How to Reset Memory to default Please tell me.

Hello everyone,

I have another question waiting for everyone to help answer.
After the last time I was asked to delete data on Disk, SSD, M.2, Diskpart "Clean" and "Clean all" command was helpful. But it will take a long time for 1TB + size, but my problems don't end there.

After I successfully removed the MBR boot malware, I reinstalled Windows 10 20H2 build 19042.572 1 hour later I could feel it back. The same problem came back And more serious, my hardware has been modified from the original factory settings such as Motherboard, Memory. Now waiting for further investigation, my memory was modified Serial number to 0000000 (zero) From this I have found that the 0000 displayed is sector boot memory, but I believe that the Ram will erase the data after shutdown or restart. But now I have found a software to create a permanent RAMDISK and can add an option as read-only, non-delete Or can be deleted.

I want to find a way to restore my memory as usual, Anyone know a solution to this problem? I’m re-flashed the bios several times. Clearing all the power on the motherboard by removing them one by one doesn't solve
“ If am find a solution first, I'll come back to tell everyone how to do it”
Thank you

First off, Don't worry about the Serial number and XMP at the moment.
2) Set the memory speed in the BIOS Manually, It's running at 2133 and should be at 3000.
3) Set the volts to, (1.35V)
4) Set the timing manually, (15-16-16-35)

If you can't adjust any memory setting in the BIOS and they don't stay, Then it maybe a motherboard issue.

Yes, I,m do it many times not work.

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My M.2 name 00000000 same.

Then it seems to me that the BIOS are wacked and won't reset.
You could try flashing to an earlier BIOS(If you haven't tried this already) and see if that will reset your BIOS.
If that doesn't work, Then you may have to RMA it of buy another motherboard.

AMOCO said:

Then it seems to me that the BIOS are wacked and won't reset.
You could try flashing to an earlier BIOS(If you haven't tried this already) and see if that will reset your BIOS.
If that doesn't work, Then you may have to RMA it of buy another motherboard.

I tested back the BIOS layer and found it still the same. And this is the motherboard I bought, the original one is the Asus x470, the new motherboard is the MSI x570 unify. I can't fix it.

Thomasisad said:

I tested back the BIOS layer and found it still the same. And this is the motherboard I bought, the original one is the Asus x470, the new motherboard is the MSI x570 unify. I can't fix it.

MSI has a 3 year warranty on there MB's, RMA the MB.
MSI Member Center

AMOCO said:

MSI has a 3 year warranty on there MB's, RMA the MB.
MSI Member Center

Thank you now am contact msi.
But Memory everyone thing am Chang or not am see some files and 512 bytes boot sector zero on memory can’t delete.