Shibbysnacks

I used Sypower's fix for an old ASUS M4A78 PRO mobo. (Thank You!) If you already set up your UNRAID like me and then realized the stupid thing won't reboot, go to the MAIN tab, select "flash" under Boot Device and click "FLASH BACKUP". This will create a zip file of your flash contents. These contents is what you copy back to your "empty" flash drive. If asked to overwrite duplicate files, the answer to this is absolutely NOT. Otherwise the fix does not work.

I made my UNRAID set everything up and realized this board wouldn't reboot. To not loose your work, go to the MAIN tab, select "flash" under Boot Device and click "FLASH BACKUP". This will create a zip file of your flash contents. For the following fix, this is what you copy back to your flash drive. Found the solution from Sypower: I used a linux mint iso but just pick one with rufus. When you copy the UNRAID files back to the flash disk windows asked if I wanted to overwrite duplicate files, the answer to this is absolutely NOT. Otherwise the fix does not work. Also, my flash is set to "Permit UEFI boot mode" (my efi folder is "EFI" without the minus sign) although I don't think this BIOS has UEFI (I might be wrong) but this worked. With the latest BIOS version 1701 08/16/2010 v2.61: Advanced tab USB Configuration: USB Support: Enabled Legacy USB Support: Enabled USB 2.0 Controller: Enabled USB 2.0 Controller Mode: HiSpeed BIOS EHCI Hand-off: Enabled USB Mass Storage Device Configuration: your flash should be listed here Emulation Type: Forced FDD Boot tab Boot Device Priority: 1st Boot Device: select your usb flash drive Disable the others Boot Settings Configuration: Quick Boot: Disabled Full Screen Logo: Disabled AddOn ROM Display Mode: Keep Current Wait for F1 if error: Disabled Tools tab Express Gate is disabled Good luck and happy computing from Shibbysnacks