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While trouble shooting I finally went into the computer and cleared the CMOS. The next boot up DPS G 3.2.9 is working. If you cannot locate the clear cmos jumper see the directions here from Dark Mantis: How to CLEAR CMOS? (giga-byte.co.uk) How to CLEAR CMOS? To clear the CMOS first you need to unplug the computer from the power socket. Then check: 1) If your motherboard is equipped with Clear CMOS button then press it. 2) If your motherboard has CLR_CMOS (Clearing CMOS) jumper then place a jumper cap on the two pins to temporarily short them or use a metal object like a screwdriver to short these pins for 5 seconds. Put the jumper back in it's default position (open). 3) If above methods fail then you need to remove the CMOS battery (small silver disk) and then use method 2) and additionally wait for 10 minutes. Instead of waiting you can use a metal object like a screwdriver to touch the positive and negative terminals of the battery holder (NOT the battery!), making them short for 5 seconds. Replace the battery. The CMOS is now cleared. Now you can plug the PC into the power socket, boot up into the BIOS, Load Optimized Defaults, save and exit. « Last Edit: July 14, 2010, 02:47:38 pm by Dark Mantis »

I am running GA-X58A-UD5 Ver 2.0 motherboard Any way to stop the update to 3.2.9?

Hello, I had the same problem with the "Could not set up a connection with power supply." I ran through all the trouble shooting suggestions like try all the usb headers, try the external usb back ports, try resetting the BIOS. None of those worked for me. What did work was flashing the BIOS and also checking the box marked "Clear DMI data Pool". Since I have done that there have been no issues.