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few weeks back, I reformatted an external hard drive and had to update a
few drivers. After downloading the updates, I restarted the computer
and received got a "CMOS Checksum error" in BIOS.
Tried
to restart it in safe mode to restore it to a point I had saved last
week. Normally, this should take only 15-30 minutes but it ended up
being stuck on the "System restore is restoring the registry" screen for
over 4+ hours, leading me to believe something is wrong with the
computer's registry. After the system restore I looked into the
computers event log to find multiple hardware errors, as well as no
Optane memory modules installed onto the computer.
When
I try to enable it in Intel RST then I just get the message: "Your system
appears to be Intel Optane memory ready but no Intel Optane memory
modules were detected on your computer." I've checked BIOS and RST is
enabled in. Any ideas?
Brand: Acer Aspire-TC-865
Processor Type: Intel® Core™ i5-8400
Motherboard: Intel B360
Memory: 8 GB + 16 GB Intel Optane
Storage: 1 TB Serial ATA/600
Graphics card: AMD RX 570 OC 8 GB
Power Supply: Corsair CX550M