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AsRock B550M Steel Legend (AM4, AMD B550, mATX)

AsRock B550M Steel Legend

AM4, AMD B550, mATX

Question about AsRock B550M Steel Legend

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teCo

2 years ago

Almost every time I shut down the computer I get a blue screen with the following message: "A problem has been detected, the PC must be reset and the error must be corrected. Make sure the PC is not disconnected from the mains" or sometimes a message from the mainboard itself saying "Repair(Mainboard)...: Phase 1of2 %... Eta 0:00. :07" What is this?! Plus, when I turn off the computer the LED NEVER goes off but I have to turn off the power switch then it goes off after an hour, Sometimes there are problems reading a hard disk because it seems to be not plugged in... On top of that the ASRRBGLED software blocks iCUE and drivers for a nvidia 3060ti! I LOVE THIS MOTHERBOARD!(not)

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röthlisberger

2 years ago

I've never had any problems with the board until now. Either you have a model that came out of the assembly line or something else is wrong. I doubt that the LED goes out after ONE hour. After switching off the power supply, there can't be that much power left in the system. Unless: it could be that the power supply unit is going haywire. Then all kinds of strange things happen - like with you. I can't comment on RGB bling, I don't use it. The BIOS is always an ongoing issue. Since I've owned the mainboard, I've done several BIOS upgrades - but without any BIOS version causing problems. My approach would be as follows: Check the power supply, install a current BIOS (reset BIOS settings) and reinstall Windows. Good luck.