Z77MA-G45 wont boot up new system

dear folks,
I just built my PC and with the test build everything did it alright, but now when I have it installed in my case it wont boot up.
Everytime i boot you will see in the down right corner B4 / 99 / A2 then it gonna reboot. Ive tried with 1 ram in all the 4 slots but still got the same problem.
Theres no troubleshoot on the website so i cant check out what A2 means. Please help me

that is weird! starting to look like the board is faulty!
a thew other thing you could give a go : do a CMOS clear >>Clear CMOS Guide<< and plug unplug the PSU and hold the power button in for 30 seconds with the power switch turned on at the back of your PSU!

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Quote from: destmedia on 04-October-10, 23:23:54
svet,
Thanks, just tried it. Still the same, no boot.
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does the CMOS checksum wrong error message is gone now?
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