BIOS DAMAGE Motherboard NUC8BEB J72693-307

[arenaleejeje]

Greetings, first please forgive me because my english is not good,  Ok, I buy a computer with a  Motherboard NUC8BEB J72693-307 for a client, i install linux Manjaro, and was for a while running ok, but then it goes to suspend mode and no mouse no  screen no keyboard is working. I need to turn off the computer every time this happen, and then i install ubuntu, many flavors because the problem is repeating many times. Finally the mouse and keyboard is not recognized any more, so i try to reset the bios, so I take off all the case and change the  -bios security jumper-  in the position 2-3 lockdown, at the moment i didnt know the characteristics of this jumper, i was just assuming that it will work the same that other motherboards. I turn on and nothing happen, so while this computer was turn on, I change the jumper to position 1-2 normal, and nothing happen, but when i turn off and try to turn on, never turn on again. Later i came to look the -technical product specification- and in these pdf they say never change the jumper while is on, so I think i damage the bios. My question is, there is some way to fix this? Thanks in advance for your time.

Lee

[AndrewG_Intel]

Hello @arenaleejeje

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