Is this Fine when Pc is booting up???

[GLiffjOhn]

I have this issue in my mobo DEBUG LED. When im rebooting or booting my pc. The DEBUG LED will show DEBUG CODES 62,A2,34,AE then AA. Those codes before AA only showed up while my pc is booting up till it reach the windows start up. Is this normal for my PC? Also when im booting up my pc at the monitor screen it will show the ROG screen then it will turn to black screen with something saying like Detecting..... its fast i cant even read what it all says. Then its gonna show up the ROG Screen again then continue to windows start up screen.

I dont no if this is a issue or not. I just wanna know if this normal for my PC ever since i build my PC its always like this.

[Zka17]

I think, it's normal... As it starting up, goes through a lot of checkings in a certain order. If the Windows loads correctly and your system is working properly afterward, then I would not worry about it...

[Arne Saknussemm]

All that stuff you see while your PC is booting up....It's your PC booting up

[chrsplmr]

Arne is right I think .. makes sense to me .. (its when it stops on a code .. now thats a problem.)
but... (technical expert .. i am not.---but i did get xp to load in a washing machine once.)

better to wait for an 'official' word ...than mine here... thunder, thunder, thunder cats ... hooooooooooooooo...
oops .. wrong chant ... Gurus ... hooooooooooo.c.

[Zka17]

GLiffjOhn, got these Debug Codes from the manual of your mobo:
62 - Installation of the PCH Runtime Services
A2 - IDE detect
34 - CPU post memory installation
AE - Legacy Boot Event
AA - System has transitioned into ACPI mode. Interrupt controller is in APIC mode.

These all seems normal events during the boot. As I said, "If the Windows loads correctly and your system is working properly afterward, then I would not worry about it..."

[HiVizMan]

The thing is folks call them error codes - well they are not. They are post codes that reflect the states or stages that the system is currently processing.

When we have a stop, and the POST process does not proceed then we are able to use the information to help identify where in the process and there by what has caused the halt.

[GLiffjOhn]

But for those who have the same mobo as i do, do you guys have the same issue?

[Zka17]

GLiffjOhn, it's not an "issue", it's normal! That's how the motherboards work.

[HiVizMan]

But for those who have the same mobo as i do, do you guys have the same issue?

What issue? Your board is behaving normally as it should. Sorry if I have missed something but what you are seeing is correct and as it should be.

[Arne Saknussemm]

The board is just telling you what it's doing as it does it. If it stops anywhere because it has a problem it tells you where it stopped in the boot processs. When it settles on AA it is just telling you the boot process has handed over to Windows and all is hunky dory! I have tried talking back to it..... but no answer so far.