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voltigeurramon

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  1. I recently moved everything to a bigger case and added some drives. Everything was working fine without any problem. I had to move it a couple of days ago and damaged the USB drive while moving it (not by car or something, just moving it from one place to another in my appartment). The drive was still working, until this morning. I woke up with all dockers not being able to start, so I thought the USB drive died after a day and a half. I then put the backup on a new USB drive and thought the problem would be solved, it was not. Now I can't even boot into the BIOS, I'm just getting a black screen. I already tried reseating all the cables and ram and I tried clearing the CMOS. After disconnecting alle the drives I still gt this error, the HDMI cable is working. Is there anything else I can do? When I plug the failed drive into my laptop, it can be read (I guess it didn't fail then). Motherboard: ASUS PRIME H610I-PLUS D4-CSM CPU: Intel Core i3-12100 I don't have a dedicated GPU

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