No keyboard or mouse access in BIOS.
I screwed up. I was reflashing my BIOS. With different versions to see if it would fix an issue that I have been having. The BIOS versions work. But the problem is that I changed something (I think the legacy support to auto or enable not sure which), and now I have no access to my keyboard or mouse in the BIOS window. I tried to reset the BIOS to the default settings by turning on and off the power 5 times during boot, and that did not correct the issue. Is there a workaround?
My system is a Power Spec G434.
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Make sure the mouse and keyboard are connected to the black USB 2.0 ports next to the ethernet controller. What BIOS version are you on?
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I pulled a hail-marry and did a CMOS reset. Neve did that before, but it worked. I am currently using BIOS V1.30A. I can not find away to turn off XMP 2.0. how do you do that?
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It's under OC - Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) - You can set this to disabled, but I wouldn't do that. It's going to drop your memory all the way down to 2133. If you're experiencing instability or cold/warm boot issues you think are memory related, I'd instead step down the frequency a smaller amount. Try dropping the DRAM frequency on the same menu from 3600 to 3200.
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@PowerSpec_MikeW
I want to test the memory at the non-OC specs. Under the OC settings for load xmp. I only have the 2 options of 'auto' or 'profile 1'. There is no disable option.
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Auto would disable XMP and load the highest JEDEC profile. If you cleared CMOS, you should be on auto and it won't be overclocked.
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ok thank you.
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