Unplugged for maybe 10 minutes then powered up, CPU LED went off and it loaded me into the M Flash. I went to m-flash and with a little trial and error (you can't use an exFAT drive, 2.0 drives work better, and about 4-5 USB ports didnt work, also, changing the BIOS to msi.doc is only if you use the bios flash.) I learned that you format a FAT32 drive, got the BIOS from support that was one model older than the newest one, making sure it would be stable, I entered M Flash. Finally, I opened her up and saw the CPU LED on, and saw in a forum post that I should unplug everything except the gpu and cpu. Tried the MSI.DOC thing and pressing the bios flash button. Started it back up and all I got was a black screen, and I couldn't see inside the computer because it is in a carrier under my desk off the ground.
Waited 20 minutes then turned off my computer.
Each time was a BIOS update that I skipped, until I realised I was on A00 and A30 was out, so I added the BIOS. MSI Live Update 6 reminded me once a week to update chipset and different peripherals to a slightly higher firmware if there was anything new. I had accessed the BIOS maybe 4-5 times, when it first started, and then for a couple tweaks, nothing OC though, the chip was fast enough for me. Everything was smooth and I really like the AMD 3 series. My computer was up and running for 3 weeks, almost a month. My MSI board came from Amazon and it's return window closed Oct 25th, 8 days ago. Mid Sept 2020 to Early Oct 2020 I was piecing out parts from newegg and amazon and trying to grab a few dollars off here or there but still make a powerful machine. Been working on cmos reset and I've tried almost everything I could think of, and I really think one click totally bricked the machine that I spent so much time putting together and doing everything to make it the best for ME. Long Read: Ryzen 7 3700X, MSI B550 A Pro Proseries - Won't POST after attempted BIOS update, CPU LED light constantly on.
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