P7-1380t CPU Not Supported

I have a n HP p7-1380t computer with:
Inland 500w PSU
H-Joshua-H61-uATX motherboard
nvidia GTX 660 graphics card
I just replaced the included i5-3330 processor with an i5-3570k and when I turn on the computer, an errror message comes up that says the CPU is not supported; then the computer automatically shuts down.
The i5-3570k has a TDP of 77w, which is an allowed wattage for the motherboard
See: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c03135925&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en#N129
The error screen also says to press esc to go to the startup menu, but when I press esc, the only thing that happens is more text appears that says "startup menu". Then the computer powers off.
How do I get my PC to work with this new CPU?
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Well, that why I said: check BIOS first. Other thing comes to my mind, the PSU is only 300W therefore it may not have enough power to drive the new CPU.
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