go away once the computer fully boots up? or is on while you are performing tasks like gaming and or plain use? I would try unplugging the power cord. flipping the switch to off. Then hit the power button on the case to expel any left over power. press about 3 times. wait a second open up the case. Find the CMOS battery and remove it for about 5 mins or so. What this will do is reset the settings