Windows 10: I have a pc that work great tell, I updated bios and installed new cpu.

So I have a older ish pc, looking to up it a little. I have been working to get this computer running for about 6 hours ish. So straight to the sauce, I have an asus maximus x code with an i5-8400 and 1660 graphics card and 16 ram from G.skill two sticks, built from someone in my area, a business that is close now.....I was building a new pc for my wife and decided that I should upgrade my own personal computer. So I bought an I9 9900k, I checked the compatability with the Maximus x code. Looking like it would be find with and update on the bios of the motherboard.So I updated the bios to

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bios

Hi all i am new in this forum, i need meanings step by step of each item listed in the bios Phoenix-Award

 

BSOD after install of new CPU

Hello,

I recently installed a new CPU, after doing so I was excited to play games with better performance.

Before buying the CPU I made sure I checked that everything should be compatible and it was, I bought it as a prebuilt and went on the “Upgrade your PC and picked it from the upgradable items list.

ASUS Global

After buying the CPU I installed it, everything looked and seemed to be working, until, I started to use the PC as I would, I simply only replaced the CPU, did not touch anything but the CPU.

Previous to installing a new CPU everything worked absolutely fine, just lacking performance.

I reset my PC with the new processor and that worked absolutely fine for hours resetting it, nothing went wrong.

Until I open something such as Browser, or something loads up, it’ll Blue screen with “MACHINE CHECK EXCEPTION”

Even with safe mode on it still blue screens

What Ive already done.

Reset my PC

Reinstalled Windows from local disk.

Updated Bios from 1108? to 2208

Took ram out and tried one stick,

Went on BIOS and set everything to default;

Ive currently got my old CPU in just to play while I think of a solution.

My specifications

PSU: 350W PSU

Processor [New/BSOD]: i7 9700K

Processor [OLD/Works] i3 9100F

RAM: x2 Corsair Vegegance 8gb [16GB]

Motherboard: ASUS PRIME H310 PLUS R2.0

Graphics Card: Geforce 1650 ZOTA

Storage 1TB HardDrive

Storage: 32gb USB Stick [To flash bios]

 

Desktop PC boots to black screen after ASUS BIOS update

After searching around Google, I came upon a post where somebody experienced a similar issue and managed to fix it by simply doing the following:

1. Force the PC to shut down
   
2. Unplug the power cord from the PSU for 20-30 seconds; enough so that there's no dormant power left over
   
3. For good measure, if your motherboard/CPU has embedded graphics, temporarily connect your monitor to that instead of your GPU
   
4. Plug the power cord back in and then boot the system
   

Some notes:

• This is strictly for desktop PCs (not laptops). If you're on a laptop,
  you might need to disconnect both the power adapter and the battery
  to completely shut it down
  
• If your system was not bricked because of the BIOS update, you should see a
  message on the screen stating that the BIOS update is resuming, and
  that you should not cut the power to the PC
  
• If the BIOS update was successful, your PC will restart again to a
  vanilla POST screen (not the splash screen) and you will need to
  press F1 here and to set everything in the BIOS back to your own
  
  preferences again
  
• From what I can tell, the BIOS update did succeed after the
  
  flash in the BIOS, but the installation simply glitched out and
  failed to complete the remaining steps after restarting
  

Some things I should've done before I updated my BIOS:

• Saved a copy of my BIOS configurations to a .CMO file in a USB drive
  
• Reset my BIOS settings to default before the update