Hello, I installed again my old asus motherboard that was incorrectly flashed but I wanted to ask you if the CrashFree BIOS 3 utility can solve the problem of having badly flashed my asus b250f. The pc turns on the fans and has the orange light of Stanby always on, the rgb of the mouse and keyboard do not turn on. I have inserted a usb with the renowned bios for the recovery utility of asus to take but nothing, only the black screen without signal from my tv that I use as a monitor. Thank you very much in advance. Best regards.

Now I am with the asrock and it does not work with two ram only with one, this is karma!

Well looks like u have a full hand of it... lots a time to spend...likes experiences... dont care for damage...or too many second hand faulty buyouts, humm

Usually CrashFree Bios will come up upon bad flash but complete or operation interruption...but sometimes the corruption or mod is so bad that doesn't trigger it.
U can try a hard reset, cmos clear, rtc battery off, short CMOS battery placeholder...a miracle can happen and trigger it.
And whenever the system is cut off from power its even harder to recover, ur model (assuming its the ROG STRIX B250F GAMING) doesn't have BiosFlashBack, so a CHA programmer is always ur savior.
The POST LEDS will stay on if error is occurred, ram, cpu, vga or boot device. The bottom Standby Led is always on in running system.

Now regarding ur Asrock... procedure is almost common to motherboards, hw failure (Ex: Memory Controller) or damage socket as ur MSI, assuming that ram sticks r OK and cleaned contacts (Stick and slot) off course.

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Well looks like u have a full hand of it... lots a time to spend...likes experiences... dont care for damage...or too many second hand faulty buyouts, humm

Usually CrashFree Bios will come up upon bad flash but complete or operation interruption...but sometimes the corruption or mod is so bad that doesn't trigger it.
U can try a hard reset, cmos clear, rtc battery off, short CMOS battery placeholder...a miracle can happen and trigger it.
And whenever the system is cut off from power its even harder to recover, ur model (assuming its the ROG STRIX B250F GAMING) doesn't have BiosFalshBack, so a CHA programmer is always ur savior.
The POST LEDS will stay on if error is occurred, ram, cpu, vga or boot device. The bottom Standby Led is always on in running system.

Now regarding ur Asrock... procedure is almost common to motherboards, hw failure (Ex: Memory Controller) or damage socket as ur MSI, assuming that ram sticks r OK and cleaned contacts (Stick and slot) off course.

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