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My PC boots directly into the BIOS.

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DonAstierCorleone Posted messages 90 Status Member -  
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Hello,

I'm here to ask for help. I've already looked at quite a few posts on the subject, but none have solved my problem. Indeed, my new PC, which I assembled myself, almost always boots up to the BIOS, sometimes it doesn't during a reboot, but that's it.
I don't understand, the computer runs fine otherwise.

It's not the battery since my motherboard is always on time and remembers the settings from one boot to the next.

I don’t think it’s the keyboard either because I started the computer without it being plugged in.

I wonder if it could be a power issue? Or possibly a bad setting on my screen?

My configuration:
https://www.topachat.com/pages/configomatic.php?c=CmWZ96hE3BbRMTrJmPbzWIM8qT7WmoGl0xKQ9kXejRI%3D

My screen:
https://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00202555.html

Keyboard/mouse: https://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00181515.html

Speakers: https://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00105713.html

Thank you in advance for your help! I'm so frustrated, I can't fully enjoy my PC, I'm afraid something isn't working right at all.

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    Robs06 Posted messages 1566 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   276
     
    Hello,

    Maybe a silly question, but check the boot priority order in the BIOS; if the operating system is on the SSD, it should be first.

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    1. DonAstierCorleone Posted messages 90 Status Member 3
       


      Hello Rob!!
      I reset all the settings to default in the BIOS and yes, it is indeed the SSD. I tried fiddling with the boot order, but if I change the first one, the computer doesn't start.
      What's frustrating about this BIOS screen is that everything seems "normal"... :/
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      1. Robs06 Posted messages 1566 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   276 > DonAstierCorleone Posted messages 90 Status Member
         
        Indeed, I'm reaching my limit of knowledge here…

        Did you properly connect the SSD to the M.2 port? Or is it in SATA? If it's SATA, try another port on the motherboard, but it's better for this SSD to be in the M.2 port of your motherboard.
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    2. DonAstierCorleone Posted messages 90 Status Member 3
       
      So I contacted MSI support and they replied:

      Cher XXX XXX,

      Merci de contacter le support technique MSI.

      Concernant votre problème, avez-vous mis à jour le Command Center avant que le problème ne se produise ? Pourriez-vous s'il vous plaît désinstaller le Command Center et redémarrer le système deux fois pour vérifier si le problème persiste ? Si le problème disparaît, veuillez télécharger et installer la dernière version du Command Center à partir du lien ci-dessous pour essayer. Merci !

      https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/Z270-TOMAHAWK.html#down-utility&Win10 64

      Merci pour votre coopération d'avance !

      Cordialement,

      L'équipe de support technique MSI
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