Question PC INFINITE BOOTLOOP AFTER OVERCLOCKING

[PASCAL SAKI]

ASUS p7p55-M
INTEL I3540
SSD SAMSUNG EVO
WINDOWS 10


After a successful attempt to overclock the processor, the desktop computer constantly restarts.
Specifically:

Loads everything without any problems, until the windows logo appears and the indication is ready for auto-repair. However, it then restarts and does not release any further screens as expected. This also happens with the extra storage media, USB, CD-ROM, so I can not restore the system.

I tried many solutions, memory change, bios cleaning without result. The system does not overheat anyway. Desperation...

 

[CountMike]

ASUS p7p55-M
INTEL I3540
SSD SAMSUNG EVO
WINDOWS 10


After a successful attempt to overclock the processor, the desktop computer constantly restarts.
Specifically:

Loads everything without any problems, until the windows logo appears and the indication is ready for auto-repair. However, it then restarts and does not release any further screens as expected. This also happens with the extra storage media, USB, CD-ROM, so I can not restore the system.

I tried many solutions, memory change, bios cleaning without result. The system does not overheat anyway. Desperation...

Just how did you overclock it, raising FSB ?

 

[PASCAL SAKI]

FROM XMP PROFILE EASILY ABOUT 15%

 

[drivinfast247]

ASUS p7p55-M
INTEL I3540
SSD SAMSUNG EVO
WINDOWS 10


After a successful attempt to overclock the processor, the desktop computer constantly restarts.
Specifically:

Loads everything without any problems, until the windows logo appears and the indication is ready for auto-repair. However, it then restarts and does not release any further screens as expected. This also happens with the extra storage media, USB, CD-ROM, so I can not restore the system.

I tried many solutions, memory change, bios cleaning without result. The system does not overheat anyway. Desperation...

That would actually be an unsuccessful overclock. A successful overclock would be a faster, stable and working PC.

Switch off PSU and unplug from outlet. Remove CMOS battery(small coin battery) from motherboard. Wait 10 minutes then reinstall battery, connect power, switch on and press power button.

 

[PASCAL SAKI]

I have done this all night, disasembling everything. I have changed even the bios battery. I have cleared it through jumbers. unfortunately nothing happens. Cause I am writing here...

 

[scout_03]

do you have acces to bios to reset it to factory default settings if not working you might have to reinstall the os and made sure the ssd is ok .

 

[PASCAL SAKI]

SSD works fine in my laptop.
I have reset bios to factory settings many times. I have updated it also from Asus site with a .rom file.

 

[PASCAL SAKI]

Finaly was cpu...
Replaced.