Review on 🔥 ASUS PRIME Z390-A: Optimal Performance and Versatility Unleashed by Wiktor Jakuta ᠌

After putting the computer back together with all of its parts, I discovered that it would not switch on. The initial piece of guidance that was offered by the Asus discussion boards suggested reinstalling the processor once more, removing the cooling, wiping the paste, opening the slot clamp, and removing the processor. performed each step once more, this time in the opposite order. although it's hard to believe, it did help. After that, each of the lights started flashing, and the download got underway. But it wasn't in the room. In addition, the computer's bios failed to boot. After some research, I discovered that you simply need to show the system from which SSD to load the system. However, I cannot locate this option. break all of the settings at first did not find anything, and starting to study the instructions did not help much either. Made the choice to eat bios. This procedure turned out to be quite simple; after everything was linked to the internet, the computer was restarted, and downloads and installations were carried out. This version was given the number 1401. and once more, the miraculous event did not take place further bios download no . I discovered a brief discussion on the requirement to activate Legacy mode in one of the international forums that I frequent. After that, I needed to look for a way to poke how to get it started. It was discovered that by default, this setting is set to disabled. You will need to remove the battery to reset the parameters in a different way, even before the bios did not boot, if you have not studied them in great detail. To activate, you will need to activate the option in the CSM settings under the boot tab. In point of fact, everything is straightforward at that location; all you have to do is keep the first item and move the remaining items to the ignore parameter. The computer needs to be restarted, after which the bios will detect all of the necessary components and start the system. And now Windows 10 is here to say hello; it would appear that everything is going according to plan, but alas, it is not. Even though there is a disk containing the network drivers, the system is unable to recognize them, despite the fact that the BIOS encountered no issues. What should be done? There are no longer any spaces available for CD drives in contemporary casings. I solved the problem by doing the following: I took a mobile device running Android and connected it to the computer using a USB modem. After downloading the driver, everything began to function correctly. In conclusion, the board isn't terrible, but if you can afford MSI or Asrock, go with those instead because the configurations are easier to understand and more streamlined.