I'm currently building a Christmas Gift PC w/ an R5 2600x + X470 Gaming 7 WiFi.  GTX 1660 SUPER graphics card.

I'm now getting "Error Code: 00" on the debug LEDs.  When I power the system on the only thing I get is all the LEDs turning on.  No fan-spin though.

"Error Code: 00" is not a listed debug code in the manual.

Anyone have suggestions?

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Gigabyte x470 Aorus Gaming 7 Wifi

Describe your problem. List any error messages and symptoms. Be descriptive.

The debug LED on the motherboard keeps rolling through debug codes, the only ones it hangs on for long enough to even recognize are [15 = Pre-memory North-Bridge initialization has started] and [90 =Phase transfer for BIOS (Boot Device Selection) from DVE]

The system was working perfectly less than 8 hours ago when I went to sleep. I woke up this morning to find that it had restarted itself at some point while I was asleep. I logged in to windows, realized it wasn't producing any sounds, and figured a Shut Down would probably be in order. When I went to boot it back up, less than 30 seconds later, the debug LED just rolls through debug codes and won't even get to the point where the monitors are detecting input.

List anything you've done in attempt to diagnose or fix the problem.

I woke up about twenty minutes ago and so far the extensive list of attempts to solve the problem are as follows:

*Held power button until the motherboard lights went off

*Physically moved the I/O switch on the power supply to off, removed power cord, replaced power cord, moved switch to on

*Pressed power button, received what I can only assume are the same rolling debug codes, which again only hang on 15 and 90

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I don't even know where to begin, here. Any assistance would be seriously appreciated.

So I recently upgraded to the F61 bios in preparation to install my new 5800x. After a reboot my PC will not post at all. Gets stuck at debug code P0 which is not in the manual.

Could it be due to me leaving the 2700x in my system? Would that make it not post since F61 is mainly for the 5000 series?

I tried clearing cmos and the same thing happens. Not sure what else I can do.

Hello,

Can anybody come up with an explanation for the next issue?

Here it is:

Recently I've got bluescreens with the error 0xc00000e9. No hard drive/ssd was causing this problem, that BSOD error persisted even while trying to boot from USB. After plenty of troubleshooting attempts I've switched from BIOS 1 (ver. F62c) to BIOS 2 (ver. F50) and the pc booted up. Seeing that the older version of BIOS worked I've flashed the same version (F50) on the BIOS 1 and it worked. Does anybody know what could cause this issue?

EDIT:
Specs:
MB - Gigabyte X470 aorus gaming 7 wifi rev 1.1
CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 2700x (no overclock)
RAM - 16GB, 3200 Mhz T-Force.
GPU - nVidia GTX 960