I recently upgraded my setup with a new Ryzen 5 5500 and Gigabyte A520M K V2 motherboard after facing issues with my old Gigabyte H61M-S1 and i7-2600K. Everything was running smoothly for a bit, but then while trying to launch BF6 Beta, it prompted me to enable Secure Boot. I went into the BIOS, turned off CSM Support, and enabled Secure Boot. After the restart, the game still didn't recognize Secure Boot. I changed the Secure Boot profile from standard to custom and back to standard, which prompted a pop-up that I accepted without reading fully. Now, my PC doesn't display anything, and the GPU keeps restarting. I've tried clearing the CMOS multiple times and reseating the RAM and GPU, but nothing has worked. I'm really desperate to get this fixed since I haven't even been able to fully test my new parts!
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It sounds like a tricky situation! Honestly, I've seen this kind of problem a lot. Your best bet might be to take it to a local PC repair shop. They often have the tools and expertise to help recover systems that don’t boot after BIOS changes. Just a heads up though, messing with kernel settings can cause issues—it's always safer to stick with defaults unless you're absolutely sure of what you're doing!
Yeah, after hearing about all these issues, I think I'll skip BF6 for now. Feels like I might have wasted my money if my PC can't even run properly.