The Board has the newest BIOS version (0053).
I have changed an external drive. The system was working fine with a WD "My Book" on Firewire. Now I have changed to a new WD "My Book" connected via USB3.0. The system start fails with the message:
The system BIOS has detected unsuccessful POST attempt(s). Possible causes included recent changes to BIOS Performance options or
recent hardware changes. Press 'Y' to enter BIOS Setup or press 'N' to cancel and attempt to boot with previous settings.
I have to disconnected the drive to boot the system. What I have to do for booting with connected drive?
Just hit N and it should boot up.
Mine does this all the time when I change things on the computer - it seems to me it's a bug because it pops up when no changes to the bios have been made. I have a DZ77H-55K Intel board.
Jim
Unfortunately it does not boot, if I hit N. Same message again.
Now I have disabled the "usb legacy support". The system boots with the drive connected, but I cannot enter the BIOS anymore and cannot select the OS too start :-(
Try plugging your USB keyboard/mouse into the USB 3.0 ports and try again.
If that fails, try with a PS2 keyboard.
OK, now I was able to enable the "usb legacy support" again, but still the same problem with the connected drive ![]()
I can start the OS with a double click in BIOS on the right boot device ![]()
I see exact message. But my system is brand new.
It starts, then show the motherborad skull index page and then restart.
The next time it restarts it shows the unsussful POST attempts screen.
I'm newbie, so everything you talk could be useful to me.
Thanks
I had the chance to chat with an expert from support.
Unfortunately no concrete hint to solve this problem.
Some points from the chat:

