LED BOOT problem lights up

Question

Hello everyone,

I could use a little help from computer experts if possible.
The EZ debug LED on my motherboard stays illuminated all the time. That said, everything is functioning (perfectly?)

I've looked everywhere, but I can't see the issue. Any advice (or several) would be welcome!

Thanks in advance.

Config:

MB B550 Gaming Edge WiFi
AMD Ryzen 5 3600XT
HHD 2TB
SSD 240GB (the drive on which I installed Windows)
16 GB RAM 3200MHz
GPU RTX 2060
PSU 650W Corsair

jeannets · Answer

Hello,

Your boot disk has a defect or is not properly detected..

I see you have two disks, an HDD and an SSD... but we don't know much more..

Have you properly set your SSD in position No. 1 in the "Boot Device" of the BIOS..?? usually it goes like this:
1= CD/DVD
2= USB key
3= SSD
4= not assigned.

The SSD contains Windows and the Boot Manager... is there no Linux in dual boot on this disk..??
The HDD contains personal data and no trace of a previous Windows installation

Otherwise, the way Windows is installed might be the cause... especially if this installation is recent and hasn't proven itself yet..

Some M.2 NVMe SSDs are not detected, but you need to check the manufacturer's utility.

epango · Answer

If everything works without any issues, there is no need to worry that the Boot LED of the Ez Debug LED remains lit.  PS: However, please send us a screenshot of your Disk Management.

skemat · Answer

I don't know where I can show you exactly what you're asking for, but here are a few pictures :/ (It's Mathias)

epango · Answer

There is no Disk Management. With Windows 10, it's easy. You right-click on the Windows icon, then click on Disk Management and you're there.

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To misname things is to add to the misery of the world (Albert Camus)

jeannets · Answer

It could well be the 100 MB partition that is not an "Active" partition, maybe that's the problem  You just need to right-click on it ===> "Mark the partition as active"

jeannets · Answer

I have no certainty. But to me, the partition that boots the system should be "Active," and I don't see it that way in the screenshots...

On my system, it says "Healthy (System, Active, Primary Partition)" and the Active Flag is set.

This disk does not find any other boot partition, so it boots from this one. Even if it is not "Active," it triggers the boot anomaly light... (I don’t know what the criteria are)
It seemed like a possibility to me...??

jeannets · Answer

Hello.. to all of you,

As I said, I have no certainty..!

And indeed, I checked on a PC that boots in MBR under Windows 7 Pro.. and its Boot LED is not lit. Is that an explanation..?

It would still be informative to know the triggering reasons for this LED..?

Moreover, all motherboards now have these four LEDs, and we don’t quite understand the logical points that drive them... But it's a bit like the dashboard lights of modern cars, it doesn’t stop you from driving (even the brakes)..

jeannets · Answer

Yes, but I still have this little partition... which I enlarged to 1GB to put a little Linux FAT32 as a backup. I also have the Bootmgr for Windows

Otherwise, this disk has partitions in FAT32, NTFS, EXT4, and SWAP, and I don't have any Boot or other lights on.

I still haven't felt the need for a GPT table...

Why complicate things... simple methods are the ones that cause the fewest failures.

LED BOOT problem lights up

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