- last edited on by
ROGBot
I was working and my RE6 shut itself down.
Led lights are on but start button doesn't do anything. Unplugged everything, reset bios, tried to switch bios versions but can't get it to power on.
Googled it and some people have had luck just by replacing the CMOS battery. Tried to do the same but after removing absolutely every screw in the motherboard, why did they make it so difficult to remove the battery?
Anyway not sure if it uses a standard Lithium battery or if this is rechargable?
Anyway not sure what to do at this stage.
Any ideas?
Led lights are on but start button doesn't do anything. Unplugged everything, reset bios, tried to switch bios versions but can't get it to power on.
Googled it and some people have had luck just by replacing the CMOS battery. Tried to do the same but after removing absolutely every screw in the motherboard, why did they make it so difficult to remove the battery?
Anyway not sure if it uses a standard Lithium battery or if this is rechargable?
Anyway not sure what to do at this stage.
Any ideas?
.jpg "Raja"){kind=avatar}
Brighttail wrote:
When you reset your BIOS you have to change your PCI-e slot that you have the Hyper in BACK to HYPER. If you don't the card won't be recognized thus the m.2s on it won't boot or do anything. I did this after a BIOS upgrade. Forgot I had to switch the PCI-e lane back to the HYPER option.
I think he said no power up at all.....:cool:
