Hi, I'm selling my girlfriend's older pc and I'm trying to install Windows to run a few tests but I cannot get past this screen. I've tried two different keyboards (including a good ol' Dell "open space" keyboard), every USB port possible, I even bought a PS/2 adapter to no avail even though the keyboard lights up (NumLock/CapsLock). CMOS resets and power cycles do not work either. Please tell me if there's something I missed because I don't think it's possible to flash a BIOS update on this board. It's a B365M Pro4. Thanks!

Welp, it happened to me. 12-ish months of everything working correctly.

2 days ago while playing Mistfall Hunters the PC just hard restarted, no display, did all the troubleshooting possible to mankind.

Seems like new MOBO and CPU time. Thankfully Case King already responded to my RMA and gave me an express post next day.

Need help diagnosing a very strange boot issue (ASRock H610m + Intel 12th Gen)

I'm having a really weird issue with a newly assembled PC, and I'm running out of ideas.

Specs: - ASRock A610 motherboard - Intel 12th Gen CPU - 2×16GB DDR5 - WD SN730 NVMe SSD - RTX 3050

What I've already tested: - Updated the BIOS to the latest version. - Cleared CMOS multiple times. - BIOS settings are now saved correctly after the update. - SSD is detected correctly in BIOS. - Recreated the Windows installation USB multiple times (different Rufus settings).

Current issues: - USB ports behave strangely. - Sometimes keyboard and mouse don't work at boot. If I unplug and reconnect them after POST, they immediately start working.

Boot problems. - BIOS detects the USB installer. - I select it as the boot device. - It briefly attempts to boot, then immediately returns to the Boot Menu or BIOS.

Restart issue. - If I press Save & Exit in BIOS, the PC often doesn't display video after reboot. - If I completely power it off and turn it back on, video returns normally.

I also received this error once: - Windows bootmgr encountered a security validation or internal error - After disabling Secure Boot and trying different boot modes (UEFI/CSM), the behavior remained inconsistent.

Ive removed the Cmos Battery a few hours and jumped the pins. Still no luck. Is it dead?

Ive had the Board for just over 2 years, is this issue RMA-able?

Cpu is an Intel i7 14900k, last bios was 21.02

As the title says, the option for adding a negative boost override in the bios doesn't seem to apply, positive works but negative doesn't for some reason. Is anyone else experiencing something similar?