Question: x570 Aorus Pro Wifi Debug LED

Iceman127

Senior Member
Joined
Jan 24, 2010
Messages
1,254
Reaction score
3
Looking for Pros input. :D

Question on debug led for x570 Aorus Pro Wifi.

Any user of x570 Aorus Pro Wifi when booting up the computer, notice the debug led for the motherboard will blink from cpu,ram, vga for 1 or 2 sec each before booting to windows.

This happens each time PC boot up from power button or when computer reset.

No issues found on booting to windows of usage.

Is it a normal cycle of debug LED or a signal the components have small issues but still able to boot to windows? :s13:

Thanks in advance! :s12:
 

NightRaven49

Master Member
Joined
May 17, 2019
Messages
3,741
Reaction score
1,579
msi boards have the same behaviour. should just be part of normal post sequence, so nothing to worry about.
 

Clearnfc

Banned
Joined
Apr 10, 2019
Messages
14,093
Reaction score
3,729
Looking for Pros input. :D

Question on debug led for x570 Aorus Pro Wifi.

Any user of x570 Aorus Pro Wifi when booting up the computer, notice the debug led for the motherboard will blink from cpu,ram, vga for 1 or 2 sec each before booting to windows.

This happens each time PC boot up from power button or when computer reset.

No issues found on booting to windows of usage.

Is it a normal cycle of debug LED or a signal the components have small issues but still able to boot to windows? :s13:

Thanks in advance! :s12:

Duh, you meant you never read the manual about what it does?? Its just to show initialising sequence. If you see the LED stop at RAM, means there is likely a RAM problem.
 

CursedHamster

Member
Joined
Apr 12, 2019
Messages
144
Reaction score
23
Debug LEDs cycling through the 4 option is part of the POST process. Only need to worry if a LED is staying on and you cannot boot into windows. If can boot into windows then can ignore already. I witnessed some quite rare cases of Debug LED staying on but PC no problems so not sure if is bug or something else. I would think the former.
 

Outramkia

Master Member
Joined
Mar 6, 2018
Messages
4,650
Reaction score
94
Looking for Pros input. :D

Question on debug led for x570 Aorus Pro Wifi.

Any user of x570 Aorus Pro Wifi when booting up the computer, notice the debug led for the motherboard will blink from cpu,ram, vga for 1 or 2 sec each before booting to windows.

This happens each time PC boot up from power button or when computer reset.

No issues found on booting to windows of usage.

Is it a normal cycle of debug LED or a signal the components have small issues but still able to boot to windows? :s13:

Thanks in advance! :s12:

The led will cycle through. If stuck means gg liao
 

Iceman127

Senior Member
Joined
Jan 24, 2010
Messages
1,254
Reaction score
3
The led will cycle through. If stuck means gg liao

Thanks bros for the reply and advice. :D
Was wondering if it’s standard for the LED to cycle through when booting.
I assumed that nth will light up unless got problem. Haha whoops.
 
Last edited:

Iceman127

Senior Member
Joined
Jan 24, 2010
Messages
1,254
Reaction score
3
Duh, you meant you never read the manual about what it does?? Its just to show initialising sequence. If you see the LED stop at RAM, means there is likely a RAM problem.

Haha got read but it just state light up stands for what issue, didn’t mention that all will light up in sequence during booting and will stuck with led light on to show issue.
Was assuming that if nth wrong, they won’t light up at all during boot. :s13:

Anyway thanks to all the pros here for clarifying and answering. :)
 

Iceman127

Senior Member
Joined
Jan 24, 2010
Messages
1,254
Reaction score
3
Thanks again to all the bros/pros reply on my question.
Got my answer.
Mod can close thread Le.
Thanks!
 
Important Forum Advisory Note
This forum is moderated by volunteer moderators who will react only to members' feedback on posts. Moderators are not employees or representatives of HWZ Forums. Forum members and moderators are responsible for their own posts. Please refer to our Community Guidelines and Standards and Terms and Conditions for more information.
Top