HOW TO FIX BLANK SCREEN AFTER ENABLING SECURE BOOT | Windows 11 Upgrade Headache Fix
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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How to reset cmos:
• How To Reset Bios (CMOS)
Article that gave me the gpu removal idea:
superuser.com/...
The motherboard I have:
Gigabyte Z390 AORUS PRO WiFi... www.amazon.com...
#windows11 #secureboot #bios #computers #windows10 #windows
This video just save me. I did some tips from the comments here and now I installed Windows 11 successfully. If you guys are with blank screen, just do the steps on the video.
After that, on BIOS configuration, when turn on secure boot, make sure to set STANDARD, not Custom. That is what makes the blank screen. Also don't forget to enable the PTT config.
Thank you so much for this video. W11 working fine now
I'm glad this helped and thank you for the tips. Hopefully someone can benefit from it ❤️
PLEASE PIN THIS GUYS COMMENT. So many tutorials online to fix the black screen, but no tutorials to fix the issue it’s self. Needed to put it on to play valorant as I stream it often.
do you have integrated gpu ?
@@silasjenkins2096 Just pinned the comment. Sorry for completely missing your comment. I haven't been checking my RUclips recently and there are a lot of comments here. I hope it's of help to people.
What if before setting standar i had it on custom? I set It standard and then back to custom and put save and exit and i got crashe, then i turned off my PC and now doesnt want to give display i Will try to unplug the gpu and hope It works
Anthony Diaz my friend, let me tell you something. I have been browsing for hours. Nothing. Removing cmos didn’t work, but your Janky ass idea to use the on screen gpu worked for me and I turned of secure boot and I’m back in business. You could have just sat your ass down and never recorded anything, it isn’t your responsibility, but you did man and you saved a lot of people a lot of trouble. Good shit man
I really appreciate your comment, Basar. Thank you for the kind words and you're very welcome 😊
I'm very happy that it worked well for you!
Can i aak you something when you removed the graphic card from the pc did you also remove the little battery from the maotherboard and then you tried to open it? Or did you have only the graphic card removed when you started ur pc?@@anthonydiaz6101
You don't know how much I owe you just for this video. I thought my computer was permanently damaged. If you read this, I really appreciate your video man.
just like everyone else I gotta let you know you saved my life here. every other google result was telling me to take my PC to a tech desk or get a new motherboard. i was a sweaty mess. your video got me all fixed up in a matter of minutes. you're the GOAT
I'm very happy to hear it, man. Thank you very much! I apologize for the delayed reply. I don't check my notifications too much these days. Getting a new motherboard is an option, especially for those who dont have integrated graphics. I feel bad sometimes because I don't have any other answers. I just have to tell everyone the same thing: "Check the comments." 😂 I'm very grateful for you watching and leaving a comment. Thanks again!
Your video saved my pc. I was having the exact same issue with my ryzen 5 cpu and enabling tpm (installing ftpm key) totally bricked it. Nothing worked (CMOS short, battery removal etc.). Sadly my cpu didn't have any built in gpu. I took the board to my friends and used his athlon 3000g and it worked just fine. Reset the bios and now posting this comment using my pc after getting the problem sorted. A big THANKS.
Very happy you got it working again! Thank you for watching my video. I appreciate your time and your comment ❤
You saved me. I was window shopping new motherboards before I found this video haha. Valorant is not worth the drama.
A lot of people are here because of that game lol. I'm glad I could help you out and save you some money. Thanks for watching
Its been a week since I f ucked up after updating the platform key. Im now looking for a new motherboard since my mother board does not have integrated gpu. I have a auros b450 pro. I guess thats my only option to change the motherboard.
I'm also here cuz of valorant
@@algerichdelacuesta7924 omg i also updated the pk and now my pc is fucked, any updates on what you did?
I’m here rn from fucking my shit up Bc of Val
I literally scoured the internet for two days looking for help. This video saved my dissertation! I’m so so thankful!!
You're welcome. Thank you for watching ❤️
Bro i was giving up trying to fix it untill i saw ur vid ur a life savour man😢😢
Thank you. I'm glad you got it working :)
My experience:
I was able to download to windows 11 from 10 without enabling secure boot (but have enabled tpm 2.0). Just recently I decided to enable it due to application restrictions. (Note: all my drives are in GPT)
I've got everything up to date and went into the (Gigabyte B450M DS3H) bios and disabled csm support to enable secure boot. Once I save and exited the changes, the computer was put in a power cycle (gpu lights/fan, cpu and case fans were going off and on (unable to get into bios/boost to windows)). I've spent a few hours diagnosing the issue (ram, cpu, gpu, and psu - these were all fine). So the only thing left was the motherboard itself. I've removed the cmos battery (let it out for 30mins) and short the pins, but it didn't reset the bios.
I gave up on it and bought a new (Gigabyte B450M DS3H V2) motherboard. So I did the same process again on trying to enable secure boot... it did not work... this time I was able to boot to windows but not into bios. I tried resetting bios again, nothing worked... It was like it's fast booting to windows and skipping bios. If I tried to press the DEL key it shows (no display). The only way to get out of the black screen into windows was to power off the computer and deal with the fact that you can never get into bios.
Few days later, I got replacement for the same motherboard... now I'm not touching secure boot until I know it will not brick my motherboard. So from my understanding gigabyte boards kinda shit.
Wise choice. I'm tempted to mess with it sometimes but I know it won't let to any good. Sorry to hear about your experience, it sounds pretty annoying and stressful. It ain't worth it for a new windows that just wants to look like Mac OS. Looks great, but not worth another black screen. Thank you for watching and thank you for your comment. Have a great day 😀
dumb question but how did u get a replacement ? did u send urs back to gigabyte or just order the same one because i have this exact issue w the exact same motherboard and i ordered a new one from amazon and swapped everything onto that one and i’m still getting the same cycle like you mentioned
@@whiipskiii3194 I've ordered the v2 and that didn't seem to work with secure boot so I got a replacement for that on amazon. The first one (power cycle) is a dead board now... I've got everything required to enable secure boot (uefi mode and GPT drives) but for some reason it doesn't work.
@@meepmeep5668 so you still haven’t been able to fix it even w the v2 ?
@@whiipskiii3194 nope. From what I see it's not just gigabyte boards that this is happening to. Just got to wait until we get a bios update or something.
Thought I found the solution. I was euphoric. Went to solv it just to find out that as I have an ITX motherboard, the battery is hidden in a welded box so I can't take it out. Hating my life rn
The battery step isn't necessary. You can skip it
Bro, you saved my pc. I tried multiple times with the battery and screwdriver method but I should've take out my graphics card to plug the HDMI in my motherboard. Thanks a lot!!!
No problem bro. I'm glad my video helped you out!
What cpu?
EASY FIX FOR GIGABYTE MOTHERBOARDS.
STEP 1: DISABLE CSM support
STEP 2: click on secure boot and try to enable it. You will get an error. Restart the computer and enter bios again. Then it will allow you to enable secure boot. Make sure under secure boot menu change secure boot mode to standard instead of custom.
Step 3: click on peripherals and enable Intel platform trust technology.
I hope this helped you all.
Will this allow secure boot to be enabled without the black screen issue?
@@anthonydiaz6101 first time I enabled secure boot I had black screen. I pulled out the graphic card and cleared CMOS by pulling the battery for 10 seconds. Then I connected the display wire directly to the motherboard integrated graphics card.
I went back into BIOs and applied those settings I mentioned above for easy fix.
Everything was smooth. I have windows 11 and no vanguard errors for gaming.
Last step, put the graphic cards back in and plug the display wire.
So I think you should get no black screen if followed those steps the first time for enabling secure boot.
@@TK-iy2qd I might give that a shot. Thanks bro 👍 I'll let you know if it works or not when I try it.
@@anthonydiaz6101 cool let me know. I'll help you troubleshoot if you run into issues.
@@TK-iy2qd You are much luckier than me. I had such a pain trying to get my PC to run normal again (not be black screen) after messing with my bios settings. I wound up just reinstalling windows 10 once it finally booted up after hours of trying things. For now there will be no Windows 11 for me unless it isn't such a risk/pain
bro that’s literally insane, thank you so much, you are a life saver, i was gonna take my pc to service because i even tried reinstalling windows cause i kinda got info my old windows and then it just stopped working so thank you again so much, you really helped me
I'm glad the video helped you out 😃 thank you for the comment, I appreciate it 🙏. Have a good day!
If you don't have integrated graphics, this probably won't work. This won't necessarily be the best fix or something ideal for you but you may have to consider buying a cpu with integrated graphics or a new motherboard. It won't be a cheap fix but it should fix the issue and come in handy in case anything like this ever happens to you again. I'm no pro with computers so I'd recommend doing some research on this first!
how about for HP laptop? i have a blank screen right now. what should i do? thanks!
@@gelrafols8665 unfortunately, I would have no idea how to help you with that 🙁 I haven't done any of this on a laptop. You may have to take it to a shop to get it repaired or something. That's the only thing I can come up with, sorry
@@shakidaki yeah, you plug the hdmi into the motherboard temporarily. You just need to use your integrated graphics to get a display so you can turn off secure boot, then you can connect gpu again and go back to using it
The reason you black screened may be because your secure boot state was set on SYSTEM instead of USER. to change this you have to change the secure boot type from STANDARD to CUSTOM and back to STANDARD again and it should work.
@@lostemu8988 really? 😯 I should have tried that. But now I'm afraid to try because of another black screen 😂 I don't want to go through the process again lol
BRO THANK YOU. BOUGHT NEW GPU AND TRIED SAFE MODE TO INSTALL AND WAS GETTING POWER BUT NO INTERFACE. YOU SAVE MY NEW GPUs life
Glad to hear it ❤️
Hey man I don't know what the heck was going on, I was really desperated because I have almost all my data and notes there. I was about to give up until I found your video. Thanks a lot.
That's great to hear man. Thank you so much for watching and I'm happy that my video was able to help you out. Maybe back up the important data just in case. I've learned my lesson from not backing up my stuff 😂
I don't blame you for saying f Win-11. I went against the little voice in my head last night and wound up doing things in the bios just to try to get Windows 11. To get to the point my PC became unusable after the last part which was something to do with register system keys, after I did and it restart, the issues began. I did everything I could, I took out the motherboard battery, reset the cmos (shorting it), took out my graphics card, and the list goes on. It turned on once before I did all of this and then completely stopped for hours and hours of trying to get it to work. I wound up putting a clean install of of Windows 10 on a usb and eventually it booted up with that, I really don't know why it decided to work because it wouldn't at first.
At this point, I will not be messing with trying to get Windows 11 until I upgrade all of my hardware or at least my motherboard and graphics card which I do plan on doing when a graphics card is not way overpriced. I hope maybe newer stuff won't be such a pain (if it is I may skip the upgrade until it isn't so risky).
Just be careful if you try to get Windows 11 on your pc or you could end up with a bunch of issues like I did and others have been.
100% man, I did the same thing. I knew I probably shouldn't have messed with it, but I got way too into it; trying to find a way to install it. Led to nothing good 😂. I'm super glad you were able to get it fixed bro. Other people haven't been so lucky. Maybe they might have some luck by doing what you did. I'm doing the same thing you are, though; just waiting until it's less risky. That will probably be much later on though because my computer doesn't meet the requirements and I don't really want, or need, to upgrade right now.
Thank you for commenting!
Can you please give a link of ISO you use in your bootable USB
@@shakidaki this is true
Thanks God I saw this video before enableing secure boot, thank you dude!
No problem man 🙂 glad you didn't make the same mistake as we did haha
Tysm for your suggested method, I was trying to enable secure boot with an older motherboard(around 2013-ish) and then my whole screen wont show any display.. Then I took out the CMOS battery, boot it up and display were shown.. The BIOS resets back to default settings and all good to go.. What I learned today? How to reset BIOS haha.. 😂
I'm planning to do this thing next Friday when I get the Pentium with iGPU from a guy for 10€. However, my situation is a bit different because my computer is currently working since I manually switched to the backup BIOS using the small switch on the motherboard. But I want to get both BIOSes up and running, and using this iGPU and resetting the settings seems to be the safest and most reliable way to do it.
So thank you for corfirming that this method works.
Thank you for this mate, I thought I had fried my mobo. I was searching for fixes for hours.
Glad to help where I can :)
Heyo, thank you so much for this video. Helped me get my pc posting again. I did some poking around and found out the issue causing secure boot to do this. It has to do with the default keys for secure boot, and if you go into your bios where you turn on secure boot you should find an area where you can turn on default keys for secure boot and that fixed the issue for me so I can now use secure boot fine in windows 11, hope this helps!
No problem, glad it helped you out. I appreciate the feedback. I'll give that a shot if I choose to upgrade.
Wow, worked for me. Thanks man
@@marcuslee1949 Glad to hear it worked! No problem at all
Can you do a tutorial ?
Anthony, my friend. You just saved a brand new pc. THANK YOU!
No problem, I'm happy it worked for you :)
Anthony you are literally a life saver I had the exact same issue with trying to get safe boot enabled. Did you ever find a way to get safe boot enabled properly?
Happy to hear it worked for you. Thank you for watching the video!
Unfortunately, I never found a way to get it to work. I tried again after I had fixed it with other methods, updates, etc. and I still ended up with a black screen. I'm just gonna have to wait until I upgrade to a newer CPU that's compatible. Apparently, the issue with compatibility that I had was that my CPU wasn’t supported. Mine was literally just barely out of the list, I think based on the models I saw on the compatibility list. If I had built my pc just a year later and gotten a newer model CPU, I think it would have gotten a compatible one. It is what it is, I guess lol 🤷♂️
Did you leave the battery out while doing it?
I had the same problem yesterday, I wanted to enable secure boot to be ready to install Windows 11 whenever I want... black screen.
And I have a CPU with no iGPU...
Thankfully I had a Ryzen 3200G as spare parts so I swap the CPUs and fixed everything in the BIOS, everything works again (but no Secure boot).
Guess I'll have to wait until someone finds a way to enable secure boot on these Gigabyte boards (B450i Aorus Pro Wifi)
That's great! Good thing you got it fixed
I have the same motherboard and had the same issue. Sadly I didn’t have a spare processor with integrated graphics to fix this, and ended up prematurely getting a new motherboard and processor altogether.
I have some problem with no internal gpu. Can i change another vga card to make my pc boot again to change bios setting?
You are and absolute chad thank you sir :)
I'm glad it worked for you bro 🙂
Man i cant thank you enough i have a Gigabyte z390 UD with a i5 9400f so when i triedd this method the first time it did not work bc i dont have an igp so i contacted a friend who sent me a i3 8100 across the country and it booted today and im so thankful for you mate it was my last hope
My pleasure! I'm happy to hear you got it working :)
You just saved my life man, I’m about to pay 100 bucks for a new motherboard. Thanks God a man like you exist!! 🎉
This Faceit in Counterstrike is shit, letting me enable my secure boot and made my pc blackout
That's exactly what i did on my MB (Gigabyte UD Z390), and the only way i realized it was my GPU is, because i have 4 LED on my MB that have written on them (CPU-RAM-VGA and Bios). When i saw that VGA LED up, I instantly removed it, and saw the error disappearing together to some error beeps it was "screaming at me". The crappy part is, you're royally screwed if you don't have a CPU with integrated GPU.
Yeah, unfortunately that is true. I'm lucky I bought one that happened to have it. If I didn't, I would not be very happy right now. I feel for anyone who doesn't have integrated graphics though, it must be very frustrating.
Well yeah thats why I am screwed. I5 10400f and 1660 super tried to enable secure BOOT. And boom!! Gotta call tech guy who can fix my PC by putting IGPU based CPU. This process sucks!!!
@@atharvakale1167 and guess what, the reason it doesn't work well is cause u need to updated the bios on your MB. That's not rly dangerous unless u live in an area where you have black outs. Let's just say you don't want your electricity to fail when u update the bios.
@@Wolf_Spark well it is updated. Issue is only with gigabyte mb. I checked online and around 90% issue is with GB mb.Like GB which is one of the top most brands
@@atharvakale1167 Could be that, last week when i was trying for this updated, it seemed GB and Asrock mb have some issues with the secure boot/TPM settings.
Ohhhh OK you meant The Ciomos Battery, That Is called Cimos battery if you remove and Enter it again It will actually Reset the Bios Setting, so if You Did something wrong inside Bios SYSTEM JUST Remive it and Enter it Again, But DONT DO IT ALONE ONLY A TECHNICAL GUY CAN DO IT, IF YOU DO IT BY YOUR SELF SOMETHING BAD MAY HAPPEN EVEN WHEN YOU TAKE IT OFF THE CIMOS BAYTERY PLZ BE CARFULLY
DUDE YOURE INSANE, nobody tells that you have to UNPLUG THE GC and it worked so fucking fine, thank you a lot
Can you clarify something? Did you turn secure boot off and just leave it off? So technically you're at square one and its not fixed. Right?
thanks man...Finally got to bios and disable safe boot....legit fix
Glad to hear it bro! Thank you for watching the video. I appreciate it. Have a great day!
You're the goat, this post saved my setup after I tried to install Madden 24!! Thank you sir.
You're very welcome. Thank you for your comment, good sir, I appreciate it! 🙏
Ok I had this happen exactly and found an easier fix.
Uninstall gpu, plug hdmi into integrated graphics on mobo. Go into bios and then change profile to standard. Reinstall gpu and all is good. I didn’t want to reset cmos since my cpu isn’t supported by my original bios. Hope this helps someone. This had me sweating bullets.
I’ve tried everything that I’ve found on the internet about why my monitor won’t work and I did this…AND IT WORKED!!!! Holy shit I’m so happy!!! thank you so much for this video!!!!
No problem. Thank you for your comment :)
You are a king. Saved me a bunch of $$$, and looks like you've probably saved millions with everyone combined! W mans!
Thanks brother you saved me!😭💓 i was trying for like 1 or 2 days and so what nothing seems to work! thats dude!!!
I cant believe this really fixed it... I am so thankful. Hope you have a nice evening!!!
I'm glad it worked for you. Thank you, have a great day!
You leave the battery out the entire time?
@@DCH_Paul Yes, the Battery has to be of the Mainboard the entire time so u can reset the BIOS. U have to plugin the HDMI on ur Mainbord. Then insert the Battery and Plugin the GPU again and Start.
do you need integrated graphics in your cpu?
ive seen a trend of people who are people that are just normal human beings and down to earth being more helpful than big creators lol
your video saved my day rly thanks alot ,never touching bios and valorant again
I'm happy that my video helped you. Bummer, you don't get to play, though. That game has been a big source of my views, it seems 😂
I did the same thing the boot led on the motherboard is on and still no display any help?
We almost had to delete all our progress of the pc and then i found this! Thank you!
No problem. Thank you for watching :)
The same problem here. Unfortunately I do have a cpu without integrated graphics. Mobo: Gigabyte Aorus z390-I. This seems to be mainly gigabyte's problem. Luckily my brother has a cpu with gpu and he let's me borrow it. If that solution works, I'm going to post it everywhere.
Hopefully it works for you. Let me know if it does
@@anthonydiaz6101 problem fixed with integrated graphics!
@@emilhanelius7655 Awesome! 😃
I found the reason of the problem, and your solution works for me, thanks for the help :)
Also in the page of nvidia they recommend the same solution as you
What's the reason? I'm glad it worked
@@anthonydiaz6101 For some strange reason RUclips removes my comment when I put a link, so I will send you the link in parts so that you can join everything and you can see the reason according to nvidia
@Sandox it might be because there's a lot of scam comments these days
@@anthonydiaz6101 I tried to send the link in 1000 different ways, but youtube won't let me, so if you want to know why, google:
When installing an after-market graphics card into a certified Windows 8 PC with UEFI enabled, the system may not boot.
The first result.
I hope it helps you :)
I did exactly what it says in the video: removed the graphics card then took out the battery and put it back, but the screen still doesn't turn on. Anyone have another idea???
how are people needing secure boot for win 11 ever since ive had win 11 i havent been able to access bios to turn secure boot on
so if you dont have a integrated graphics on your cpu just ask a friend or someone to give them their gpu to start it up ( or use your old one )
Hey bro thanks a lot i can't tell how grateful I am thank you bro my problem was solved because of you literally i have no words thank you bro thanks a lot ♥️♥️ you earned a subscriber:)
No problem. I'm very happy to hear the issue is fixed. Thank you for your comment 🙏
Enabled secure boot and factory keys.. mine is still rebooting after removing cmos and gpu, barely powering the run fan. Neither Monitor or mouse gets power. I just wanted to play Valo 😭
Did you find a solution? Val isn’t worth the effort omg I wish i knew
@@layto9881 I had download boot flash into a usb drive, plug it into the bios usb slot and click a button on the mobo to reinstall a fresh bios from the usb. I gave up.. each time I tried to enable it I had to reinstall bios.
Well for people who doesn't have integrated gpu. Try to use the q flash to update your bios if the motherboard support. It save mine.
Q flash? Please explain
@@bizzo2ps702 q flash allows your motherboard bios to be updated/reset without turn on the computer even without CPU. Try search it online and check whether your motherboard support it or not.
@@codenameice547 thank you so much. It took me 4 hours but i finally got my board to work because of q flash. May the gods bless your soul 🙃
@@bizzo2ps702 happy to help.it took me almost a week 😂
Thanks for the info. It fixed my pc
for those with the cmos reset did not work follow this: if u have a APU plug your display cable directly to the motherboard so that u can bypass the secure boot validation. and get your display back then u can just go into bios and revert the changes you made. no need to replace your motherboard. if u dont have one just bring your mobo to the shop you bought it from and tell them to do what i said.
Thank you for your comment. I hope it helps some people out.
An APU?
@@RokeJulianLockhart.s13ouq APU= a cpu with integrated graphics on them.
AMD = any cpu with a G on its name end (Ryzen 5 4500G)
Intel = any cpu with a "F" in the end will not come with integrated graphics. Most intel cpus come with it.
@@shoryuguten Thanks.
Thanks mate I forgot about the hdmi on the motherboard to get back to bios and rectify a few things for secure boot because of black screen on gpu well done
Glad to help. Have a great day, thanks for watching!
Do i need integrated cpu?
Love u bro thank you soooooo much i searched like 2h for solution thanks
No problem bro. Glad to help where I can
OMG bro you literally saved my life, i was so desperate. Thank you so much!
I'm glad it helped. Thank you for watching
Thank you for this Nate Diaz.
Duddeeeee you are the man what a headake this has given me ! Worked
It gave me quite a headache too. I thought I was screwed. Luckily this worked. I'm glad it worked out for you too. Thank you for the kind words :)
I need help with this, I tried what you said but I still have no post
You need integrated graphics for this to work. If you don't, look through the comments as some people have been able to figure out other fixes.
@@anthonydiaz6101 Yea, I figured! I will be replacing my motherboard since I have tried everything!
@@anthonydiaz6101 this short got in my recommended again and all I wanna say is that they repaired my motherboard and everything has been good since! 😊😊
I LOVE YOU SOOOOO MUUUUCH I THOUGHT MY MOBO IS DEAD BUT YOU SAVED MEEEEE I LOOOOVEEEE YOUUUUU
I'm glad it worked out well for you :)
Its being a fking 3 days and still working on it, like when i disable csm the gpu won’t booting
For everyone here still struggeling, qflash!!!!!! It works 100%, just if you can do it, bios will reset everytime a bios instalation is done, preferres the newest ofcourse.
Even the q flash didnt Work for me…
@@Kaluno are you sure you completed the q-flash, whats is your motherboard?
I’ll try it this weekend and see if it works, thanks.
BROOOOO THANK YOU I OWE YOU MY LIFE THANK YOU THANK YOU I ALMOST THOUGHT I HAD TO GO TO A REPAIR SHOP
You're welcome. Glad I could help ❤️
Thank you so much bro. This is insane i was stressing and then i found your video thank you 100 times.
You're very welcome, I'm glad it worked for you. Thanks a lot for watching 🙏
Did you leave the battery out the entire time?
@@DCH_Paul no , just around 20 sec then do what he said , unplug your GPU and put hdmi cable in motherboard hdmi.
@@gennbinaku7656 also one more thing is your pc on during it or no cause mine isn’t working
@@DCH_Paul no unplug your pc first, then do what i said.
Do you leave the battery thingy out the entire time while doing it or no?
Hi, good, I'm a 15-year-old boy who has a younger brother who plays valorant, tonight I try to activate secure boot because the game asks for it, I get a black screen, but if there is a response from the keyboard and mouse, what do I do , I don't know much about PC and I don't want to disconnect the gpu for fear of breaking it, I only connect the cable of my monitor as vga?
I have an i7 10th integrated graphics a gigabyte h410m s2h and a gtx 1650
I beg you please help me, I'm from Argentina and I've had my PC for 3 years, I don't want to lose it because I have my parents' medical projects and papers
@@PIPEaim do the same thing that the guy did in the video it works 100% and don't worry the gpu won't break
As Karim said, you probably won't break it. Just don't yank anything out of the motherboard. If you don't feel comfortable, look up a video on how to remove a gpu and see how the person in the video does it and just copy them. Since you have integrated graphics, this should work for you. I'm sure you'll do it just fine without breaking anything. Sorry for taking so long to reply, I don't check this account as often anymore.
I solved it with the little knowledge I had of flashing the bios
thanks bro that saved my day by these infos
i acctaly tryed to enable those options for valorant bc of the stupid windows 11
i really hate windows 11 rn
is there anything i can do to be able to play valorant with out secure boot and tpm ?
Thank you very much for making this video! Keep safe! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
You too bro! You're welcome, happy to help!
The best thing about you is that you reply to each and every comment
Thanks man. If you took the time out of your day to watch and leave a comment, it's the least I can do 🙏. I appreciate you bro
@@anthonydiaz6101 welcome and thx at the same time... thx for what you told in the vid and welcome as a reply to this message
@@anmolsharma832 🙂
my keyboard and mouse won't even turn on and yeah i have graphic card i tryed everything but still dsnt work😕
I'm very sorry to hear that. I don't have any other recommendations or solutions other than telling people in your situation to check the comments. I think a few people have figured something out. I wish you the best, and again, I'm sorry for not being of much use at this point. Thank you very much for watching and commenting 🙏❤️
Thanks bro you are the goat you helped me
I tried ur steps but still not working i took the gc out and plugged the monitor with the motherboard directly via vga and still not working any suggestions?
My new mobo is on its way, I gave up trying to solve this problem. I have tried everything and nothing works, I don't have a cpu with integrated graphics. I just activated the secure boot and my monitor stays with black screen, my keyboard turns on and off its lights in an endless loop after that....
That sucks. Hopefully this does the trick. What mobo did you go for and will you be trying again or are you done? I kind of gave up on windows 11 😂
yo did u fix it or nah
No, I had to buy the same motherboard again
Omg! Broooo it worked. Thanks bro! I’m finding solution for 8hrs. This totally worked!
I'm very happy it worked out for you! I appreciate your time
You leave the battery out the entire time?
Found this after i figured it out myself. Would have been life saving if i saw it before 😅. Anyways, what he says in this video 100% works 👍
Thank you, I appreciate your comment ❤
Did you leave the battery out the entire time or no?
So you take out the graphics card and you take out the battery?
@@DCH_Paul no, only take the CMOS battery out to reset it same with GPU and follow said steps above in the video, but for your question only take it out for like 20 seconds and reset it back in place
i just wanna drop an i love you, cuz nothing worked except this. thanks bro.
You're welcome 🙂 Thank you for your comment and for watching my video 🙏
You're a god damn life saver, thank you so much man!
You're very welcome. I'm glad I could help ❤️
Thank you so much bro. You saved my life and time ❤️🔥
No problem, I'm glad it worked foe you. Thank you for watching
Thank you so much for the vid man! This was stressing me out bad
You're welcome, glad I could help. Thank you for watching ❤️
Did you leave the battery out the entire time?
Life Saver, thank you so much for this video!!
Thank you! I'm glad it worked for you.
Did you leave the battery out or no?
I don't have a integrated graphics on my CPU what should I do I tried evrything
flashing bios
removing CMOS battery even replaced one
Followed all your steps
Pls do tell me what can I do
Replacing the motherboard will be one way of doing it. One of the comments said that it's an incompatibility with the GPU, so you'd have to get a GPU that can support secure boot. That's a little beyond me, but getting a new motherboard will do the trick, worst case scenario
Thanks bro it works for me
The fix for me with Gigabyte was to force boot from the backup BIOS. Check if you board has the DualBios feature and force boot from the second chip.
I didn't even know that was a thing. Thank you for your comment. Hopefully, someone in the comments gets some value out of it :)
I love you. May your pillow forever be nice and cool whenever you sleep.
Thanks for this Bro!
wow i really thought my pc was done for, thank you a lot genuinely!
Very happy to help. Thanks for watching
Did you leave the cmos out or no?
@@DCH_Paul no. Take it out for a few seconds then put it back in. The other steps are after you put the cmos battery back in. It's just to reset cmos. You can skip taking out the cmos battery if you want. I did it for good measure
@@anthonydiaz6101 THANK you I’m trying one more time I’ve spent literal days and nights on fixing my pc
@@anthonydiaz6101 one more question is the pc unplugged and flick the switch off or no?
Bro I love you it took me forever could not sleep because of this
Thank you, I'm glad the video helped you out! I was in the same boat before I came across this solution, I thought I had screwed up my PC lol
@@anthonydiaz6101 same, thought I had screwed it up too
Hey Anthony, I did all the steps here and still am left with a black screen. What do you recommend I do next? I feel like I’m running out of options here.
If you don't have integrated graphics, it won't work. If nothing else works, you may have to replace your motherboard. I'm no expert in this, so I don't have many answers.
lowkey kinda screwed rn same situation but i don’t got intergrated graphics 😅
Me 2 so i buy a cpu with intergrated graphics
I got lucky I even bought one with integrated graphics. Buying a new mobo may work as well. Seen a few people in the comments doing that
Just removing the battery worked for me. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Wow, good for you. I tried that as well and it didn't work for me; I had to do the extra step. I'm glad it helped. Have a great day and thanks for watching 😃
This worked great for me man thanks so much.
Thank you for watching. I'm glad this helped
Did you leave it out the entire time?
You’re an absolute legend, thank you so much for sharing this!
Thank you! No problem, I'm glad I could help :)
WHAT A LEGEND IT WORKED I LOVE YOU
Love you too, thanks for watching 🙂
OMG I LOVE YOU, I LOVE YOU SO MUCH YOU ARE MY HERO I ASPIRE TO BE JUST LIKE YOU WHEN I AM OLDER YOU MADE MY DAY EVEN THOUGH I HATED REMOVING THE GPU IT WORKED I LOVE YOU SOOOOOOO MUCHHHH OMG TYSM
Thank you very much. I appreciate it ❤️.
Yeah, it's a little more tedious but I'm glad it worked for you.
Thanks again for the kind words
I am currently dealing with the same situation on Asus Rog Strix B450-F Gaming mb. I mistakenly enabled 'secure boot keys' and since then no signal on monitor. I tried to reset bios trough the CLRTC pins didn't work. I tried removing battery trick didn't work. I have tried MB's HDMI to see if I get any signal to display before and I did not get anything BUT I haven't tried it after I attempt to reset BIOS like you did. So now I will go back and try mb HDMI again.
Good luck 👍
@@anthonydiaz6101 didn't work. nothing works. only option left is to ez-flash my mb.
@@ProxiusMusic This method only works if you have integrated graphics. Other people have fixed it by getting a new motherboard. Not cheap but it's an option. Try reading through the comments in case someone has found a workaround that could work for you too.
@@ProxiusMusicany update?
Apparently my processor was dead which was causing the issue :( @@buffymade
It seems I do not have a HDMI port in my motherboard, only in my GPU. Can you suggest what to do?
I have same issue had a problem with GPU driver and cant enter secure boot option. Now I see you also using gigabyte... It could be bc of Gigabyte boards I guess...
Thank you brother
No problem. I'm happy this worked for you :)
my pc did this last year and i couldnt fix it no matter what i did, as my cpu was an i7 9700F, but i just recently ordered a used celeron G4900 for like 20 bucks. lets hope it works, maybe if i fix the motherboard i could make a pc with them and give it to my friend or sell it to someone.
Thx for the video, it really helped me
Happy to hear it, man. Thank you 🙏