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ASRock B560M-HDV no video after going back to onboard
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Dopamin3
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Clear CMOS and try again.
pendragon1
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yup ^^^
pendragon1
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usually.
Dopamin3
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Yes and you can reference this for the beep codes in the future: https://www.asrock.com/support/faq.asp?id=2
I made a mistake, it's 5 beeps. Does that mean the CPU?
EDIT: I googled and found it was video not recognized. After searching for how to clear CMOS in the manual I found I had no jumper. Even though I could have grabbed one from another computer, I searched Youtube on how to remove the battery. So I used a small screwdriver to remove the CR2032 battery and re-installed it. Anyway, my computer works now.
(It temporarily said something like "reparing Windows" then "diagnosing Windows" then my the computer asked me if I wanted to reboot or advanced options after displaying "your computer did not start properly". I clicked to reboot and it went OK.)
EDIT: I googled and found it was video not recognized. After searching for how to clear CMOS in the manual I found I had no jumper. Even though I could have grabbed one from another computer, I searched Youtube on how to remove the battery. So I used a small screwdriver to remove the CR2032 battery and re-installed it. Anyway, my computer works now.
(It temporarily said something like "reparing Windows" then "diagnosing Windows" then my the computer asked me if I wanted to reboot or advanced options after displaying "your computer did not start properly". I clicked to reboot and it went OK.)
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