cant access BIOS (DB85FL)

[SBane5]

I recently bought a new desktop ( i5-4670 + Intel DB85FL ). The assembler installed an pirated win 7 and demonstrated that all systems are working properly. I bought a win 8.1 pro from Microsoft and made a fresh install.

Everything was nice and pretty except 4 "secure boot not configured" watermark on the desktop. So I went into the UEFI bios and checked the secure boot option (there were 2 other related options [cant recall what they were] which I didn't check).

That did not remove the "secure boot not configured" watermark but now instead of press F2 F10 etc screen I get a beep error which according to my motherboard manual is no video detected error. then it goes into windows which is working properly.

if i go to

PC settings > update & recovery > recovery > adv startup> troubleshoot> adv opt>uefi firmware

after the beeps the computer becomes un-responsive

restarting doesn't help it still becomes un-responsive after the beeps

after a being powered of for a long time (< 15-30 minutes) it boots into windows after the beeps.

i tried updating the bios from windows ; didn't work went unresponsive after restart

so i update the bios by removing the security jumper ; it was successful.

now i no longer get the beep errors and go directly to windows.

but i cant go into bios and PC settings >...>uefi firmware option

makes the computer becomes un-responsive like before.

the man who assemble the pc has no clue how to help

what am I to do now ?

[kvyas2]

I have the same issue with my intel db85fl...I have logged my complain on its customer care email.....and I have got 24 hours waiting tkt......I dont get any display after enabling "secure boot" option from my BIOS after 3 beeps in sleeps and only power light of my cabinet is on....After my research I have found this help and would try it.....https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25192/BIOS-Update-FLB8510H-86A- Download BIOS Update [FLB8510H.86A]

I will get back to you once I'll do this on my own ( though I know the risks involved) Also please read this..http://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/motherboards/desktop/sb/recoverybiosupdatei... http://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/motherboards/desktop/sb/recoverybiosupdatei...

Thanks and regards,

KAUSHAL

[EstebanA_C_Intel]

Hello, soumya:

The BIOS updates 0121 and 0123 mention the issue you are encountering with.

https://downloadmirror.intel.com/25192/eng/FL_0130_ReleaseNotes.pdf https://downloadmirror.intel.com/25192/eng/FL_0130_ReleaseNotes.pdf

Now, depending on the BIOS version that you have in your system, would indicate the path you can follow.

-If a newer version is present, perform a BIOS recovery to the version you currently have and test the behavior of your system.

-If the version you have is 0121 or 0123 perform a BIOS recovery to that version.

-If an older version is present, perform the BIOS update procedure noted below.

*. Look for the next BIOS version available (not the latest, the next from the current version in your system), and update to that version.

*. Continue with the next version once the update is done, this until you get either 0121/0123 or the latest version.

Also, the article provided by kaushal1982 is really important to read and take it into consideration.

http://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/motherboards/desktop/sb/recoverybiosupdatei... http://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/motherboards/desktop/sb/recoverybiosupdatei...

I look forward to your outcome with this.

Regards,

Esteban C