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Originally Posted by Pants
Yeah, that's what I was alluding to in my previous post about lane sharing.
I wouldn't think that would be the cause for the issues Dane is having but you never know. I am actually not sure what could be causing what he's describing.
If Google can't give you a good answer, Dane, you might want to go try looking on the mobo forum for clues and, worst case, create a thread. A lot of times, the nerdy folks on those forums are very helpful.
I have taken that path multiple times over the years of ****ing around with my builds.
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Originally Posted by Fish
Bummer.
First thing to do would be to eliminate everything except only what you need to boot and install windows. Remove all drives except the one you want Windows installed on. Remove all other PCIe cards except your video card. Remove RAM sticks to include only what you need to boot. Clear your CMOS, then try to boot again.
Just noticed this advice/limitation for your mobo as well:
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Thanks, Guys!
I sat on hold for about an hour with Gigabyte, then finally put in my number for a callback in 3-4 hours. I just removed all of the Ram and both NVMe drives but as soon as I plug in a power cord to the computer, it automatically boots, doesn't respond to the case buttons and has a blank, black screen.
I'm kinda bummed about losing the SATA 1 spot to the NVMe because I have a total of six drives in total to add to this computer once it's up and running, but I can always add more via TB.
Gigabyte is supposed to call me back by 4pm PST. I've had issues like these when building in the past and it's always been due to a faulty motherboard. Hopefully, I'll find out before the end of the day.