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In this guide, we will describe some of the possible causes that can cause asus p5n-d BIOS checksum error, and then describe the ways you can try to fix the problem. Often a BIOS ROM checksum error is shown when booting and booting a PC, which automatically stops boot processes. This indicates that the data it contains has been corrupted or inaccessible. Such a failure on initial boot can compromise the popular functioning of PC functions.
If a full CMOS checksum error occurs, especially during system startup, it may mean that the system has been recovered to maintain factory defaults. The CMOS comes with BIOS specific data and may have been reset causing this process error. The issue could also be related to a discharged CMOS battery.
Yesterday I was still checking email and watching a specific YouTube video when all of a sudden I got a blue screen. At the time of this writing, the polygon shape indicated 0-100%. Other than that, I don’t remember much. But during this time my screen turns off. I was expecting a restart as usual, unfortunately there was still a black screen, awesome, I pressed the restart button and all I saw was:
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BootBock BIOS v1.0 Premium
BIOS ROM checksum error
Replace the battery with a new motherboard. After replacing the battery, continue working with the computer to see if the problem persists. If the error persists, wait for Windows to participate and set the current date and minute settings. If the underlying problem persists, the default BIOS resources are corrupted.
IDE ATAPI device recognized …
CD-ROM found, please try to boot from received … Error
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-I would overclock my cpu from 2.4 to 3.0 about a month ago without thermal paste = P, and I recently set it to 2.2 OC about 2-3 weeks ago, three or more. As far as I can remember, I would never tellI said that the temperature of the processor ever exceeded 55 ° C. But I learned this concept for a while, so it might have happened some time ago.
-My computer is always open 24/7.
-This is a custom car that I installed last year.
– When looking for a solution to this problem in other directories, many people with the exact same error reported that they entered their BIOS during an F1 or. But del I have no other options besides “Paste”. bite and pray “…
I searched for my error message yesterday and today. I can tell you what I did to solve this problem:
-I removed the CMOS battery, then replaced it after 10 minutes. Nothing unique happened.
– I did not replace the CMOS and the battery with new ones because the computer is so new. I cannot imagine that it will turn out to be faulty in the end.
-I reapplied thermal paste … (well, in my case, he heated the processor) on. Nothing much happened.
-Used Phoenix Award BIOS Firmware Tool that helps
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(Initially, I did not aim for this, because I work with the motherboard OC). It was weird. I used to flash my BIOS, but also used ASUS EasyFlash utility with something similar in BIOS. So I inserted the CD that came with my motherboard to be able to flash the BIOS and hit enter. All I had was the AwardBIOS Flash utility, which uses: “Flash-Type -” and below it reads: “Program file name: (and described in the gray area 🙂 P5ND.BIN”. At the bottom of the AwardBIOS Utility Flash screen, a message box with the message “Please wait!” Is now displayed. So if it dropped to 15-20 minutes, I waited before deciding it might not work and turned off my device. After a few minutes, I tried again to release AWDFLASH v1.34 and the latest BIOS from the Asus website (http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx) but I just came to get the screen which was pretty much the same as the last screen of the AwardBIOS Flash utility, except that the user can enter the wrong field, it was a .BIN file and for some reason I could not format anything, my computer keyboard does not work on this phone screen. But it added to the fun of “Wait!” CooThe message was still flashing at the bottom of the screen.
Reboot your computer. A normal restart will usually generate an absolute O new checksum and fixes the error.Download the flash BIOS update. Download the update from the motherboard manufacturer’s website.Reboot BIOS.Replace CMOS battery.Please consult with another computer repair technician.
I tried to get the relevant information about the blinking “Wait!” »Message, but I was unable to get more information.
I really do run on a treadmill, embodying the ideas embodied in the individual machines. Please help me guys!
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