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  • YasaCh
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    • Apr 2025
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    MSI MOTHERBOARD PROBLEM

    Hello am having trouble with a computer motherboard
    BRAND AND MODEL:
    MSI B450 GAMING PLUS MAX
    MS-7B86 VER:7.0
    SYMPTOMS:
    motherboard receives power everything ok but it gets stuck on CPU LED tried different cpu/power supply etc nothing works even tried doing a bios flashback with 3 different usbs nothing.
    Noticed that when doing a bios flash back the LED wont blink but usb led blinks tried with multiple bios files for said motherboard nothing could it be a corrupt bios what’s causing this fault?
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