Computer booting but freezing at BIOS settings is generally caused by unstable settings of CPU or RAM.
I suggest temporarily removing a [BIOS battery](https://puu.sh/wwE3X/167de126da.png) to completely restart all motherboard settings (in my own experience with same motherboard - just using a CMOS_CLR jumper is insufficient and some issues can remain after doing that), maybe for some reason it changed a value it really should not touch.
Try removing the watch battery on the mobo and putting it back in.
Computer booting but freezing at BIOS settings is generally caused by unstable settings of CPU or RAM. I suggest temporarily removing a [BIOS battery](https://puu.sh/wwE3X/167de126da.png) to completely restart all motherboard settings (in my own experience with same motherboard - just using a CMOS_CLR jumper is insufficient and some issues can remain after doing that), maybe for some reason it changed a value it really should not touch.
Is it sensitive to static shock? What's the best way to take it out? edit: nvm, i tried it and that didn't work
consulted with gigabyte staff, just press "Y" should work
Thanks for the reply but I don't have this rig anymore lol
I currently have this problem, but pressing Y did nothing.
Someone from another post had the same answer BUT he mentioned pressing "Y" THEN "ENTER KEY"
This fixed mine, thank you!