scaper28 wrote:
Anyone had this issue when updating the bios ?

I have tried the latest bios that was out a few days ago , I even tried resetting the bios to defaults before I upgraded to the new bios , yet again once the system restarted after the bios update , the system Hung with the error Check NVRAM ,
I am at a loss to what could be causing this ,

Hi all,
Just updated the Bios and now having constant D6 (IDE Fail) on startup. What's worst, is now I can't get access to the BIOS. Tried every trick I know to get in.
List:
Bios Safe_Boot Button
Leave DVD/USB Boot drive inserted to intercept load
Bios Reset

Now currently trying to Flashback Bios back to 07xx. Will update post regarding results.

System Specs:
Maximus XI Extreme
i7 8700K
Corsair Ven RGB 32GB
ASUS Ryujin 360 CPU Cooler
ROG 2070 O8G Graphics
Samsung M.2 512 NVme 960 Pro
Win 10 Pro DVD (Orig) 1809 12/2/2019

P.S. - Interestingly enough, Win10 was installed, all drivers done. This was running on the Mobo's orig bios (0506).
Updated to latest (0805) and tits fell off. I'm told that if you have more than just the boot drive connected when doing Bios Update, this can cause problems?
Anyone with same experience?

Cheers.

Hi all,
Just updated the Bios and now having constant D6 (IDE Fail) on startup. What's worst, is now I can't get access to the BIOS. Tried every trick I know to get in.
List:
Bios Safe_Boot Button
Leave DVD/USB Boot drive inserted to intercept load
Bios Reset

Now currently trying to Flashback Bios back to 07xx. Will update post regarding results.

System Specs:
Maximus XI Extreme
i7 8700K
Corsair Ven RGB 32GB
ASUS Ryujin 360 CPU Cooler
ROG 2070 O8G Graphics
Samsung M.2 512 NVme 960 Pro
Win 10 Pro DVD (Orig) 1809 12/2/2019

P.S. - Interestingly enough, Win10 was installed, all drivers done. This was running on the Mobo's orig bios (0506).
Updated to latest (0805) and tits fell off. I'm told that if you have more than just the boot drive connected when doing Bios Update, this can cause problems?
Anyone with same experience?

Cheers.

einsindrei wrote:
Hi, i have similiar Config, but no Problem with latest Bios 0805. Try it to flash with Bios Flashback?

so you don't get the check NVRAM when you do a bios update then ? I have tried bios flashback then a normal flash via usb stick and even via the web gui in the bios , each time I flash the bios I get the same NVRAM error


Its weird why I am getting this , what gpu are you running ?

I have found that if I clear my cmos settings by using the optimal setting in bios, then do a bios upgrade it doesn't seem to give me the error


do you clear your bios settings first before bios update ?