Part 3 video with more solutions here: ruclips.net/video/DCASg2EbCYs/видео.html Have an MSI B650 motherboard? Bios issues are BAD here "currently June 2023" issue still persist watch this video: ruclips.net/video/7pn9e6GV-cM/видео.html
I never post on here. But came to say thank God I found your video. Been scratching my head trying to understand why I couldn't see the bios but could boot in to windows!
I replaced my GTX 1050 with a RTX 3050 for a few days. After switching back I noticed the lack of the BIOS splash screen. This became an issue for when I wanted to try out some live USB Sticks. I tried disabling Fast Startup in Windows, clearing the CMOS, but nothing helped. Doing the DP firmware update solved my issue. Thank you very much!
Thanks!! I’ve been fitting new power supplies so have been plugging and unplugging things around 20 times and have accidentally plugged into the wrong port. I too, had no idea it mattered 😂
You have no idea how much this helped me. I just upgraded my motherboard but kept my old 1070ti gpu as new ones are so expensive :( I tried everything to fix it myself and ran out of things to try. I had no thought of updating the gpu's firmware. This fixed it and Im so happy. Thank you so much for this video.
Oh god !! Your comments saved me haha ! Guys please be patient while pressing DEL key. Don’t start pressing as soon as you hit Restart. Wait for the MSI splash screen to come and BOOM! You’re in the BIOS
Bro thank you so much. Bios wasn’t loading because I had multiple screens hooked up. I had to unplug all of them and keep my main monitor hooked up. Bios popped up instantly after restart
DUDE! thank you for making this!. I just built a new system. asus tuf z690 12th gen i7. I could not get any display from my GPU (titan x). solid vga light on the motherboard. i updated the firmware and boom. everything works perfect. thanks again!
BIOS PROBLEM - MINISFORUM U700 Hi, I own a Mini PC brand Minisforum model U700, the Driver Booster 9 program indicated a Bios Update, and when installing it, it gave me an error and then the MiniPC turns on but does not start, it always remains on a black screen. MinisForum gave me the Bios file which has a .bin extension but they don't tell me how to reinstall it, nor does it have a Jumper (at least I couldn't identify it). It has a reset button but didn’t do anything for the problem, I already tried removing the battery and nothing. I wanted to know if you or someone in your community could help me, I can't get U700 to boot from the pendrive, I have already tried to format it in FAT32 and with other programs to make it bootable but there is no way for the minipc to boot from the pendrive.
It is technically the firmware of the Nvidia GPU together with "many" high speed gaming monitors such as this one. You're welcome. There are so many reasons it could happen it is crazy... hence I have 3 videos on the subject plus another specific to the MSI B650I motherboards, due to a bios flaw.
I need your help please It says no signal when i turn on my monitor but this was fixed last time when somebody turned on my PC and at the start and went immediately to bios settings, the first thing to appear was hold f1 on the monitor and it worked. How do i make that appear?
Make the bios appear? If you mean the bios my first question is what motherboard and model and CPU? For example if you have MSI and Ryzen 7000 you need to reset the CMOS and it going to be slow to boot but after the second boot the bios screen should show. With that situation you need to choose "memory context restore" and change what every settings you were using it'll boot slow one more time and be normal after... But it can be a different situation depending on your computer setup.
Oh my god, I finally fixed it thanks to this! I was having two issues, the first one being on my second monitor which is on vertical, that's where my pc shows the bios it's so annoying because I have to tilt the monitor on landscape if I have to do anything, I wanted it to boot on my primary display which is on DP, the second monitor is on HDMI though. Secondly I don't know what happened but suddenly it stopped showing the bios on both screens and are completely black and will only receive signal when I'm on login screen, the system works just as fine. With this displayport update firmware fixed both issues, not only does it start up on my main monitor the bios shows as well. Two birds one stone, thanks a lot.
Glad it worked, if you haven't already consider subscribing to help this channel out. I have a ton of tech videos, a lot of RGB LED strip videos more recently.
1. I have updated the BIOS version to the newest on my MSI Tomahawk B450 (regular version), which went just fine. Everything was working fine, but I didn't like the UI, so I wanted to downgrade to the previous one. 2. I have installed one of the previous BIOS versions, but not the one I had originally, because it was way too old. 3 After it fully installed older BIOS version to 100% it re-loaded my PC and I started to get black screen. All fans are spinning, etc, but my Num lock red light on the keyboard doesn't show up and the keyboard is totally non-responsive. All I see is black screen. I tried to wait for at least 5-10 minutes. Removing battery from motherboard, pressing reset button help didn't help :( What could went wrong? And what are my other options?
Do you have a bios flashback button? Because a flash gone bad or incompatible memory with the older version or CPU incompatible if too old of a version can be Problem. I have not clue what bios version you flashed or what support you lost or if it was a bad flash of the bios.
@@sparketech Yes, pressed BIOS flashback button, but that didn't change a thing. The flashing (through M-Flash procedure) went to 100% and finished with reboot successfully. However after that I started to get black screen. Yesterday I updated my BIOS version to the newest available, because I was going to replace my GPU and RAM (internet stated that it's a preferable thing to do). So I got 3600 MHz RAM (was 2400 before) and RTX 3090 video card (was 1070 GTX before). Everything was working fine with newest BIOS version, but the UI was ugly af, so I wanted to downgrade. Well, the rest you know already :) Initially I thought the problem was caused by the GPU. I read somewhere on the internet that older versions of Bios failed to recognise NVIDIA 3000 series and later versions of GPUs and someone has fixed it by swapping the display port cable with HDMI. I tried that too, but that didn't help. The next thing I thought about is RAM. Max RAM speed is listed as 3466MHz for Tomahawk B450, but that shouldn't have caused such incompatibility issues... Anyways I gave the PC to the local tech store. If you want I can let you know later how that turns out and what have caused the failure after all.
@@sparketech the CPU is not the problem, because I built this PC in Jan 2019 and the BIOS version, that caused failure is from AUG 2019 or NOV 2019 (don't really remember which I used) :)
@@zimenc100 if the memory was an upgrade since 2019 it certainly could have been the memory. If you would have said ahead of time I would have saved you the trip to the store. The bios rom file had to be renamed MSI.ROM in order to use bios flashback. I also have a video on that... I own a lot of MSI products. My board is an MSI B550i Gaming Edge. My monitor is the MSI MPG321QRF-DQ, my GPU is the MSI Gaming X Trio RTX3070 series
On multiple MSI boards I always have to swap out my GPU any time I do a BIOS update or reset. The motherboards default to CSM and any gaming cards I own won't display output until It's set to UEFI. I keep a crap OEM card handy for this purpose. For my setup I use a DP->VGA cable which may be part of the issue.
I wish you good luck, back in the day there was no display update port needed or noted that I had ever seen. Only thing I could suggest if the issue is firmware is see if the manufacturer (company brand that made the card) has anything. Also your card night even be too old for the current display port versions used in monitors these days... If the CPU had built in graphics try that to enter the bios.
I don't know why, but when I connect my monitor via DisplayPort, I can't access the BIOS. The screen slightly flickers during startup and appears for a moment as if the TV has no signal, but there are no issues when using HDMI.
Multi monitors have been a known issue for years for bios display. I have more solutions in video #3. To even hope to be of any more help I would have to know your motherboard which chipset, GPU and monitor models. The AMD B650 has it's own issue. Half of the 900, 1000 and even some of the 700 series and 3000 series of GPUs from Nvidia have issues including the AMD RX400 and 500 and the Fury cards and certain movies monitors under certain refresh rates. So many reasons.
I have an RTX3070 nothing works for me to see bios. And my motherboard has a plate on top of everything so the battery is not visible. I love how manufacturers make it possible so that a bios cannot be seen and we have to find ways to fix it.
motherboard is an MSI Gaming Edge? If your bios isn't the oldest one out there press the power button for 5 seconds when the computer is off to reset the bios.
@@sparkestudio It is an Asus Rog Strix TRX40 E-Gaming, I made the mistake to try to reset the BIOs with the jumpers and the power holding for 15 seconds (inside the motherboard) not the actual power button). And then my pc went dead, it wouldn't even boot on windows, the LED troubleshooting gave me BIOS light error and the mini screen on the motherboard showed "error 02". I contacted ASUS help and they told me to do a USB flash bios update... boy that didnt' work. I had to take it to a technician to fix it. Now it works and I can see my bios finally.
@@aryaprincess2479 Glad you got it working, sucks you had to pay to get it fixed... I have even videos how to fix a computer that won't boot btw. Use to run my own computer business. It's a lot easier mind you to trouble shoot a computer seeing it in person than trying to "discuss" online what it could be. How you find using a thread ripper CPU, sucks there is no 5000 series models yet, with any luck they'll release a V-cache thread ripper version.
@@sparkestudio I paid 10 euros only because it took him 10~15 minutes to test everything and find the right solution. My pc cost me like 4500 euros in total in January 2021 (without the monitor and peripherals) so I am not fooling around with it. I'd rather pay some money to be 100% sure it works. It is a threadripper 3960x, 128GB RAM 3600MHz, RTX 3070 OC (3080s and 3090s were still out of stock during that time on early 2021), full tower case, 1500w PSU, PCI SSD and an additional HDD for extra storage etc. The technician was the guy who also stitched the parts into the final pc so he knew what he was doing. He already made a profit from me buying a spaceship pc from him so he feels an obligation to help me with minimal costs for these types of problems.
@@aryaprincess2479 That's great you didn't have to pay much. That's quiet the system you got, still wonder if we are going to see the 5000 series thread ripper around March
i am useing sapphire rx580 nitro with ryzen 3600 b450 tomahawk motherboard using windows 11 almost 3 or 4 months not showing the bios part since yesterday and cant enter the bios system runs fine though ..... i tried changing ports differnt hdmi cleared CMOS (now can play valorant cause valorant needs to on the secure boot and tmp option as well) i dont know what to do ! i post my problem to some community most of them don't get my problem at all and talking to clear the cmos and clean the ram chk the graphics card at different computer etc useless things > what should i do now ?
First thing to do is see if all the like 4 or 5 people now that have commented have listed any resolutions to the RX580 problem... The issue is a HUGE for the RX580 not showing the bios. Really odd that it happened suddenly. Just got off work, super lacking time at the moment cause I work 10 hours a day and am on day 10 or 14.
My first suggestion is to us your TV and see if that works to display the bios. Next suggestion is use something other than the evil anti bios showing RX580 lol. If you get into the bios turn off UEFI bios to legacy or something and your problem should be solved and can go back to the RX580
@@sparketech cant have tv option cause I live far from family and my roommate have a vga monitor and no port for hdmi or display neither my graphics card have one .... one more thing I used ddu to uninstall the graphics driver then its was total blank (pc running no windows ) somehow dont know exactly, i turned on csm mode and its shows bios + windows then i reinstalled the graphics driver update motherboard bios to the latest one then turn of the uefi and its sad no bios again direct windows 11 what should i do now ? try to get back csm mode or firmware update (less risk cause my gpu has dual bios) ? or get back to previous graphics driver (its horrible cause if the uninstall part shows the total black again it would be messy again .. And thanks for your time man u really motivated me ,I am not freaked out just thinking what to do
@@anindow Windows 11 sounds like a bit of a mess. If there is real updated firmware / bios for the GPU it may fix the issue. The RX580 is a nightmare and windows 11 does not seem any less of a nightmare with it's silly requirements. I'm not going to try Windows 11 for maybe a year or so if I do, there are too many annoying bugs with it.
@@sparketech I am very grateful to U bro ❤️ finally bios update solve my problem I mean my graphics card's problem 🤣 ... I tried to flash the firmware almost 4 times (most of the time it got stuck and I had to force restart I waited 30 min per stuck to be sure it got stuck) at the 5th try it finally showed the success (all credit goes to U 🕊️) message and everything just fine as previous. U made my day brother 🤩🤩
hi would u know why my bios wont show up like as if its there, but no display at all, i tried disabling the fastboot, changed wires, try other monitor but nothing worked. it just wont show up when i press the bios key it stays black then if not it just boots directly to the loading screen of windows. im starting to think my bios driver corrupted or something
And the reason the bios does show up can be from a combination of hardware. GPU, the bios type like MSI having a UEFI bios and the monitor. If you don't tell me your hardware you have told me nothing.
@@yagzkoksal154 i have same card i was able to fix it yesterday i tried connecting it to other display device/ in my case im using my tv, so the thing i notice is that the bios appears rarely instead of everytime, like in 10 reset tries i get to see the bios splash 1 time. That did the job for me :D
Man I spent an hour messing around. Thinking of taking the gpu out or bios flash. The second input trick worked with dp. My hdmi (only had one slot) didn’t work but lucky I had 3 dp ports. Nvidia 3060ti
My pc shows no signal, even changed the cable but still nothing and i cant seem to boot into bios by pressing F1 Del etc. keys. My pc boots into bios whenever it feels like it not when i try to and at this point i am very frustrated because i can't solve the problem. I am only able go into windows through bios but my pc just won't boot into bios when i want it to, it just leaves me with no signal screen. I reseated the ram sticks. Nothing happened there still no signal. I wanted do the CMOS but i think it's under my gpu but i cant seem to pull my gpu out so i am not going to play with that in case i break something...I am literally just scratching my head, about to pull my hair out in frustration.
Did you check the other links I pinned in comments? I can not at all help in any form until you tell me your computer specs. Monitor, motherboard, and GPUs are the main ones. And firmware as I state in the other videos is only one of about 15 reasons a bios won't show and the AMD motherboards B650 are a total mess and also has that issue
Thx ! y540 bios back flash -disabled + NVMe never works + free DOS buying it + UEFI / LEGACY huge problems, still no nvme tech working properly. 2 yrs guarranty too late.
Hi, I was messing around with the bios due to another issue and I was messing around with the Uefi and legacy modes and now it boots to a black screen how do I fix I do not know what I done
Some computer components are not UEFI compatible. An easy fix should be to clear the CMOS / remove the battery on the motherboard for a minute then place back in and reboot.
@@1Frenzy1 what is your GPU? What is your CPU. Black screen completely or just bios not showing? If completely blank after an update try removing GPU and boot system and then power off after like 3 minutes and place GPU back in.
@@sparketechrx 6600 Ryzen 5 5600x gigabyte b550m aurous pro p I tried enabling secure boot to play and it went black after I can’t boot to usb flash drive I can’t open my bios just completely black
This was my solution may help someone out there: I had to turn off Auto HDMI switch on my display and also lower the resolution. That made my bios be visible instead of blank screen. My Display-port display didn't work but my HDMI display did.
Your problem might be your monitor. The Samsung 240hz with display compression is a problem, refresh rate has to be dropped to like 144 or 120hz. Otherwise it is possible to have bad or simply not proper display port cables which can happen even with HDMI. In my newest video if not this one I suggest using a different connection and have more solutions.
I update my bios and my pc reboots but my screen stays blank while my pc runs. I can turn off my pc and get back in but I’ve tried a few times and nothings changed
I'm confused, does your computer boot to windows still? Or do you mean your bios does not show? You wrote "I can turn off my pc and get back in" get back in windows?
Ever since I installed my new GPU, my boot time has skyrocketed to about 30 seconds where as before it when I was on iGPU it was under 10. I’ve been looking all over the internet to find the reason to no avail. I was wondering if you’d know why?
Without knowing your specs GPU brand and motherboard I wouldn't even know where to start. GPU brand because AMD GPUs have heavy drive load at boot up but that shouldn't apply to Nvidia... if using Nvidia see what happens after you uninstall Geforce Experience which is a bulky driver package.
@NotBios Here are my specs: MSI pro z690-a ddr4, 12700k + 7900xt. I doubt it's driver related because the delay happens on the firmware side not the OS side.
@@ararezaee check if you have new firmware for your motherboard and check out your GPU. And you know the GPU has a microcode that reacts with the bios... And your power supply is sufficient for your setup? Memory issues can also cause delays. I wish I would do more to track why I had a similar issue to note how I resolved it.
I recently updated my BIOS to the latest non-beta version, and installed a new CPU. Now I'm trying to get everything ready to reinstall Windows and when trying to get to BIOS sometimes it loads but most of the time I just get a black screen. I am able to see the prompt to press F2 for BIOS and F11 for Boot Menu, but after pressing F2 it's just a black screen (or sometimes when I'm lucky it shows up). I've cleared CMOS, unplugged unnecessary devices, only one monitor is connected (using HDMI). This is so irritating.
I need to know your system specs in order to help. I would assume MSI with the problems you are having... I need to know motherboard, monitor and GPU... I have 3 videos in this series and I have an MSI specific B650 video all relating to this issue.
@@sparketech Thank you for the reply. Motherboard: Asrock b450 am4 gaming-itx/ac. New CPU: Ryzen 7 5800x. GPU: RTX 3060. Two monitors, one is Asus MG248QR and the other is Acer XFA240Q, I've alternated between these while troubleshooting, hasn't seemed any different. After my first post I have also tried removing the GPU, clear CMOS, and plug one monitor directly into the video on the motherboard but then I get nothing at all, not even the prompts described before.
@ta I installed that same motherboard into my sister's computer. Past 3 video likely had your solution. I talk about the 3000 series cards and the updates which I think I also mentioned in this video and have a link to the update in my video description for the RTX3060. Did you try the update? If not simply look at the links in the description. I can't post it in comments. I got a strike against my account for doing so from RUclips for posting external links. Here's the video to part 3 ruclips.net/video/DCASg2EbCYs/видео.html
@@sparketech Thank you again for the assistance. I've decided to just replace the motherboard. I didn't mention this part due to irrelevance, but I got a bigger case and was still using that tiny little Asrock board that only had 4 SATA ports etc. Wanted bigger anyway, so... here's hoping I don't have issues with the new one.
sir, i need help. i have a pc, during an installation of windows in usb suddenly i accidentaly stepped on the power switch. and then after that i my monitor displays nothing. i cant even go to the bios or windows
If you broke your power switch you may need a new switch or have to use the pin shorting method to turn your computer on. I'd personally get a new power switch if you broke it rather than putting anything conductive that can break your computer.
Thank you for your video, i have been looking so long for a fix to the same problem, changing from efi to legacy worked for me. I had a hd 6850 with no problems on startup then i changed to a gtx 750 it would take a minute just to get to the windows startup without being able to enter the bios, now it only takes a few seconds and i can enter bios.
You're welcome, if you're into tech check out some other videos on this channel. I review everything from light strips to waterproof shoes to wireless controllers for PC as well as the history of AMD and VIA Technologies. Even my own movie series and heated gloves.
Hi I have Dell XPS 15 L502X {2nd-Gen i7 processor & windows 10} (purchased in 2012). Few days ago, a blue screen error suddenly appeared during using the laptop (not remember the error code). After that, repeat blue screen errors occurred just after the windows completely load up but Windows was loading in safe mode. Next day when I tried to boot the laptop again, it's fan, leds lights & keyboard backlight etc are working but display is not turning on at all (Not even Dell boot logo is showing). Battery & charger is ok. I have done all basic troubleshooting steps like press power button for 1min without battery & charger. Also connected the laptop with external monitor but no help. Laptop Display is working, i have done Dell Display test by pressing "D-key + power button" and multiple colors are showing but after reboot same black screen issue is happening. During repeatedly trying to boot the laptop, 2 times Dell boot logo was randomly appeared out of 50 trys. And an error code was showed on boot " 00c08270: Real time clock error - check date and time setting" along with continuous beep sound. I pressed F2 to boot in bios and changed date & time settings and then I pressed F1 to boot in windows. Windows was trying to load but a blue screen error occurred " Stop code: DRVER POWER STATE FAIURE" . I thought that it is CMOS batter issue so next day I changed the CMOS battery and installed a new one. I also removed the RAM, Keyboard, HardDisk and cleaned their connectors with soft brush & cloth. But issue is still occuring, Dell boot logo is not appearing again & display is totally black but fan, led lights, keyboard backlight etc is ON . Is this problem related to BIOS? (but I hadn't installed any bios). So, What can be the issues & how to resolve it ?
With an old laptops especially older ones there are a couple of problems that appear overtime with desktop as well... 1 hard drives fail and blue screen and second error are dead busted capacitors.
@@sparketech My HardDisk is fine. And If there is motherboard issue then Dell logo should never show even one time. But in my case, Dell logo was appeared sometimes & I was able to boot in BIOS.
@@Sidg2 caps popping start with the computer becoming unstable (unstable voltage control) but could be solder joints or a motherboard controller. Rarely the CPU, rarely a bios issue without a bad flash. Changing the battery for the bios is a good first step for an older PC which I see you had done. It is rare without a hard drive error for windows to no longer load. Does the bios "always" boot fine and not crash or only crash when loading past windows.
@@Sidg2 from what you wrote at first that things were not even working at times to get to the Dell Logo it sounds like you are saying sometimes not even the bios is loading. If that is correct that would not be HDD, could be anything connected or built in but being a laptop it sounds like what I was saying; motherboard problem. Only other separate component would be CPU which is unlikely and memory which is not common to fail. Average motherboard fails after 6-8yrs especially on laptops cause they run hot
hi my MB MSI Z 490 A-PRO, actual bios version 7C75v2D, processor 10600K, GPU MSI RTX 3070 all updates up to date from Dragon Center (MSI) + Windows11 update + GPU --after enter to bios i see black screen...? prblem start when i use bootable pendrive BATOCERA-- please help
I just accidentally set up the platform key in my bios and suddenly my screen went black I tried everything thing related to CMOS my keyboard mouse all the things got locked please help i have aorous b 450 pro wifi motherboard board
Did you clear the CMOS?. I Have the B450I Gigabyte Aurous I built my sister. Never tried setting up a platform key. My best advice would be to google search... Cause I worked 11 days in a row and have worked 112 hours and still have 3 more days to work and an obligation to make videos on my other channel for microphones supplied to review. Lack of time will make helping difficult. It would be easier to write to me on discord because I can send links to help pages related to your issue but RUclips tends to block a lot of links. Discord link and other channel is all in my video description
My Pc Boots and my monitor shows no signal but wait like a minute and it recieves a signal but just shows a black screen that 640 by 480 weirdly enough. I think its my gpu but Im not to sure and my gpu is a gtx 1060 3gb and I dont know what to do anymore. Another thing is that my keyboard and mouse are rgb and they reset 3 times before fully working
I got a notification, "AMD needs your attention" something like that. But because at the time it was impossible for me to be connected to the internet and i had to finish my work (didn't require Internet connection), i ignored the notification and continued working. Then, series of blue screen with various stop codes, like my whole computer was f*ked entirely. And now, black screen, but the machine still runs (can hear the fan) So it's probably AMD that caused it.
"Typically, this happens when an incompatible application or program interferes with the Windows processes." Or hardware issues. I'd assume windows was updating and had an issue, something as simple as an old program that wasn't compatible with the update.
Damn! My pc always shows black screen for the past 5 days. It just shows an error message sometimes but no bios. I’m so stressed as I have most of my documents in it.
I am soo panicked about my motherboard not shpwing any bios I did firmware setting on my biostar motherboard Setting was secure boot enabled and key management to factory default with saving I did it bcz valorent ask me to do that Right after doing these settings my pc starts from windows screen it gets blank on startup please please help me
If you mean when trying to enter the bios here is my video with nearly all solutions in a relatively short video: ruclips.net/video/pzUk1HmkmKE/видео.html If you mean your computer is not actually working and it is only a black screen I have several videos on that subject, simply let me know and I'll send a link to those videos where like this video there are links to related videos in the description of the videos... RUclips does not allow me to post more than 1 link per message.
sir, my problem is I reset my bios and then my bios has set the display to onboard.. now I need to enter my bios using the board display.. everytime I tried to enter bios settings it shows only black screen.. how to fix this? does downloading the firmware works?
There is a setting in the bios to change initial display from onboarding to PCI-E or PEG or whatever you're motherboard happens to call the setting... Brands like to name the same thing differently all the time.
@@sparketech the problem is everytime I tried to boot to bios settings it always ends up black screen. that's why I can't change it. I'm in legacy mode :(
@@-K.-. There are 3 videos to this. To even have a possible idea if an update could help which there are more than 1 update depending on GPU I would need to know the GPU you have or simply try it if you know your GPU is supported. Video 3 I go into more details and video 2 is other reasons. This one is strictly Nvidia 1000 series and lower and strictly UEFI bios only.
The FW update doesn´t help in my config: DP2HDMI passive cable: NO display before windows boot has finished. When connecting to a monitor with DP, the boot and BIOS etc. display shows up. I need the HDMI nevertheless, because the machine drives a 55" UDH TV.
HDMI also fails to show even though it is a display port driver... Did you try different ports on the board? What is your CPU, motherboard model and do you have a GPU? Try a different HDMI port. I built my sister a computer and trying different HDMI showed the bios
@@martinkifmann6177 try different ports, one might display the bios... Also if you have a GPU and a built in graphics on the CPU the CPU might be be the output displaying the bios and not the GPU.
@@sparketech Of course i tried all 4 ports :-) The machine is a HP Z440 workstation and has no on board graphics. When connecting to a DP monitor it works, when using a different GPU (which has no DP, tried three of them) also , so by 100% this is an issue of the GPU BIOS when switching to HDMI mode (which works as soon as the Windows driver is running. This easily can be seen in the NVIDIA panel). So the firmware update doesn´t address that issue. Same with the Qadro M2000 als well as a K4200 i tried before (even worse with that one, it wants to be connected to it´s DVI port for the before-Windows-phase )
@@martinkifmann6177 do you have the newest firmware for your GPU? Did you try the other method every single video talks about where you change settings in windows that takes you to the bios screen directly? Basically every video that says bios not showing has those steps... Screen would remain blank if not showing. Simply wondering if the monitor is taking too long to wake. I have never used a work station before... I personally hate pre built systems cause companies try to hide the bios... With a work station options are probably fairly limited. If something can display the bios see that PCI-E is the first display device.
Help me please.. I have b450m s2h v2 (rev. 1.0) motherboard and i updated my bios, but after updating i had nothing on Monitor, PC working but no screen. I tried to remove the battery but it didn't work, i even cleared cmos but it didn't work. I am terrified. I need your help please
I'm kind of concerned that the bios did not flash correctly. Try one memory stick in one of the 2 slots. Could also to at least try see if it'll work connecting a TV with HDMI. Hope you didn't have a bad flash, from now on I don't believe I'll ever buy a motherboard without a bios flashback button. The MSI bios updater APP corrupted my bios 2 times out of 2 attempts. Bios flash back works even on a corrupted bios. Take it you flashed when using windows and not when in the bios to flash?
I need seriouse help. I head you mentioned about changing the UEFI that can turn off the screen,I have acer EX 2519 laptop 💻 . I needed to change os some how I tempered with the UEFI by selecting it and restarted to change them. Unfortunately my screen is not displaying any more any way to fix ....?
Resetting the bios could be the easiest way to get it working again. I'd advise looking online if you don't have one for the owners manual on how to do so. Removing the bios watch sized battery is not always an easy task. Last laptop I tried that with required taking the darned bottom casing apart and it was far from fun.
I don't get a display with my RX 580. I need to connect my display to my motherboard back panel & use the iGPU. Once I am in Windows I can switch the display to my video card to get a display. How do I fix this so I can start my computer normally with my display connected to my video card?
There is a bios setting for PCI-E display first option that would fix this. Each motherboard is different where the bios setting is and it's name and you told me basically nothing... But hopefully your RX580 is fine and shows the bios or you just don't need to use it after changing the setting you need. Your RX580 most likely won't display the bios. Just look at all the comments with RX580 issues, to fix the RX580 you need to download the exact firmware for the exact Brand, Model of the GPU. BUT do the bios setting change from built in graphics to external or whatever the name is within your particular motherboard. Firmware or bios updating is always has a risk.
@@sparketech I have the asus AREZ Strix Radeon RX 580 OC Edition & the Asus Prime Z590-A. The video card worked fine in my old motherboard (asus Z-170-A). I have the option in bios to have primary display as IGD, PEG, & PCI. Which one do I change IGD to?
@@Arelium yep... One is not even listed as one of the 3 parts... That would be the MSI B650 problems. Multiple monitors is an issue, and Nvidia GPUs updates listed in the description of part 3 video and links to the other videos are in the description. The AMD RX480 all the way to the RX590 is an issue. Samsung 4 240hz VA monitor is an issue that requires you to lower the refresh rate to 120, display adapters that change the connection beyond the cable itself, VR headsets take over the display... So many reasons
Hi i have Uefi problem. I changed it from legacy to uefi and now i have a black screen and can t boot up from hard drive or into bios and when take the gpu out..i can get in to the bios with cpu's graphics card but then csm is grayed out so i cant enabled it to get back to legacy! Do you have any advice what to try? I have cleared cmos..no prevail. Not yet try it a another gpu..but i have starting to think about flash the bios as last resort. Please Help.
The solution to avoid any future issues could be to get the GPU firmware updated and just leave it on UEFI. Part 2 video is for 700 to 1000 Nvidia cards. Part 3 is for 3000 series and all other solutions for AMD and other cards as long as there are updates available.
Had I now replied to you? A 1060 is one of the cards that are listed for the firmware update from Nvidia which in my other video in the discription I show the steps... If your into computer tech don't forget to check out my other videos and subscribe to help this channel grow.
@@sparketech sorry i had not got bnack i acually fixxed the problem by installing it so then i changed my secure boot to enabledf and my pc got bricked
I was trying to download windows 11 so I had to go into the bios and turn on a few settings and I save and restart my pc and I got a black screen I even tried everything
@@clove9245 are you saying your computer stays black screen? This video is the bios is blank I have a different video to help with not booting computers. It sounds to me is all you have to do is reset the bios that you may have changed something that the computer didn't play friendly with.
@@clove9245 depending how old your CPU and motherboard is it might not even work with Windows 11. And older than the 7000 series of Intel CPUs you'd need to purchase a TMP 2.0 module.
Glad that worked for you. I have other solutions in my part 3 video that might be proper fix so you can remain plugged into the GPU. Details in the video description including firmware fixes. If using the AMD RX480, 580 or 590 than you choose the best solution for those cards which has one other work around if you aren't using or aren't planning on using Windows 11.
I can not assist unless you tell me something. There are piles of reasons for a blank screen in the bios which this video and the other video in my description are both about. The bios not showing is often the fault of multiple configuration items... The AMD RX580 GPU, MSI motherboards with UEFI bios, the monitor display version. What I mainly need to know is what is your GPU, CPU and your motherboard... Those are the main 3 problem pieces of hardware, other things are VR headsets often take over the display or people connecting to the wrong ports. When you have a CPU with built in graphics it sometimes takes over the bios display from the graphics card.
Indeed but for the Nvidia firmware for the GPU there really isn't any other way to do it. I love the Bios flash button with the MSI motherboard like I have, twice their windows software bricked my motherboard but the flash button still worked and has never bricked a bios and if it would do so I can still fix it... Windows is never the way to update if you have the choice as @zenmasterX1 commented, be careful
hey i hope you help me in my problem i recently got a new build with rtx 3060 and with MSI b660 pro mk mother board iam connecting my rtx via HDMI to my screen now when i boot up my machine i can`t display the initial boot screen it boot directly to windows when i used the tool you mentioned it said that every thing should be updated hope you can help me
I updated my bios to the latest version available and now I can't enter it anymore just stuck on blank screen after rebooting and hitting the bios key, however if i do a normal startup it stil boots into windows and msinfo shows the bios has indeed been updated. I'm quite puzzled why the bios screen won't show up. Msi b450 tomahawk max with a 3700x and a gtx 1080. I had the intention of upgrading to the 5800x and a new gpu but I don't want to change any hardware until this is fixed.
Hopefully I have both other videos in the description of this one still. I have a video to fix the 900 and the 1000 cards. Also have more reason for that also fixes the 3000 series blank bios screen Android an update to enable resizable bar on the 3000 series. The update likely updated the bios to UEFI type
@@sparketech well apparently I just wasn't patient enough to wait to hit del until I saw the splash screen. Took me to the bios immediately when I did that. Odd that it messes something up when I prematurely hit the key before the splash screen.
@@MrCrazyjoe259 okay, great that it is working. Changing the motherboard to one with UEFI can make it stay blank. Take it you are not using an MSI motherboard :p. If you upgrade to a 3000 model and have issues already have a solution on my other video.
@@MrCrazyjoe259 You have 2 pieces of the puzzle, the 3rd is the monitor. Unless you were lucky enough to get the firmware from factory updated on the GPU. When I had this problem it was the MSI B550I Gaming Edge, GTX1070 and LG 27GL850. Switched too old monitor it showed the bios, changed the bios out of UEFI without changing monitor it showed, keep everything normal change the GPU it showed. I have the MSI RTX3070 Gaming X Trio, MSI B550I Gaming Edge motherboard, MSI MPG321QRF-DQ these days, only the motherboard remains the same :P. Got the GPU during the mining crazy, back than you got whatever you could get for a GPU.
I turned on uefi secure boot in bios while i was loading a o.s and now no display. i tried clearing by removing battery and all that so nothing works.any help? i own a Dell precision t1700
You mean no display at all? Normally UEFI should be used with a new install and secure boot tends to lock your devices... I have not experienced your issue before, only seen comments of people needing to format everything. I would recommend reading form forums via a Google search for Secure boot issues or secure boot no display.. Anyone else able to assist? I hated Windows 11 so much I formatted and reinstalled everything.
@@GannibalGaming bios should not ever be damaged due to changing to UEFI and secure boot. But devices can be locked to the system which makes restoring the OS a royal pain in the behind. If I was there at your computer I am sure I could figure it out. If you happen to be in Northern BC Canada could help in person if you aren't too far away.
@@GannibalGaming To try a live call would have to wait till Tuesday or Monday Night. I just finished 12 days in a row working 10 hours per day and still work Sunday an Monday and am working on multiple review videos all at the same time after work every day... So insanely tired. Most of my recent reviews have been on my Studio Channel but have a bunch of new computer stuff and a new computer build to do and parts to review.
Hey, I am able to update my bios after updating the bios it shows the message "bios update has occurred , press enter" after pressing enter the screen just goes black.. it's not booting I had used a secondary monitor as my laptop 's display was damaged I don't know what issue am I facing here ?
Bios on the motherboard? If the flash failed I'd hope you have a bios flashback back button to restore it. After you flash a bios if it did work, with AMD it take a while for the CPU and memory to set itself up. Can take 2 full minutes.
@@H28-u3u a brand name, not likely to have any fancy extras. The only other option might be to remove the CMOS battery for a minute and put it back in after. That resets the CMOS. Otherwise you might have a dead computer, updating a bios (which is stored on the cmos) can be risky. Updating through windows is the most risky method of all. Getting the incorrect bios is another risk other than power bumps which without power backup is a dead computer.
You may have to see if HP themselves can help and if you're system is under warranty still. Brand name computer companies that make full systems often do not want you to ever see the bios.
Not all GPUs need the update. It depends on your configuration of your system to even know if the UEFI issue occurs to cause a bios blank screen. Also some people just don't realize why their bios is not showing. If your GPU is a 900 series or a 1000 series Nvidia card and you sell this to someone using a UEFI bios and a gaming monitor they will have a bios blank screen. Part 3 video I have a resizable Bar support update from Nvidia for the 3000 series and many 3000 series also does not display a UEFI bios either
@@sparketech It's a 3000 series gpu, and when I boot the system it doesn't let me go into bios mode and I have the white light lit in the motherboard. It all happened when I started to use a display port cable. Everything else is working fine, I have no trouble using the computer except for that
I have a Acer Aspire f5 572g 57pv laptop and after trying to overclock my laptop and hitting f10 in bios to save and exit, my laptop got stuck in a black screen every single time I try to boot it, no logo, no bios no nothing, just a black screen, I have tried to cmos reset by removing the bios battery, I tried it 3 times, longest time I waitted before putting it back in was 1 and half an hour, I don't know if this is because I have a bios password (yes ik the password I just need to enter bios to reset it but there is no display), I tried looking for cmos jumper but couldn't find it, please help :(
I have a direct to acer link with help video but RUclips gave me a channel strike for external from RUclips links. Try this: Press and hold the power button for 10 seconds, or until your system shuts completely down. Power on the system. As soon as the first logo screen appears, immediately press F2 for notebooks or Delete for desktops to enter the BIOS. Press F9 and then Enter to load the default configuration. Press F10 and then Enter to save and exit. I got my first every Laptop Last week, an Acer Aspire. Not fond of Acer due to the long term reliability issue. The laptop certainly flies and hope mine lasts. If you want the link you'll need to email me, contact me on discord or Facebook links in video description and email in my "about"
@@sparketech also as an acer aspure user, this laptop was used in my mother's office before, I've been using this laptop for around 2 years and it's a nearly 10 years old, ngl it's holding up really well too, I just swapped hdd with a ssd but that was my fault, I got real mad and aciddentally gave it a good punch 😂 but yeah
@@jroggy_yt2499 that is horrible. almost returned the Acer Aspire the day I got it after a Google search of the no display whatsoever issues all over the Internet. But that was mostly to do with a faulty chip. Have to tried holding down the power button for 1 minute? Some have a reset by doing so. Do your fans turn on but no display or simply completely dead?
@@jroggy_yt2499 wow that's an old laptop. You're lucky to have it last like that. Might actually be a good thing it is old. If that old, have you considered replacing that old CMOS battery. Generally they only have a life span of 10 years. I honestly have no clue of what went wrong for your system. If you are on Vancouver island in Canada I could take a look. Currently I'm just left taking guesses at possibilities.
If you don't have a GPU or integrated graphics it's a problem. This is why all 7000 AMD CPU finally have a built in GPU. Intel users also forget to consider the F CPUs are F'ed for a reason lol. There have not been built in graphics in motherboards for well over 5 years now.
@@anthonygalatolo4026 resetting the motherboard bios can be done without a GPU. Seeing a display at all you need a GPU or built in graphics in the CPU. Seeing the bios with a GPU could require a firmware update. I am uncertain if there is a translation issue between languages where I am not fully understanding your situation. It sounded at first like at some point you didn't have a blank screen before resetting the cmos? Or is your situation the same as before resetting the cmos?
Hello I have a 1050ti with a Ryzen 5 2600x but before that I had an apu Ryzen 3 2200g ever since I installed my GPU when the hdmj is connected in my GPU I get black screen until the windows logo therefore I can't enter my bios and integrated graphics don't work
There could be more than 1 reason of that video does not solve by connecting to different HDMI ports than my older than this part 2 video which i have a link to in the description of this video should solve the issue. What you failed to mention is your motherboard which is part of the issue if your bios is a UEFI bios... Almost all MSI boards combined with the 900 series, 1000 series and a few other models of Nvidia GPUs.
So.. I have a i79700KF so it doesn't have integrated graphics. I used to be able to enter it I dont recall changing the settings for that I get a black screen now. I think it thinks i have integrated graphics I have a msi ventus xs oc rtx 2080 super.
What I find crazy is the 1000 series has an update, the 3000 series has an update and even a couple of the 4000 cards but notbthe 2000 series of RTX. Sometimes memory can make the bios go blank, since your Intel you do not have the MSI B650 motherboard bios issue. Are you using the newest bios? Have you used any other diaplay connection on your GPU or displayport changedbto HDMi or the other way around. If you connect your tower to a regular TV I bet your bios might show. I always like to make the joke if you get an F CPU you are F'ed 😂
@@fadedlight8596 hmmm you never reset the bios after putting in the new CPU I take it? Looks like you were right about it thinking it still had built in graphics in the CPU.
i build my pc in a tv monitor the weird thing is that my pc monitor doesnt show me the bios screen it boots to windows works fine but it doesnt show me the bios screen when i put the tv monitor on it the bios screen is working whats wrong plz help
Odds are you just have to change the bios type off of UEFI, take it your motherboard is an MSI. You're GPU might have an updated firmware to fix it, RX580s are the biggest problem GPUs
@@sparketech yeah i got msi x570 and rx 590 so i have to change uefi to legacy or the opposite then if it wont fix the problem then filmware the gpu correct ?
@@peiraiwthspasalimanioths9155 changing from UEFI to legacy or whatever the option is usually fixes the issue until you'd update or reset the bios. Updating the GPU firmware is a forever fix, you have to update to the exact model of bios brand and model of the brand or you could brick the GPU which can also happen if the power goes out or computer crash while updating.
@@peiraiwthspasalimanioths9155 If you update the GPU firmware everything would be fixed forever. Changing the UEFI is a temp fix but is the safest way not requiring a firmware update. Firmware updates are always risky if something goes wrong especially if you do not know what you are doing. Firmware for the exact model of the card not just brand otherwise if could be bye bye GPU.
Hi bro...my asus laptop cant enter bios..i start the laptop, after asus logo then the screen becomes blank..already try many keys and waitin g around 5 min but still blank..is this motherboard issue or graphic problem?already hard reset cmos battery but still cant get into bios
Depends... You never named your GPU. I do know manufacturers of laptops like to hide the bios... The 900 Nvidia and the 1000 series have updates which I list on the other video in the discription and this video the AMD fury cards. If you have more than one display out try them to seen if the bios shows on your tv or something.
I never thought about that. I have a wireless keyboard and I was geting black going into the bios. So I should go back to my wired keyboard and it should work?
My much newer video is in the description. Not going into the bios at all and just going to windows is a keyboard issue. Black screen means it might be firmware or you have the wrong port connected. Without you telling me your GPU, and CPU and motherboard it is kind of hard for me to pin point anything. The newest video has all 3 video solutions in one single video
@@sparketech I have i7-10700k, sapphire 6800xt, z490 msi wifi edge motherboard. And it does go to windows just when I try to go into the bios it’s black but geting into windows is no problem
@@mb944 I am doing some reading at this time. That GPU hadn't been a specific issue on it's own that I know of but it is an MSI board you have just like mine was that caused me the black screen issue on my GTX1070 in the first place with a combination of the gaming PC monitor I have one simple solution for you to try right now or you can watch my new video (this is a solution in my new video as well as what steps to try). Connect to a TV, bios night than display if it does change out of MSI's UEFI bios to CMS or what the other option is, save and than connect to your PC monitor and done... follow video one for how to look up the exact model of your card where I talk about firmware to see about getting the forever solution without worries about next time you reset the bios ruclips.net/video/pzUk1HmkmKE/видео.html
@@mb944 I could have you try a couple of other things but at the moment since I don't have access to that GPU (or any other AMD GPU) I can't run any related AMD software to trouble shoot. Not sure if Sapphire TriXX software has any firmware update option. I don't recommend updating MSI bios firmware through their windows installer unless you want to take a 50 50 chance of bricking your computer don't do it... recommend in bios only updating which we can't access. Another thing to try is check windows for option updates that might contain a fix, if you are windows 10 I recommend not updating to windows 11 but updates for your version of windows
like the first part of your name, your description is very obscure. You never told me anything about your computer parts, you never told me if you updated the bios or only the GPU firmware or if you have a Riser cable. I need a description of parts that is way less... Obscure, interesting user name BTW
also if your CPU has graphics built in sometimes that takes over the display from the GPU for the bios... changing ports is one of the many different solutions. If you have a VR headset connected, that is one of the strangest ones I heard that it could be displaying the bios rather than the display.
@@sparketech Lol, thank you. I have an Asus B85-Plus as a motherboard and a Geforce GTX 970 as my GPU. The weird thing I noticed is that while HDMI works just fine with Windows but doesn’t show the BIOS, using VGA doesn’t display anything at all. It showed the BIOS just fine before and only stopped after I moved houses, which I hope isn’t a sign of hardware damage. I don’t think the BIOS firmware is the most recent, as the previous owner wasn’t exactly technologically savvy, I don’t expect that he updated it
@@obscuremusic8542 You do know that 970 has an update for the firmware which I list on my other video BUT your motherboard is too old that it's likely not applicable. Have you tried connecting to a regular TV with HDMI? Or have you tried a different HDMI cable in case it is simply a subpar quality issue. I've seen ports fail on old motherboards... it is possible a solder point to the VGA came lose.
Hello, I have the same issue, the bois is not showing with 3 beeps from speakers of the motherboard when I run my PC I've Asus B550 gaming plus and Asus RTX 3070 Ti x trio I tried solutions provided in the first video but nothing works What should I do ?
This error you are having is not bios not showing related, it is hardware related, the 3 beeps are an error code. PS. for future builds consider getting one with the LED error code lights; super easy trouble shooting. Reasons computer won't boot ruclips.net/video/GITd28ntPmA/видео.html Which CPU are you using? Could be a problem if the motherboard's current bios in the board does not support the CPU. A Bios flashback button makes updating a bios upon a no boot situation super easy especially for initially unsupported CPUs.
@@sparketech hello sir, Thank you for answering me, The problem is that the bios is skipped, even the logo of the motherboard is not showed, it goes straight to windows after taking some time after the beeps, whene I press delete to enter to setup it stuck o black screen I'm using ryzen 7 5800x Ps: this probleme just showed whene I upgraded my gpu to rtx 3070 Ti, whene I use my old gpu R9 280x it works fine without problems and I can enter to bios settings without problems.
@@houceinebelhadi6409 it could be the bios type setting. Like MSI it is UEFI vs legacy or CSM or whatever. The 280 is likely not to show the bios under UEFI and the 3070Ti should be UEFI. Don't forget to check for any firmware for the 3070Ti for the "exact" model from the manufacturer. The motherboard logo is part of the bios. The common problem people tend to have is the display is going through their VR headset if your CPU had built in graphics which the 5800x does not have.
@@sparketech I disabled to CSM from the BIOS but the problem persist, I'm lost here, I even contacted MSI about this problem but they didn't provide a solution yet Thank you sir.
very OFF-TOPIC advise. "Bios Not Showing; black screen" - will with a PC with a NVidia new graphics-card, be due to using fx. the DVI-output. SOLUTION: Change to fx. the HDMI-output - and BUUM! it works. .. A BIG BUMMER from Nvidia's part .. not to support bios-signal with new GPU's !!! AND: A lot of "nonsense" advise, in the video
It is called trouble shooting... And there is no polite way to tell people using a DVI adapter to get a new monitor. The last video #3 has a lot of useful stuff I have an unofficial #4 video cause MSI and their Garbage motherboard AMD B650 bios issues. I never made anything regarding the problematic Samsung 240K 4K displays. There are so many reasons. I made a video with every single solution but people got confused and flustered not knowing where to start so I deleted it there are just too many reasons the bios won't show. One of the solutions is change to legacy bios which I removed cause Windows 11 screwed that up. Now the RTX2000 cards are for the most part screwed when using Windows 11. Always read my video descriptions and get the fix for your Nvidia card if you didn't already do it. I am here to fix issues... After you can enjoy using your display port once again... You're welcome. For DVI and other adapters, I could just say. Get a new monitor. It's too old, there is no good or polite way I know to say it lol.
So, today I tried to install a hackintosh macos in my asus rog strix gl553vd/gl753vd and right after macos installed, when I tried to boot the bios, I got the black screen, I shutdowm my laptop and booted again and after pressing F2 key to enter bios configuration, it shows me me black screen instead of bios, I was able to boot windows 10 fine, pls help what to do
I do not know Mac, but Apple likes you using their Apple parts. I'd have to research just like anyone else to figure that one out. Better channels for the answers are those that have actually done a Hachintosh build. At work for the next several hours, would be a bit before I could look. I am guessing the GPU might be more the reason unless you are using a CPU with built in graphics.
@@sparketech legacy bios? I don’t have much knowledge about UEFI and Legacy things but yes, I was able to select my boot devices by pressing ESC key when booting my laptop, so I was able to flash the official bios using a tool called AFUDOS which I tried earlier to flash my bios, Am thinking to give a try and see if problem persists, but am actually thinking that even after flashing bios done, I just hope I don’t just made things messed up more lol, btw I will look for legacy bios and how to do it, will get back to you, also will u recommend me to flash the official bios again?
@@sparketech I googled it and we can only able to change bios uefi to legacy by booting the bios, and I get black screen when trying to boot the bios, I only want my bios settings back nothing more, I will never try hackintosh ever
Hello I have an RX 570 on a OEM HP 3500 pro motherboard and it was working just fine, until I installed last months driver and was causing my games to crash...one day the power went of as I was using my desktop and now I have this issue for no bios display. But when windows 10 fully loads it the display comes
That's odd, the driver should have little to nothing to do with the bios showing or not. Odd the power doing out changed things. Do you know what exact model of RX570 you have? Not just brand but specifically the full name of the card.
@@jesseomollo9405 Ah, yeah no firmware update from XFX and AMD does not seem to have one either. does selecting the other dual bios on the card change anything?
@@jesseomollo9405 I am assuming you have a switch based on the specs for the card having a normal performance and a high performance switchable bios on the card according to the specs of the XFX RX570.
Hello, Recently i have upgraded my gpu rx-550 to 580, My mobo is msi b550 gaming plus When i was usin rx-550..mobo bios option was showing but with 580 it is starting but without showing any kinds of bios option
That RX580 issue is an extremely common problem between this and my other video I have at least 3 people that has the same issue. Please refer to the comments to see if any of the issues were resolved and the solutions. The MSI B550 mobo definitely has UEFI bios which cause this very issue for me but I had been using an Nvidia GPU. A quick try solution that might work is connect to your TV as the display and change off of UEFI bios.
I have also my rx-550 it shows the bios option.If I turn it in.and try to change b550 bios as same as you told in the video LegacyUEFI Does it work? I mean i am very afraid to go on a firmware update
@@skshakal2702 yes you can do that with your old card. If you have a bios flashback button I have instructions on another video how to use and if you mess it up you can still fix the bios with a flashback button
yo bro i have a huge problem right now and thinking about going to best buy to get it repaired but wanna see if it’s a easy fix, i went into bios and disabled vt-d and saved and exited, my pc then restarted and it just goes to a black screen, i can’t see my cursor, just a black screen then it says that there’s no hdmi connected, i used my other hdmi wires it is not my wires or monitor i cleaned the inside of my pc i have no idea what to do, any thing that can help? it’s a republic of gamers pc windows 11 ASUS
@@doodlebob1x Disabling or enabling that setting which is virtualization should do nothing at all to your PC. Clear your Cmos / remove the bios battery for couple of minutes and than place the battery back and try to boot your computer.
@@sparketech I don't know. Can this be caused by a faulty monitor? Yesterday I reinstalled Windows 10 in uefi mode, so I could enable resizable bar. Now most of the time BIOS is not showing video. I switched to 4k TV using the same HDMI cable and BIOS is always showing.
@@sparketech I meant "response time" menu option which is by default "faster" and not "standard". It visually increases framerate but causes stutters when playing any video.
Actually it does not at all mean the monitor. It is usually the GPU and motherboard combination together with a gaming monitor. The forever solution might be on the last part 3 video. Depending on your GPU.
When I try to boot into bios, my screen goes black But my PC starts normally if I don't press the hotkey please help me get into bios setting specs: Mobo: msi b450m pro vdh max GPU: rx 580 CPU: ryzen 5 3600
This is exactly what this video is about... which model of RX580? Cause there might be an update for it. It almost certainly a UEFI situation just like I had but with Nvidia cause MSI boots to UEFI bios.
If you have access to a different GPU changing from UEFI bios to Legacy or whatever the other option is (CSM?). Save reboot and than shutdown. Reinstall the RX580 back and it should work
@@SilentKira Looked up your card "BIOS Support UEFI"... This forum has a bios but updating can be risky so be careful and apparently you have a dual bios (a backup bios that is which helps for safety, never flash both bios switches just only the one. www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/sapphire-rx-580-8-gb-bios-pulse-rev2.258518/
@@SilentKira I have to get to sleep now, have to work in less than 7 hours... Any other questions it'd be best to message in discord because posting many links can sometimes remove posts made
PLease heeeelp meee the nvidia DP FIRMWARE NOT APPLICABLE TO THE GRAPHICS CARD ON YOUR PC !! please help me still have blackscreen problem. my specs : i5 13600k rtx 3060ti , motherboard MSI PRO B760M-P DDR4
Firmware isn't the only reason. Did you try the other solutions including video part 3? Link is in the video description and the link for the 3000 series firmware with it. As far as I know your Intel motherboard does not have the same issue as the MSI AMD B650 motherboard... Where the bios becomes hidden unless enabling "Memory Content Restore"
@@sparketech i tried the display ID firmware updater and that what happend “no display adapters were found that are compatible with this update” !!! im using the samsung g7 240hz with same samsung displayport !! also if i restart pc my screen keeps on black screen so i need to plug out the cable from screen a plug it back than screen shows ! im feeling bad 😢😢😢
@@alandalusi_1745 try setting the monitor refresh to 120hz. Someone that commented last year had that same issue at 240hz. If that fixes the issue, it could be something to do with Display Compression that is used to achieve the 240hz.
@@sparketech omggg omggg omgggg its works i can gooo bios now and noo black screeen omgggg 😨😨😨 120hz works perfectly 😨😨😨 omgg i love u sooooo much thank youuuuuuuuuuu ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@alandalusi_1745 glad I could help and that worked for you. If you didn't tell me your monitor I'd of never guessed (only seen the issue with the 240hz Samsung G7 monitors. G9 might have the same issue. So thank you for stating your system parts.
"Always know what you doing first, never get desperate" Me: breaking sh!t 😢🙄 Lucky, I took your advice and looked around to see the problem was and found out that the launch CSM which are the UEFI and legacy was disable. Otherwise I would've install the firmwares and ruin my whole lifes work. This vid helps me a lot and for others, Thanks!
please help my pc is brand new and i just MESSED AROUND IN MY BIOS SETTINGS AND NOW MY SCREEN WENT BLACKKK HEKPPPPPPP I CANT TAAKE MY PC APART HOW DO I FIX
There is pretty much zero option to not take apart to get to the bios reset jumper or battery. I am fortunate enough to have the one motherboard MSI messed up on where they made the bios reset inaccessible that I do not need to ever open the case to reset... That is the first revision of the MSI B550I Gaming Edge WiFi... There is only one other option and that one option is bot common. If you have a bios flashback button (which I also have) if there is a bios to flash it can be done with bad setting and even when missing a CPU. Super awesome to have.
@@sparketech but why would they do that i dont understand my pc is 2 days old they should warn you before changing bios settings i cant take my pc apart tho
@@sparketech thanks for replying tho also i only tried changing settings coz my pc fans where not on and i tried turning them back on then i aplied it then my screen went blank
@@chapz_fnmf4961 MSI is being stupid if the bios does not allow someone to change fan settings without issues. I just looked up your manual, I'll be darned "Clear CMOS Button Power off your computer. Press and hold the Clear CMOS button for about 5-10 seconds to reset BIOS to default values." You're PC has the same power button bios reset as my own.
Part 3 video with more solutions here:
ruclips.net/video/DCASg2EbCYs/видео.html
Have an MSI B650 motherboard? Bios issues are BAD here "currently June 2023" issue still persist watch this video:
ruclips.net/video/7pn9e6GV-cM/видео.html
I never post on here. But came to say thank God I found your video. Been scratching my head trying to understand why I couldn't see the bios but could boot in to windows!
I do lots of computer related videos if you ever want advice or need a hand
I replaced my GTX 1050 with a RTX 3050 for a few days. After switching back I noticed the lack of the BIOS splash screen. This became an issue for when I wanted to try out some live USB Sticks.
I tried disabling Fast Startup in Windows, clearing the CMOS, but nothing helped. Doing the DP firmware update solved my issue. Thank you very much!
Awesome, glad it worked. I learned about the issue and fix when I upgraded my motherboard. At the time my GPU was a 1070.
In under 1 minute you saved me so much time and headache. Turns out my GPU cares WHICH of its two Display Port ports are used... Thanks!
Thanks!! I’ve been fitting new power supplies so have been plugging and unplugging things around 20 times and have accidentally plugged into the wrong port. I too, had no idea it mattered 😂
You have no idea how much this helped me. I just upgraded my motherboard but kept my old 1070ti gpu as new ones are so expensive :( I tried everything to fix it myself and ran out of things to try. I had no thought of updating the gpu's firmware. This fixed it and Im so happy. Thank you so much for this video.
Glad I could help 👍
Thanks, I've been worrying with this for months.
I used a HDMI cable and boom there they were
Oh god !! Your comments saved me haha ! Guys please be patient while pressing DEL key. Don’t start pressing as soon as you hit Restart. Wait for the MSI splash screen to come and BOOM! You’re in the BIOS
lol thx
How long my friend?
@@spirostsikrikos6454 Wait till you see the MSi logo on screen then quickly hit Delete key, you'll enter BIOS.
Firmware update fixed it for my 1080ti. Thanks a lot man!
Bro thank you so much. Bios wasn’t loading because I had multiple screens hooked up. I had to unplug all of them and keep my main monitor hooked up. Bios popped up instantly after restart
this comment caused me to unplug my monitor before everything else and save literally hours thank you man
DUDE! thank you for making this!. I just built a new system. asus tuf z690 12th gen i7. I could not get any display from my GPU (titan x). solid vga light on the motherboard. i updated the firmware and boom. everything works perfect. thanks again!
Glad I could help :)
Should check out some of the other videos on this channel and consider a sub if you like the content
@@sparketech subbed!
BIOS PROBLEM - MINISFORUM U700
Hi, I own a Mini PC brand Minisforum model U700, the Driver Booster 9 program indicated a Bios Update, and when installing it, it gave me an error and then the MiniPC turns on but does not start, it always remains on a black screen. MinisForum gave me the Bios file which has a .bin extension but they don't tell me how to reinstall it, nor does it have a Jumper (at least I couldn't identify it). It has a reset button but didn’t do anything for the problem, I already tried removing the battery and nothing.
I wanted to know if you or someone in your community could help me, I can't get U700 to boot from the pendrive, I have already tried to format it in FAT32 and with other programs to make it bootable but there is no way for the minipc to boot from the pendrive.
same here lmk if you found a fix
I couldn't believe that monitor could be an issue, your video genuinely helped me. Thanks a lot !!
It is technically the firmware of the Nvidia GPU together with "many" high speed gaming monitors such as this one. You're welcome. There are so many reasons it could happen it is crazy... hence I have 3 videos on the subject plus another specific to the MSI B650I motherboards, due to a bios flaw.
@@sparketech True
thank you SO MUCH for the DP firmware update info! you rock!
I need your help please
It says no signal when i turn on my monitor but this was fixed last time when somebody turned on my PC and at the start and went immediately to bios settings, the first thing to appear was hold f1 on the monitor and it worked.
How do i make that appear?
Make the bios appear? If you mean the bios my first question is what motherboard and model and CPU? For example if you have MSI and Ryzen 7000 you need to reset the CMOS and it going to be slow to boot but after the second boot the bios screen should show. With that situation you need to choose "memory context restore" and change what every settings you were using it'll boot slow one more time and be normal after... But it can be a different situation depending on your computer setup.
Oh my god, I finally fixed it thanks to this! I was having two issues, the first one being on my second monitor which is on vertical, that's where my pc shows the bios it's so annoying because I have to tilt the monitor on landscape if I have to do anything, I wanted it to boot on my primary display which is on DP, the second monitor is on HDMI though. Secondly I don't know what happened but suddenly it stopped showing the bios on both screens and are completely black and will only receive signal when I'm on login screen, the system works just as fine. With this displayport update firmware fixed both issues, not only does it start up on my main monitor the bios shows as well. Two birds one stone, thanks a lot.
Glad it worked, if you haven't already consider subscribing to help this channel out. I have a ton of tech videos, a lot of RGB LED strip videos more recently.
Big THANK YOU... NVIDIA firmware update worked (GTX 1080 + Dell G2724D Monitor caused me this issue)
1. I have updated the BIOS version to the newest on my MSI Tomahawk B450 (regular version), which went just fine. Everything was working fine, but I didn't like the UI, so I wanted to downgrade to the previous one.
2. I have installed one of the previous BIOS versions, but not the one I had originally, because it was way too old.
3 After it fully installed older BIOS version to 100% it re-loaded my PC and I started to get black screen. All fans are spinning, etc, but my Num lock red light on the keyboard doesn't show up and the keyboard is totally non-responsive. All I see is black screen. I tried to wait for at least 5-10 minutes. Removing battery from motherboard, pressing reset button help didn't help :(
What could went wrong? And what are my other options?
Do you have a bios flashback button? Because a flash gone bad or incompatible memory with the older version or CPU incompatible if too old of a version can be Problem. I have not clue what bios version you flashed or what support you lost or if it was a bad flash of the bios.
@@sparketech Yes, pressed BIOS flashback button, but that didn't change a thing. The flashing (through M-Flash procedure) went to 100% and finished with reboot successfully. However after that I started to get black screen. Yesterday I updated my BIOS version to the newest available, because I was going to replace my GPU and RAM (internet stated that it's a preferable thing to do). So I got 3600 MHz RAM (was 2400 before) and RTX 3090 video card (was 1070 GTX before).
Everything was working fine with newest BIOS version, but the UI was ugly af, so I wanted to downgrade. Well, the rest you know already :)
Initially I thought the problem was caused by the GPU. I read somewhere on the internet that older versions of Bios failed to recognise NVIDIA 3000 series and later versions of GPUs and someone has fixed it by swapping the display port cable with HDMI. I tried that too, but that didn't help.
The next thing I thought about is RAM. Max RAM speed is listed as 3466MHz for Tomahawk B450, but that shouldn't have caused such incompatibility issues...
Anyways I gave the PC to the local tech store. If you want I can let you know later how that turns out and what have caused the failure after all.
@@sparketech the CPU is not the problem, because I built this PC in Jan 2019 and the BIOS version, that caused failure is from AUG 2019 or NOV 2019 (don't really remember which I used) :)
@@zimenc100 if the memory was an upgrade since 2019 it certainly could have been the memory. If you would have said ahead of time I would have saved you the trip to the store. The bios rom file had to be renamed MSI.ROM in order to use bios flashback. I also have a video on that... I own a lot of MSI products. My board is an MSI B550i Gaming Edge. My monitor is the MSI MPG321QRF-DQ, my GPU is the MSI Gaming X Trio RTX3070 series
My new motherboard that arrived today is a MSI B650I board.
On multiple MSI boards I always have to swap out my GPU any time I do a BIOS update or reset. The motherboards default to CSM and any gaming cards I own won't display output until It's set to UEFI. I keep a crap OEM card handy for this purpose. For my setup I use a DP->VGA cable which may be part of the issue.
The DP to VGA might not help anything but usually for this issue the remove the UEFI issue simply updating the GPU firmware fixes the issue forever.
While saving it's showing
ard. Cancel
Instead of ard there should be save or "ok" right
Shoutout to you my issue was the display port driver problem you made my day mate !
Firmware update fixed it for me. Thanks.
i have a potato gpu,its HD 7700 1GB ddr5... where i can find the update firmware for my gpu?
I wish you good luck, back in the day there was no display update port needed or noted that I had ever seen. Only thing I could suggest if the issue is firmware is see if the manufacturer (company brand that made the card) has anything. Also your card night even be too old for the current display port versions used in monitors these days... If the CPU had built in graphics try that to enter the bios.
I don't know why, but when I connect my monitor via DisplayPort, I can't access the BIOS. The screen slightly flickers during startup and appears for a moment as if the TV has no signal, but there are no issues when using HDMI.
Multi monitors have been a known issue for years for bios display. I have more solutions in video #3. To even hope to be of any more help I would have to know your motherboard which chipset, GPU and monitor models. The AMD B650 has it's own issue. Half of the 900, 1000 and even some of the 700 series and 3000 series of GPUs from Nvidia have issues including the AMD RX400 and 500 and the Fury cards and certain movies monitors under certain refresh rates. So many reasons.
This is old I know but I switched my HDMI to the desktop, to the GFX card hdmi slot and walla, bios opened.
Thanks bro.. updating my firmware worked like a champ..
If your into computer tech don't forget to check out my other videos and subscribe to help this channel grow.
@@sparketech done.. hell yea
I have an RTX3070 nothing works for me to see bios. And my motherboard has a plate on top of everything so the battery is not visible. I love how manufacturers make it possible so that a bios cannot be seen and we have to find ways to fix it.
motherboard is an MSI Gaming Edge? If your bios isn't the oldest one out there press the power button for 5 seconds when the computer is off to reset the bios.
@@sparkestudio It is an Asus Rog Strix TRX40 E-Gaming, I made the mistake to try to reset the BIOs with the jumpers and the power holding for 15 seconds (inside the motherboard) not the actual power button).
And then my pc went dead, it wouldn't even boot on windows, the LED troubleshooting gave me BIOS light error and the mini screen on the motherboard showed "error 02".
I contacted ASUS help and they told me to do a USB flash bios update... boy that didnt' work.
I had to take it to a technician to fix it. Now it works and I can see my bios finally.
@@aryaprincess2479 Glad you got it working, sucks you had to pay to get it fixed... I have even videos how to fix a computer that won't boot btw. Use to run my own computer business. It's a lot easier mind you to trouble shoot a computer seeing it in person than trying to "discuss" online what it could be. How you find using a thread ripper CPU, sucks there is no 5000 series models yet, with any luck they'll release a V-cache thread ripper version.
@@sparkestudio I paid 10 euros only because it took him 10~15 minutes to test everything and find the right solution.
My pc cost me like 4500 euros in total in January 2021 (without the monitor and peripherals) so I am not fooling around with it. I'd rather pay some money to be 100% sure it works. It is a threadripper 3960x, 128GB RAM 3600MHz, RTX 3070 OC (3080s and 3090s were still out of stock during that time on early 2021), full tower case, 1500w PSU, PCI SSD and an additional HDD for extra storage etc.
The technician was the guy who also stitched the parts into the final pc so he knew what he was doing. He already made a profit from me buying a spaceship pc from him so he feels an obligation to help me with minimal costs for these types of problems.
@@aryaprincess2479 That's great you didn't have to pay much. That's quiet the system you got, still wonder if we are going to see the 5000 series thread ripper around March
Thanks. Updating the firmware worked.
Awesome, glad you got it figured.
The delete key won’t work bcs nothing will connect to my computer including the monitor
@@totallynotyeti3200 this new bios is junk for me still. You might have to downgrade to an older version
i am useing sapphire rx580 nitro
with ryzen 3600
b450 tomahawk motherboard
using windows 11 almost 3 or 4 months
not showing the bios part since yesterday
and cant enter the bios
system runs fine though
.....
i tried changing ports
differnt hdmi
cleared CMOS (now can play valorant cause valorant needs to on the secure boot and tmp option as well)
i dont know what to do !
i post my problem to some community most of them don't get my problem at all
and talking to clear the cmos and clean the ram chk the graphics card at different computer etc useless things
>
what should i do now ?
First thing to do is see if all the like 4 or 5 people now that have commented have listed any resolutions to the RX580 problem... The issue is a HUGE for the RX580 not showing the bios. Really odd that it happened suddenly. Just got off work, super lacking time at the moment cause I work 10 hours a day and am on day 10 or 14.
My first suggestion is to us your TV and see if that works to display the bios. Next suggestion is use something other than the evil anti bios showing RX580 lol. If you get into the bios turn off UEFI bios to legacy or something and your problem should be solved and can go back to the RX580
@@sparketech cant have tv option cause I live far from family and my roommate have a vga monitor and no port for hdmi or display neither my graphics card have one
....
one more thing
I used ddu to uninstall the graphics driver then its was total blank (pc running no windows )
somehow dont know exactly, i turned on csm mode and its shows bios + windows then i reinstalled the graphics driver update motherboard bios to the latest one
then turn of the uefi
and its sad
no bios again direct windows 11
what should i do now ?
try to get back csm mode or firmware update (less risk cause my gpu has dual bios) ?
or get back to previous graphics driver (its horrible cause if the uninstall part shows the total black again it would be messy again
..
And thanks for your time man
u really motivated me ,I am not freaked out just thinking what to do
@@anindow Windows 11 sounds like a bit of a mess. If there is real updated firmware / bios for the GPU it may fix the issue. The RX580 is a nightmare and windows 11 does not seem any less of a nightmare with it's silly requirements. I'm not going to try Windows 11 for maybe a year or so if I do, there are too many annoying bugs with it.
@@sparketech I am very grateful to U bro ❤️
finally bios update solve my problem I mean my graphics card's problem 🤣
...
I tried to flash the firmware almost 4 times (most of the time it got stuck and I had to force restart I waited 30 min per stuck to be sure it got stuck)
at the 5th try it finally showed the success (all credit goes to U 🕊️)
message and everything just fine as previous.
U made my day brother 🤩🤩
hi would u know why my bios wont show up like as if its there, but no display at all, i tried disabling the fastboot, changed wires, try other monitor but nothing worked. it just wont show up when i press the bios key it stays black then if not it just boots directly to the loading screen of windows. im starting to think my bios driver corrupted or something
Every single fix in this video is the bios stying till boothing into windows... The problem is there is no one reason.
And the reason the bios does show up can be from a combination of hardware. GPU, the bios type like MSI having a UEFI bios and the monitor. If you don't tell me your hardware you have told me nothing.
@@sparketech hello I have rx580 aorus and b550m-a pro motherboard. I have black screen on the bios. What can i do to fix this problem ?
@@yagzkoksal154 sorry at work and don't have discord on my phone... What is your CPU?
@@yagzkoksal154 i have same card i was able to fix it yesterday i tried connecting it to other display device/ in my case im using my tv, so the thing i notice is that the bios appears rarely instead of everytime, like in 10 reset tries i get to see the bios splash 1 time. That did the job for me :D
bro you are the best... thanks a lot for this content. literaly you saved my life thank you so much
Glad I could help
Man I spent an hour messing around. Thinking of taking the gpu out or bios flash.
The second input trick worked with dp. My hdmi (only had one slot) didn’t work but lucky I had 3 dp ports.
Nvidia 3060ti
My pc shows no signal, even changed the cable but still nothing and i cant seem to boot into bios by pressing F1 Del etc. keys. My pc boots into bios whenever it feels like it not when i try to and at this point i am very frustrated because i can't solve the problem. I am only able go into windows through bios but my pc just won't boot into bios when i want it to, it just leaves me with no signal screen. I reseated the ram sticks. Nothing happened there still no signal. I wanted do the CMOS but i think it's under my gpu but i cant seem to pull my gpu out so i am not going to play with that in case i break something...I am literally just scratching my head, about to pull my hair out in frustration.
Did you check the other links I pinned in comments?
I can not at all help in any form until you tell me your computer specs. Monitor, motherboard, and GPUs are the main ones. And firmware as I state in the other videos is only one of about 15 reasons a bios won't show and the AMD motherboards B650 are a total mess and also has that issue
Man that really solved my issue!!! Thank you so much!
Awesome, if you're into tech and computers don't forget to click on my channel name than click videos. Have a great day.
Thx !
y540 bios back flash -disabled
+ NVMe never works
+ free DOS buying it
+ UEFI / LEGACY huge problems, still no nvme tech working properly.
2 yrs guarranty too late.
OMG...diplay port update was the issue .....thanks bro
Glad I could help
Bro, thanks you so much. I forgot to plug my monitor in, your video was AMAZINGLY USEFUL
Display the BAWS!
Lmao
Hi, I was messing around with the bios due to another issue and I was messing around with the Uefi and legacy modes and now it boots to a black screen how do I fix I do not know what I done
Some computer components are not UEFI compatible. An easy fix should be to clear the CMOS / remove the battery on the motherboard for a minute then place back in and reboot.
@@sparketech i tried this and I tried shorting and nothing works please help
@@sparketech Ive tried booting to usb I’ve tried flashing bios
@@1Frenzy1 what is your GPU? What is your CPU. Black screen completely or just bios not showing? If completely blank after an update try removing GPU and boot system and then power off after like 3 minutes and place GPU back in.
@@sparketechrx 6600 Ryzen 5 5600x gigabyte b550m aurous pro p I tried enabling secure boot to play and it went black after I can’t boot to usb flash drive I can’t open my bios just completely black
This was my solution may help someone out there: I had to turn off Auto HDMI switch on my display and also lower the resolution. That made my bios be visible instead of blank screen. My Display-port display didn't work but my HDMI display did.
Your problem might be your monitor. The Samsung 240hz with display compression is a problem, refresh rate has to be dropped to like 144 or 120hz. Otherwise it is possible to have bad or simply not proper display port cables which can happen even with HDMI. In my newest video if not this one I suggest using a different connection and have more solutions.
Ty so much for me pressing DEL while booting fixed
thank you updating the firmware fixed the issue
Thank you, sometimes my ASUS monitor is a little stubborn. Thanks for showing me that my pc didn't have a problem 😅 ❤
I update my bios and my pc reboots but my screen stays blank while my pc runs. I can turn off my pc and get back in but I’ve tried a few times and nothings changed
I'm confused, does your computer boot to windows still? Or do you mean your bios does not show?
You wrote "I can turn off my pc and get back in" get back in windows?
Ever since I installed my new GPU, my boot time has skyrocketed to about 30 seconds where as before it when I was on iGPU it was under 10. I’ve been looking all over the internet to find the reason to no avail. I was wondering if you’d know why?
Without knowing your specs GPU brand and motherboard I wouldn't even know where to start. GPU brand because AMD GPUs have heavy drive load at boot up but that shouldn't apply to Nvidia... if using Nvidia see what happens after you uninstall Geforce Experience which is a bulky driver package.
@NotBios Here are my specs: MSI pro z690-a ddr4, 12700k + 7900xt.
I doubt it's driver related because the delay happens on the firmware side not the OS side.
@@ararezaee check if you have new firmware for your motherboard and check out your GPU. And you know the GPU has a microcode that reacts with the bios... And your power supply is sufficient for your setup? Memory issues can also cause delays. I wish I would do more to track why I had a similar issue to note how I resolved it.
I recently updated my BIOS to the latest non-beta version, and installed a new CPU. Now I'm trying to get everything ready to reinstall Windows and when trying to get to BIOS sometimes it loads but most of the time I just get a black screen. I am able to see the prompt to press F2 for BIOS and F11 for Boot Menu, but after pressing F2 it's just a black screen (or sometimes when I'm lucky it shows up). I've cleared CMOS, unplugged unnecessary devices, only one monitor is connected (using HDMI). This is so irritating.
I need to know your system specs in order to help. I would assume MSI with the problems you are having... I need to know motherboard, monitor and GPU... I have 3 videos in this series and I have an MSI specific B650 video all relating to this issue.
@@sparketech Thank you for the reply. Motherboard: Asrock b450 am4 gaming-itx/ac. New CPU: Ryzen 7 5800x. GPU: RTX 3060. Two monitors, one is Asus MG248QR and the other is Acer XFA240Q, I've alternated between these while troubleshooting, hasn't seemed any different. After my first post I have also tried removing the GPU, clear CMOS, and plug one monitor directly into the video on the motherboard but then I get nothing at all, not even the prompts described before.
@ta I installed that same motherboard into my sister's computer.
Past 3 video likely had your solution. I talk about the 3000 series cards and the updates which I think I also mentioned in this video and have a link to the update in my video description for the RTX3060.
Did you try the update? If not simply look at the links in the description. I can't post it in comments. I got a strike against my account for doing so from RUclips for posting external links.
Here's the video to part 3
ruclips.net/video/DCASg2EbCYs/видео.html
@@sparketech Thanks i will give it a shot tomorrow!
@@sparketech Thank you again for the assistance. I've decided to just replace the motherboard. I didn't mention this part due to irrelevance, but I got a bigger case and was still using that tiny little Asrock board that only had 4 SATA ports etc. Wanted bigger anyway, so... here's hoping I don't have issues with the new one.
sir, i need help. i have a pc, during an installation of windows in usb suddenly i accidentaly stepped on the power switch. and then after that i my monitor displays nothing. i cant even go to the bios or windows
If you broke your power switch you may need a new switch or have to use the pin shorting method to turn your computer on. I'd personally get a new power switch if you broke it rather than putting anything conductive that can break your computer.
Thank you for your video, i have been looking so long for a fix to the same problem, changing from efi to legacy worked for me. I had a hd 6850 with no problems on startup then i changed to a gtx 750 it would take a minute just to get to the windows startup without being able to enter the bios, now it only takes a few seconds and i can enter bios.
You're welcome, if you're into tech check out some other videos on this channel. I review everything from light strips to waterproof shoes to wireless controllers for PC as well as the history of AMD and VIA Technologies. Even my own movie series and heated gloves.
Hi I have Dell XPS 15 L502X {2nd-Gen i7 processor & windows 10} (purchased in 2012). Few days ago, a blue screen error suddenly appeared during using the laptop (not remember the error code). After that, repeat blue screen errors occurred just after the windows completely load up but Windows was loading in safe mode.
Next day when I tried to boot the laptop again, it's fan, leds lights & keyboard backlight etc are working but display is not turning on at all (Not even Dell boot logo is showing). Battery & charger is ok.
I have done all basic troubleshooting steps like press power button for 1min without battery & charger. Also connected the laptop with external monitor but no help.
Laptop Display is working, i have done Dell Display test by pressing "D-key + power button" and multiple colors are showing but after reboot same black screen issue is happening.
During repeatedly trying to boot the laptop, 2 times Dell boot logo was randomly appeared out of 50 trys. And an error code was showed on boot " 00c08270: Real time clock error - check date and time setting" along with continuous beep sound.
I pressed F2 to boot in bios and changed date & time settings and then I pressed F1 to boot in windows. Windows was trying to load but a blue screen error occurred " Stop code: DRVER POWER STATE FAIURE" .
I thought that it is CMOS batter issue so next day I changed the CMOS battery and installed a new one. I also removed the RAM, Keyboard, HardDisk and cleaned their connectors with soft brush & cloth.
But issue is still occuring, Dell boot logo is not appearing again & display is totally black but fan, led lights, keyboard backlight etc is ON .
Is this problem related to BIOS? (but I hadn't installed any bios).
So, What can be the issues & how to resolve it ?
With an old laptops especially older ones there are a couple of problems that appear overtime with desktop as well... 1 hard drives fail and blue screen and second error are dead busted capacitors.
@@sparketech My HardDisk is fine.
And If there is motherboard issue then Dell logo should never show even one time. But in my case, Dell logo was appeared sometimes & I was able to boot in BIOS.
@@Sidg2 caps popping start with the computer becoming unstable (unstable voltage control) but could be solder joints or a motherboard controller. Rarely the CPU, rarely a bios issue without a bad flash. Changing the battery for the bios is a good first step for an older PC which I see you had done. It is rare without a hard drive error for windows to no longer load. Does the bios "always" boot fine and not crash or only crash when loading past windows.
@@sparketech Every thing was fine, bios & windows both was working fine, but one suddenly this issue happened.
@@Sidg2 from what you wrote at first that things were not even working at times to get to the Dell Logo it sounds like you are saying sometimes not even the bios is loading. If that is correct that would not be HDD, could be anything connected or built in but being a laptop it sounds like what I was saying; motherboard problem. Only other separate component would be CPU which is unlikely and memory which is not common to fail. Average motherboard fails after 6-8yrs especially on laptops cause they run hot
hi my MB MSI Z 490 A-PRO, actual bios version 7C75v2D, processor 10600K, GPU MSI RTX 3070 all updates up to date from Dragon Center (MSI) + Windows11 update + GPU --after enter to bios i see black screen...? prblem start when i use bootable pendrive BATOCERA-- please help
I removed the video I now deleted in comments and pinned in comments the video that should relate to your GPU and likely issue.
I just accidentally set up the platform key in my bios and suddenly my screen went black I tried everything thing related to CMOS my keyboard mouse all the things got locked please help i have aorous b 450 pro wifi motherboard board
Did you clear the CMOS?. I Have the B450I Gigabyte Aurous I built my sister. Never tried setting up a platform key. My best advice would be to google search... Cause I worked 11 days in a row and have worked 112 hours and still have 3 more days to work and an obligation to make videos on my other channel for microphones supplied to review. Lack of time will make helping difficult. It would be easier to write to me on discord because I can send links to help pages related to your issue but RUclips tends to block a lot of links. Discord link and other channel is all in my video description
I have the same issue with Intel and HDMI cable .What can i do?
What is your GPU? Your CPU is Intel? What is your monitor?
My Pc Boots and my monitor shows no signal but wait like a minute and it recieves a signal but just shows a black screen that 640 by 480 weirdly enough. I think its my gpu but Im not to sure and my gpu is a gtx 1060 3gb and I dont know what to do anymore. Another thing is that my keyboard and mouse are rgb and they reset 3 times before fully working
my motherboard is am Asrock b450m pro4
I got a notification, "AMD needs your attention" something like that. But because at the time it was impossible for me to be connected to the internet and i had to finish my work (didn't require Internet connection), i ignored the notification and continued working.
Then, series of blue screen with various stop codes, like my whole computer was f*ked entirely.
And now, black screen, but the machine still runs (can hear the fan)
So it's probably AMD that caused it.
"Typically, this happens when an incompatible application or program interferes with the Windows processes." Or hardware issues. I'd assume windows was updating and had an issue, something as simple as an old program that wasn't compatible with the update.
Damn! My pc always shows black screen for the past 5 days. It just shows an error message sometimes but no bios. I’m so stressed as I have most of my documents in it.
Reasons a computer won't boot
ruclips.net/video/GITd28ntPmA/видео.html
I am soo panicked about my motherboard not shpwing any bios
I did firmware setting on my biostar motherboard
Setting was secure boot enabled and key management to factory default with saving
I did it bcz valorent ask me to do that
Right after doing these settings my pc starts from windows screen it gets blank on startup please please help me
My motherboard is biostar a320mh
Gpu rx 580 8 gb
My computer turns on but I’m still stuck on the black screen : (
If you mean when trying to enter the bios here is my video with nearly all solutions in a relatively short video:
ruclips.net/video/pzUk1HmkmKE/видео.html
If you mean your computer is not actually working and it is only a black screen I have several videos on that subject, simply let me know and I'll send a link to those videos where like this video there are links to related videos in the description of the videos... RUclips does not allow me to post more than 1 link per message.
sir, my problem is I reset my bios and then my bios has set the display to onboard.. now I need to enter my bios using the board display.. everytime I tried to enter bios settings it shows only black screen.. how to fix this? does downloading the firmware works?
There is a setting in the bios to change initial display from onboarding to PCI-E or PEG or whatever you're motherboard happens to call the setting... Brands like to name the same thing differently all the time.
@@sparketech the problem is everytime I tried to boot to bios settings it always ends up black screen. that's why I can't change it. I'm in legacy mode :(
@@-K.-. There are 3 videos to this. To even have a possible idea if an update could help which there are more than 1 update depending on GPU I would need to know the GPU you have or simply try it if you know your GPU is supported. Video 3 I go into more details and video 2 is other reasons. This one is strictly Nvidia 1000 series and lower and strictly UEFI bios only.
The FW update doesn´t help in my config: DP2HDMI passive cable: NO display before windows boot has finished. When connecting to a monitor with DP, the boot and BIOS etc. display shows up. I need the HDMI nevertheless, because the machine drives a 55" UDH TV.
HDMI also fails to show even though it is a display port driver... Did you try different ports on the board? What is your CPU, motherboard model and do you have a GPU? Try a different HDMI port. I built my sister a computer and trying different HDMI showed the bios
The M2000 has 4 DP ports.
@@martinkifmann6177 try different ports, one might display the bios... Also if you have a GPU and a built in graphics on the CPU the CPU might be be the output displaying the bios and not the GPU.
@@sparketech Of course i tried all 4 ports :-) The machine is a HP Z440 workstation and has no on board graphics.
When connecting to a DP monitor it works, when using a different GPU (which has no DP, tried three of them) also , so by 100% this is an issue of the GPU BIOS when switching to HDMI mode (which works as soon as the Windows driver is running. This easily can be seen in the NVIDIA panel). So the firmware update doesn´t address that issue. Same with the Qadro M2000 als well as a K4200 i tried before (even worse with that one, it wants to be connected to it´s DVI port for the before-Windows-phase )
@@martinkifmann6177 do you have the newest firmware for your GPU? Did you try the other method every single video talks about where you change settings in windows that takes you to the bios screen directly? Basically every video that says bios not showing has those steps... Screen would remain blank if not showing. Simply wondering if the monitor is taking too long to wake.
I have never used a work station before... I personally hate pre built systems cause companies try to hide the bios... With a work station options are probably fairly limited. If something can display the bios see that PCI-E is the first display device.
Help me please..
I have b450m s2h v2 (rev. 1.0) motherboard and i updated my bios, but after updating i had nothing on Monitor, PC working but no screen.
I tried to remove the battery but it didn't work, i even cleared cmos but it didn't work. I am terrified.
I need your help please
I'm kind of concerned that the bios did not flash correctly. Try one memory stick in one of the 2 slots. Could also to at least try see if it'll work connecting a TV with HDMI. Hope you didn't have a bad flash, from now on I don't believe I'll ever buy a motherboard without a bios flashback button. The MSI bios updater APP corrupted my bios 2 times out of 2 attempts. Bios flash back works even on a corrupted bios. Take it you flashed when using windows and not when in the bios to flash?
I need seriouse help. I head you mentioned about changing the UEFI that can turn off the screen,I have acer EX 2519 laptop 💻 . I needed to change os some how I tempered with the UEFI by selecting it and restarted to change them. Unfortunately my screen is not displaying any more any way to fix ....?
Resetting the bios could be the easiest way to get it working again. I'd advise looking online if you don't have one for the owners manual on how to do so. Removing the bios watch sized battery is not always an easy task. Last laptop I tried that with required taking the darned bottom casing apart and it was far from fun.
I don't get a display with my RX 580. I need to connect my display to my motherboard back panel & use the iGPU. Once I am in Windows I can switch the display to my video card to get a display. How do I fix this so I can start my computer normally with my display connected to my video card?
There is a bios setting for PCI-E display first option that would fix this. Each motherboard is different where the bios setting is and it's name and you told me basically nothing... But hopefully your RX580 is fine and shows the bios or you just don't need to use it after changing the setting you need. Your RX580 most likely won't display the bios. Just look at all the comments with RX580 issues, to fix the RX580 you need to download the exact firmware for the exact Brand, Model of the GPU. BUT do the bios setting change from built in graphics to external or whatever the name is within your particular motherboard. Firmware or bios updating is always has a risk.
@@sparketech I have the asus AREZ Strix Radeon RX 580 OC Edition & the Asus Prime Z590-A. The video card worked fine in my old motherboard (asus Z-170-A). I have the option in bios to have primary display as IGD, PEG, & PCI. Which one do I change IGD to?
@@superarsenal009 a GPU is in PEG (PCI Express Graphics) slot
had multiple parts for this?
@@Arelium yep... One is not even listed as one of the 3 parts... That would be the MSI B650 problems. Multiple monitors is an issue, and Nvidia GPUs updates listed in the description of part 3 video and links to the other videos are in the description. The AMD RX480 all the way to the RX590 is an issue. Samsung 4 240hz VA monitor is an issue that requires you to lower the refresh rate to 120, display adapters that change the connection beyond the cable itself, VR headsets take over the display... So many reasons
Hi i have Uefi problem. I changed it from legacy to uefi and now i have a black screen and can t boot up from hard drive or into bios and when take the gpu out..i can get in to the bios with cpu's graphics card but then csm is grayed out so i cant enabled it to get back to legacy! Do you have any advice what to try? I have cleared cmos..no prevail. Not yet try it a another gpu..but i have starting to think about flash the bios as last resort. Please Help.
The solution to avoid any future issues could be to get the GPU firmware updated and just leave it on UEFI. Part 2 video is for 700 to 1000 Nvidia cards. Part 3 is for 3000 series and all other solutions for AMD and other cards as long as there are updates available.
@@sparketech i updated bios and it solved the problem! 👍
@@japekki666 awesome 👍
I have a Geforce GTX 1060 and when I try to boot into bios it goes blank but I can still boot normally.
Had I now replied to you? A 1060 is one of the cards that are listed for the firmware update from Nvidia which in my other video in the discription I show the steps... If your into computer tech don't forget to check out my other videos and subscribe to help this channel grow.
@@sparketech sorry i had not got bnack i acually fixxed the problem by installing it so then i changed my secure boot to enabledf and my pc got bricked
@@natsuki1327 prolly wasn't bricked, you just need to reset the cmoss
I was trying to download windows 11 so I had to go into the bios and turn on a few settings and I save and restart my pc and I got a black screen
I even tried everything
What is your CPU and GPU? There is more than you see on this list especially if you read the comments where I reply in video 1 and 2.
@@sparketech I got a intel cpu I do not know the exact one and I got a 1650 super
@@sparketech with a gigabyte mother board
@@clove9245 are you saying your computer stays black screen? This video is the bios is blank I have a different video to help with not booting computers. It sounds to me is all you have to do is reset the bios that you may have changed something that the computer didn't play friendly with.
@@clove9245 depending how old your CPU and motherboard is it might not even work with Windows 11. And older than the 7000 series of Intel CPUs you'd need to purchase a TMP 2.0 module.
Hi, in my case i unplug the hdmi from the gpu and plug in the mother hdmi
Glad that worked for you. I have other solutions in my part 3 video that might be proper fix so you can remain plugged into the GPU. Details in the video description including firmware fixes. If using the AMD RX480, 580 or 590 than you choose the best solution for those cards which has one other work around if you aren't using or aren't planning on using Windows 11.
My computer is showing black screen when I press f1 or del.Assist pse.
I can not assist unless you tell me something. There are piles of reasons for a blank screen in the bios which this video and the other video in my description are both about.
The bios not showing is often the fault of multiple configuration items... The AMD RX580 GPU, MSI motherboards with UEFI bios, the monitor display version. What I mainly need to know is what is your GPU, CPU and your motherboard... Those are the main 3 problem pieces of hardware, other things are VR headsets often take over the display or people connecting to the wrong ports. When you have a CPU with built in graphics it sometimes takes over the bios display from the graphics card.
Be extremely careful with display port firmware updates. Windows dont play well with firmware or bios updates.
Indeed but for the Nvidia firmware for the GPU there really isn't any other way to do it.
I love the Bios flash button with the MSI motherboard like I have, twice their windows software bricked my motherboard but the flash button still worked and has never bricked a bios and if it would do so I can still fix it... Windows is never the way to update if you have the choice as @zenmasterX1 commented, be careful
Thanks so much!
hey i hope you help me in my problem i recently got a new build with rtx 3060 and with MSI b660 pro mk mother board iam connecting my rtx via HDMI to my screen now when i boot up my machine i can`t display the initial boot screen it boot directly to windows when i used the tool you mentioned it said that every thing should be updated hope you can help me
Part 3 video is where you have to look for the 3000 series
ruclips.net/video/DCASg2EbCYs/видео.html
I updated my bios to the latest version available and now I can't enter it anymore just stuck on blank screen after rebooting and hitting the bios key, however if i do a normal startup it stil boots into windows and msinfo shows the bios has indeed been updated. I'm quite puzzled why the bios screen won't show up. Msi b450 tomahawk max with a 3700x and a gtx 1080. I had the intention of upgrading to the 5800x and a new gpu but I don't want to change any hardware until this is fixed.
Hopefully I have both other videos in the description of this one still. I have a video to fix the 900 and the 1000 cards. Also have more reason for that also fixes the 3000 series blank bios screen Android an update to enable resizable bar on the 3000 series. The update likely updated the bios to UEFI type
@@sparketech well apparently I just wasn't patient enough to wait to hit del until I saw the splash screen. Took me to the bios immediately when I did that. Odd that it messes something up when I prematurely hit the key before the splash screen.
@@MrCrazyjoe259 okay, great that it is working. Changing the motherboard to one with UEFI can make it stay blank. Take it you are not using an MSI motherboard :p. If you upgrade to a 3000 model and have issues already have a solution on my other video.
@@sparketech I am using an msi board actually lol. B450 tomahawk max.
@@MrCrazyjoe259 You have 2 pieces of the puzzle, the 3rd is the monitor. Unless you were lucky enough to get the firmware from factory updated on the GPU. When I had this problem it was the MSI B550I Gaming Edge, GTX1070 and LG 27GL850. Switched too old monitor it showed the bios, changed the bios out of UEFI without changing monitor it showed, keep everything normal change the GPU it showed. I have the MSI RTX3070 Gaming X Trio, MSI B550I Gaming Edge motherboard, MSI MPG321QRF-DQ these days, only the motherboard remains the same :P. Got the GPU during the mining crazy, back than you got whatever you could get for a GPU.
I turned on uefi secure boot in bios while i was loading a o.s and now no display.
i tried clearing by removing battery and all that so nothing works.any help?
i own a Dell precision t1700
You mean no display at all? Normally UEFI should be used with a new install and secure boot tends to lock your devices... I have not experienced your issue before, only seen comments of people needing to format everything. I would recommend reading form forums via a Google search for Secure boot issues or secure boot no display.. Anyone else able to assist? I hated Windows 11 so much I formatted and reinstalled everything.
@@sparketech can't tell for sure but feels like bios was damaged since very it stopped posting after bios load
@@GannibalGaming bios should not ever be damaged due to changing to UEFI and secure boot. But devices can be locked to the system which makes restoring the OS a royal pain in the behind. If I was there at your computer I am sure I could figure it out. If you happen to be in Northern BC Canada could help in person if you aren't too far away.
@@sparketech we could do a live call and i troubleshoot to your instructions
@@GannibalGaming To try a live call would have to wait till Tuesday or Monday Night. I just finished 12 days in a row working 10 hours per day and still work Sunday an Monday and am working on multiple review videos all at the same time after work every day... So insanely tired. Most of my recent reviews have been on my Studio Channel but have a bunch of new computer stuff and a new computer build to do and parts to review.
Thank you so much! I tried doing the CMOS reset but this fixed it
Awesome!
Hey, I am able to update my bios after updating the bios it shows the message "bios update has occurred , press enter" after pressing enter the screen just goes black.. it's not booting
I had used a secondary monitor as my laptop 's display was damaged
I don't know what issue am I facing here ?
Bios on the motherboard? If the flash failed I'd hope you have a bios flashback back button to restore it.
After you flash a bios if it did work, with AMD it take a while for the CPU and memory to set itself up. Can take 2 full minutes.
@@sparketech yeah I waited for like half an hour to one hour still doesn't see anything on the screen
I tried to find the CMOS on the motherboard but its not there.. I have an hp 15gr008u lap
@@H28-u3u a brand name, not likely to have any fancy extras. The only other option might be to remove the CMOS battery for a minute and put it back in after. That resets the CMOS. Otherwise you might have a dead computer, updating a bios (which is stored on the cmos) can be risky. Updating through windows is the most risky method of all. Getting the incorrect bios is another risk other than power bumps which without power backup is a dead computer.
You may have to see if HP themselves can help and if you're system is under warranty still. Brand name computer companies that make full systems often do not want you to ever see the bios.
Is this needed to do on every gpu series or only the ones that are in the nvidia website?
Part 1 is all GPUs, part 2 is Nvidia specific for older GPUs, part 3 is all GPUs with items missed and later in the video newer Nvidia GPUs specific.
Not all GPUs need the update. It depends on your configuration of your system to even know if the UEFI issue occurs to cause a bios blank screen. Also some people just don't realize why their bios is not showing. If your GPU is a 900 series or a 1000 series Nvidia card and you sell this to someone using a UEFI bios and a gaming monitor they will have a bios blank screen. Part 3 video I have a resizable Bar support update from Nvidia for the 3000 series and many 3000 series also does not display a UEFI bios either
@@sparketech It's a 3000 series gpu, and when I boot the system it doesn't let me go into bios mode and I have the white light lit in the motherboard. It all happened when I started to use a display port cable. Everything else is working fine, I have no trouble using the computer except for that
@@ArturoSM01 your fix is most likely part 3 video, there is a displayport update for 3000 series
@@sparketech many thanks for your help, I'll try that
Many thanks !
I have a Acer Aspire f5 572g 57pv laptop and after trying to overclock my laptop and hitting f10 in bios to save and exit, my laptop got stuck in a black screen every single time I try to boot it, no logo, no bios no nothing, just a black screen, I have tried to cmos reset by removing the bios battery, I tried it 3 times, longest time I waitted before putting it back in was 1 and half an hour, I don't know if this is because I have a bios password (yes ik the password I just need to enter bios to reset it but there is no display), I tried looking for cmos jumper but couldn't find it, please help :(
I have a direct to acer link with help video but RUclips gave me a channel strike for external from RUclips links.
Try this:
Press and hold the power button for 10 seconds, or until your system shuts completely down.
Power on the system. As soon as the first logo screen appears, immediately press F2 for notebooks or Delete for desktops to enter the BIOS.
Press F9 and then Enter to load the default configuration.
Press F10 and then Enter to save and exit.
I got my first every Laptop Last week, an Acer Aspire. Not fond of Acer due to the long term reliability issue. The laptop certainly flies and hope mine lasts. If you want the link you'll need to email me, contact me on discord or Facebook links in video description and email in my "about"
@@sparketech my problem is that there is no display, no logo, no bios, no nothing, it's just a pure black screen with nothing sadly
@@sparketech also as an acer aspure user, this laptop was used in my mother's office before, I've been using this laptop for around 2 years and it's a nearly 10 years old, ngl it's holding up really well too, I just swapped hdd with a ssd but that was my fault, I got real mad and aciddentally gave it a good punch 😂 but yeah
@@jroggy_yt2499 that is horrible. almost returned the Acer Aspire the day I got it after a Google search of the no display whatsoever issues all over the Internet. But that was mostly to do with a faulty chip. Have to tried holding down the power button for 1 minute? Some have a reset by doing so. Do your fans turn on but no display or simply completely dead?
@@jroggy_yt2499 wow that's an old laptop. You're lucky to have it last like that. Might actually be a good thing it is old. If that old, have you considered replacing that old CMOS battery. Generally they only have a life span of 10 years. I honestly have no clue of what went wrong for your system. If you are on Vancouver island in Canada I could take a look. Currently I'm just left taking guesses at possibilities.
Hello I reseted the cmos and my main mobo don't have intergated gpu . I got a blackscreen
If you don't have a GPU or integrated graphics it's a problem. This is why all 7000 AMD CPU finally have a built in GPU. Intel users also forget to consider the F CPUs are F'ed for a reason lol. There have not been built in graphics in motherboards for well over 5 years now.
@@sparketech ahh ap then if I had integrated gpu then it would reset to the mobo
@@anthonygalatolo4026 resetting the motherboard bios can be done without a GPU. Seeing a display at all you need a GPU or built in graphics in the CPU. Seeing the bios with a GPU could require a firmware update. I am uncertain if there is a translation issue between languages where I am not fully understanding your situation. It sounded at first like at some point you didn't have a blank screen before resetting the cmos? Or is your situation the same as before resetting the cmos?
meaning it was not support for 3090 ti?
Video 3 had an update for the 3000 series if firmware related. Video 1 is older GPUs
TY SO MUCH! i only needed to update my bios, and graphics card, TY SO MUCH
You are very welcome... and your user name has made me hungry. It is time to eat and go back to reviewing stuff after :P
lol have a good day@@sparketech
Hello I have a 1050ti with a Ryzen 5 2600x but before that I had an apu Ryzen 3 2200g ever since I installed my GPU when the hdmj is connected in my GPU I get black screen until the windows logo therefore I can't enter my bios and integrated graphics don't work
There could be more than 1 reason of that video does not solve by connecting to different HDMI ports than my older than this part 2 video which i have a link to in the description of this video should solve the issue. What you failed to mention is your motherboard which is part of the issue if your bios is a UEFI bios... Almost all MSI boards combined with the 900 series, 1000 series and a few other models of Nvidia GPUs.
@@sparketech thank you so much for your time but switching the HDMI sides helped thanks alot
@@thanasishliopoulos6146 awesome 😎
So.. I have a i79700KF so it doesn't have integrated graphics. I used to be able to enter it I dont recall changing the settings for that I get a black screen now. I think it thinks i have integrated graphics I have a msi ventus xs oc rtx 2080 super.
What I find crazy is the 1000 series has an update, the 3000 series has an update and even a couple of the 4000 cards but notbthe 2000 series of RTX. Sometimes memory can make the bios go blank, since your Intel you do not have the MSI B650 motherboard bios issue.
Are you using the newest bios? Have you used any other diaplay connection on your GPU or displayport changedbto HDMi or the other way around. If you connect your tower to a regular TV I bet your bios might show.
I always like to make the joke if you get an F CPU you are F'ed 😂
@@sparketech i think i have to reset the cmos/bios
@@sparketech yeah I fixed it. Took the battery out of the motherboard.
@@fadedlight8596 hmmm you never reset the bios after putting in the new CPU I take it? Looks like you were right about it thinking it still had built in graphics in the CPU.
@@sparketech no removed battery and put back after like 15 sec
i build my pc in a tv monitor the weird thing is that my pc monitor doesnt show me the bios screen it boots to windows works fine but it doesnt show me the bios screen when i put the tv monitor on it the bios screen is working whats wrong plz help
Odds are you just have to change the bios type off of UEFI, take it your motherboard is an MSI. You're GPU might have an updated firmware to fix it, RX580s are the biggest problem GPUs
@@sparketech yeah i got msi x570 and rx 590 so i have to change uefi to legacy or the opposite then if it wont fix the problem then filmware the gpu correct ?
@@peiraiwthspasalimanioths9155 changing from UEFI to legacy or whatever the option is usually fixes the issue until you'd update or reset the bios. Updating the GPU firmware is a forever fix, you have to update to the exact model of bios brand and model of the brand or you could brick the GPU which can also happen if the power goes out or computer crash while updating.
@@peiraiwthspasalimanioths9155 If you update the GPU firmware everything would be fixed forever. Changing the UEFI is a temp fix but is the safest way not requiring a firmware update.
Firmware updates are always risky if something goes wrong especially if you do not know what you are doing. Firmware for the exact model of the card not just brand otherwise if could be bye bye GPU.
Hi bro...my asus laptop cant enter bios..i start the laptop, after asus logo then the screen becomes blank..already try many keys and waitin g around 5 min but still blank..is this motherboard issue or graphic problem?already hard reset cmos battery but still cant get into bios
Depends... You never named your GPU. I do know manufacturers of laptops like to hide the bios... The 900 Nvidia and the 1000 series have updates which I list on the other video in the discription and this video the AMD fury cards. If you have more than one display out try them to seen if the bios shows on your tv or something.
Is the issue only the bios or blank that you can't even enter Windows? For that issue I have a 2 part series on why the computer won't boot
@@sparketech asus laptop k46cm with nvidia gt635m...
@@sparketech both issue...after logo blank..cant even get to windows..i dont know what is the problem now..2 days try multiple solutions still no hope
I never thought about that. I have a wireless keyboard and I was geting black going into the bios. So I should go back to my wired keyboard and it should work?
My much newer video is in the description. Not going into the bios at all and just going to windows is a keyboard issue. Black screen means it might be firmware or you have the wrong port connected. Without you telling me your GPU, and CPU and motherboard it is kind of hard for me to pin point anything.
The newest video has all 3 video solutions in one single video
PS. Your channel is very plane ;). Some humour for you, hopefully that didn't fly over your head 😉
@@sparketech I have i7-10700k, sapphire 6800xt, z490 msi wifi edge motherboard. And it does go to windows just when I try to go into the bios it’s black but geting into windows is no problem
@@mb944 I am doing some reading at this time. That GPU hadn't been a specific issue on it's own that I know of but it is an MSI board you have just like mine was that caused me the black screen issue on my GTX1070 in the first place with a combination of the gaming PC monitor
I have one simple solution for you to try right now or you can watch my new video (this is a solution in my new video as well as what steps to try). Connect to a TV, bios night than display if it does change out of MSI's UEFI bios to CMS or what the other option is, save and than connect to your PC monitor and done... follow video one for how to look up the exact model of your card where I talk about firmware to see about getting the forever solution without worries about next time you reset the bios
ruclips.net/video/pzUk1HmkmKE/видео.html
@@mb944 I could have you try a couple of other things but at the moment since I don't have access to that GPU (or any other AMD GPU) I can't run any related AMD software to trouble shoot. Not sure if Sapphire TriXX software has any firmware update option. I don't recommend updating MSI bios firmware through their windows installer unless you want to take a 50 50 chance of bricking your computer don't do it... recommend in bios only updating which we can't access. Another thing to try is check windows for option updates that might contain a fix, if you are windows 10 I recommend not updating to windows 11 but updates for your version of windows
Thanks so much man
You’re great took me forever but thank you and I never comment on videos
I reset the CMOS battery and installed the firmware, both didn't fix my problem. What do I do?
like the first part of your name, your description is very obscure. You never told me anything about your computer parts, you never told me if you updated the bios or only the GPU firmware or if you have a Riser cable. I need a description of parts that is way less... Obscure, interesting user name BTW
also if your CPU has graphics built in sometimes that takes over the display from the GPU for the bios... changing ports is one of the many different solutions. If you have a VR headset connected, that is one of the strangest ones I heard that it could be displaying the bios rather than the display.
@@sparketech Lol, thank you. I have an Asus B85-Plus as a motherboard and a Geforce GTX 970 as my GPU. The weird thing I noticed is that while HDMI works just fine with Windows but doesn’t show the BIOS, using VGA doesn’t display anything at all. It showed the BIOS just fine before and only stopped after I moved houses, which I hope isn’t a sign of hardware damage. I don’t think the BIOS firmware is the most recent, as the previous owner wasn’t exactly technologically savvy, I don’t expect that he updated it
@@sparketech I’m afraid I only have 1 HDMI port, and it’s connected to the GPU
@@obscuremusic8542 You do know that 970 has an update for the firmware which I list on my other video BUT your motherboard is too old that it's likely not applicable. Have you tried connecting to a regular TV with HDMI? Or have you tried a different HDMI cable in case it is simply a subpar quality issue. I've seen ports fail on old motherboards... it is possible a solder point to the VGA came lose.
Hello, I have the same issue, the bois is not showing with 3 beeps from speakers of the motherboard when I run my PC
I've Asus B550 gaming plus and Asus RTX 3070 Ti x trio
I tried solutions provided in the first video but nothing works
What should I do ?
This error you are having is not bios not showing related, it is hardware related, the 3 beeps are an error code. PS. for future builds consider getting one with the LED error code lights; super easy trouble shooting.
Reasons computer won't boot
ruclips.net/video/GITd28ntPmA/видео.html
Which CPU are you using? Could be a problem if the motherboard's current bios in the board does not support the CPU.
A Bios flashback button makes updating a bios upon a no boot situation super easy especially for initially unsupported CPUs.
@@sparketech hello sir,
Thank you for answering me,
The problem is that the bios is skipped, even the logo of the motherboard is not showed, it goes straight to windows after taking some time after the beeps, whene I press delete to enter to setup it stuck o black screen
I'm using ryzen 7 5800x
Ps: this probleme just showed whene I upgraded my gpu to rtx 3070 Ti, whene I use my old gpu R9 280x it works fine without problems and I can enter to bios settings without problems.
@@houceinebelhadi6409 it could be the bios type setting. Like MSI it is UEFI vs legacy or CSM or whatever. The 280 is likely not to show the bios under UEFI and the 3070Ti should be UEFI. Don't forget to check for any firmware for the 3070Ti for the "exact" model from the manufacturer. The motherboard logo is part of the bios. The common problem people tend to have is the display is going through their VR headset if your CPU had built in graphics which the 5800x does not have.
@@sparketech I disabled to CSM from the BIOS but the problem persist, I'm lost here, I even contacted MSI about this problem but they didn't provide a solution yet
Thank you sir.
@@houceinebelhadi6409 didn't you say your your motherboard is Asus? You'd contact Asus support for your situation.
very OFF-TOPIC advise.
"Bios Not Showing; black screen" - will with a PC with a NVidia new graphics-card, be due to using fx. the DVI-output.
SOLUTION: Change to fx. the HDMI-output - and BUUM! it works.
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A BIG BUMMER from Nvidia's part .. not to support bios-signal with new GPU's !!!
AND: A lot of "nonsense" advise, in the video
It is called trouble shooting... And there is no polite way to tell people using a DVI adapter to get a new monitor. The last video #3 has a lot of useful stuff I have an unofficial #4 video cause MSI and their Garbage motherboard AMD B650 bios issues. I never made anything regarding the problematic Samsung 240K 4K displays. There are so many reasons. I made a video with every single solution but people got confused and flustered not knowing where to start so I deleted it there are just too many reasons the bios won't show. One of the solutions is change to legacy bios which I removed cause Windows 11 screwed that up. Now the RTX2000 cards are for the most part screwed when using Windows 11.
Always read my video descriptions and get the fix for your Nvidia card if you didn't already do it. I am here to fix issues... After you can enjoy using your display port once again... You're welcome.
For DVI and other adapters, I could just say. Get a new monitor. It's too old, there is no good or polite way I know to say it lol.
So, today I tried to install a hackintosh macos in my asus rog strix gl553vd/gl753vd and right after macos installed, when I tried to boot the bios, I got the black screen, I shutdowm my laptop and booted again and after pressing F2 key to enter bios configuration, it shows me me black screen instead of bios, I was able to boot windows 10 fine, pls help what to do
I do not know Mac, but Apple likes you using their Apple parts. I'd have to research just like anyone else to figure that one out. Better channels for the answers are those that have actually done a Hachintosh build. At work for the next several hours, would be a bit before I could look. I am guessing the GPU might be more the reason unless you are using a CPU with built in graphics.
@@sparketech yes, am also thinking that it’s becoz of the gpu, hope you will get ur work done soon and get back to me, waiting for you
@@SaHiL..97 quick search says UEFI bios not supported on a Hackintosh. Use Legacy bios
@@sparketech legacy bios? I don’t have much knowledge about UEFI and Legacy things but yes, I was able to select my boot devices by pressing ESC key when booting my laptop, so I was able to flash the official bios using a tool called AFUDOS which I tried earlier to flash my bios, Am thinking to give a try and see if problem persists, but am actually thinking that even after flashing bios done, I just hope I don’t just made things messed up more lol, btw I will look for legacy bios and how to do it, will get back to you, also will u recommend me to flash the official bios again?
@@sparketech I googled it and we can only able to change bios uefi to legacy by booting the bios, and I get black screen when trying to boot the bios, I only want my bios settings back nothing more, I will never try hackintosh ever
Hello I have an RX 570 on a OEM HP 3500 pro motherboard and it was working just fine, until I installed last months driver and was causing my games to crash...one day the power went of as I was using my desktop and now I have this issue for no bios display. But when windows 10 fully loads it the display comes
That's odd, the driver should have little to nothing to do with the bios showing or not. Odd the power doing out changed things. Do you know what exact model of RX570 you have? Not just brand but specifically the full name of the card.
@@sparketech just the regular xfx Rx 570 with the red 2 fans
@@jesseomollo9405 Ah, yeah no firmware update from XFX and AMD does not seem to have one either. does selecting the other dual bios on the card change anything?
@@sparketech I ain't so savy on bios and stuff but when you say dual bios is that the switch on the graphics card?
@@jesseomollo9405 I am assuming you have a switch based on the specs for the card having a normal performance and a high performance switchable bios on the card according to the specs of the XFX RX570.
Hello,
Recently i have upgraded my gpu rx-550 to 580,
My mobo is msi b550 gaming plus
When i was usin rx-550..mobo bios option was showing but with 580 it is starting but without showing any kinds of bios option
That RX580 issue is an extremely common problem between this and my other video I have at least 3 people that has the same issue. Please refer to the comments to see if any of the issues were resolved and the solutions. The MSI B550 mobo definitely has UEFI bios which cause this very issue for me but I had been using an Nvidia GPU. A quick try solution that might work is connect to your TV as the display and change off of UEFI bios.
So you are saying If I connect a tv instead of my monitor.then it will show bios option?
@@skshakal2702 never know till you try it. It works in some situations to do that.
I have also my rx-550 it shows the bios option.If I turn it in.and try to change b550 bios as same as you told in the video
LegacyUEFI
Does it work? I mean i am very afraid to go on a firmware update
@@skshakal2702 yes you can do that with your old card. If you have a bios flashback button I have instructions on another video how to use and if you mess it up you can still fix the bios with a flashback button
yo bro i have a huge problem right now and thinking about going to best buy to get it repaired but wanna see if it’s a easy fix, i went into bios and disabled vt-d and saved and exited, my pc then restarted and it just goes to a black screen, i can’t see my cursor, just a black screen then it says that there’s no hdmi connected, i used my other hdmi wires it is not my wires or monitor i cleaned the inside of my pc i have no idea what to do, any thing that can help? it’s a republic of gamers pc windows 11 ASUS
it’s also a 3060 i7
@@doodlebob1x Disabling or enabling that setting which is virtualization should do nothing at all to your PC. Clear your Cmos / remove the bios battery for couple of minutes and than place the battery back and try to boot your computer.
@@sparketech i’ll try it out and let you know if it works
@@sparketech is there anyway i can face time you so that i know what i’m doing is correct i’m new to pcs and stuff so i don’t wanna mess anything up
@@sparketech i can’t move my graphics card out of the way to get the battery
I just figured out my BIOS goes blank if monitor's response time is set to anything, other than standard. Weird.
Edit: it is still not showing
Are you sure your monitor isn't faulty?
@@sparketech I don't know. Can this be caused by a faulty monitor? Yesterday I reinstalled Windows 10 in uefi mode, so I could enable resizable bar. Now most of the time BIOS is not showing video. I switched to 4k TV using the same HDMI cable and BIOS is always showing.
@@sergeyp8574 if you have an Nvidia GPU, there is a firmware update at least for the 3000 for resizeable bar
@@sergeyp8574 and I take it you meant the hz speed of the monitor not response time as those are 2 different things?
@@sparketech I meant "response time" menu option which is by default "faster" and not "standard". It visually increases framerate but causes stutters when playing any video.
My issue was my ASUS monitor. Plugged the computer in to my tv and I’m in the bios. Unbelievable
Actually it does not at all mean the monitor. It is usually the GPU and motherboard combination together with a gaming monitor. The forever solution might be on the last part 3 video. Depending on your GPU.
@@sparketech Ill check out part 3. I don't think i watched that one!
When I try to boot into bios, my screen goes black
But my PC starts normally if I don't press the hotkey
please help me get into bios setting
specs:
Mobo: msi b450m pro vdh max
GPU: rx 580
CPU: ryzen 5 3600
This is exactly what this video is about... which model of RX580? Cause there might be an update for it. It almost certainly a UEFI situation just like I had but with Nvidia cause MSI boots to UEFI bios.
If you have access to a different GPU changing from UEFI bios to Legacy or whatever the other option is (CSM?). Save reboot and than shutdown. Reinstall the RX580 back and it should work
@@sparketech SAPPHIRE Pulse Radeon RX 580 8G GDDR5
@@SilentKira Looked up your card "BIOS Support UEFI"... This forum has a bios but updating can be risky so be careful and apparently you have a dual bios (a backup bios that is which helps for safety, never flash both bios switches just only the one.
www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/sapphire-rx-580-8-gb-bios-pulse-rev2.258518/
@@SilentKira I have to get to sleep now, have to work in less than 7 hours... Any other questions it'd be best to message in discord because posting many links can sometimes remove posts made
PLease heeeelp meee the nvidia DP FIRMWARE NOT APPLICABLE TO THE GRAPHICS CARD ON YOUR PC !! please help me still have blackscreen problem.
my specs : i5 13600k rtx 3060ti , motherboard MSI PRO B760M-P DDR4
Firmware isn't the only reason. Did you try the other solutions including video part 3? Link is in the video description and the link for the 3000 series firmware with it.
As far as I know your Intel motherboard does not have the same issue as the MSI AMD B650 motherboard... Where the bios becomes hidden unless enabling "Memory Content Restore"
@@sparketech i tried the display ID firmware updater and that what happend “no display adapters were found that are compatible with this update” !!! im using the samsung g7 240hz with same samsung displayport !! also if i restart pc my screen keeps on black screen so i need to plug out the cable from screen a plug it back than screen shows ! im feeling bad 😢😢😢
@@alandalusi_1745 try setting the monitor refresh to 120hz.
Someone that commented last year had that same issue at 240hz. If that fixes the issue, it could be something to do with Display Compression that is used to achieve the 240hz.
@@sparketech omggg omggg omgggg its works i can gooo bios now and noo black screeen omgggg 😨😨😨 120hz works perfectly 😨😨😨 omgg i love u sooooo much thank youuuuuuuuuuu ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@alandalusi_1745 glad I could help and that worked for you. If you didn't tell me your monitor I'd of never guessed (only seen the issue with the 240hz Samsung G7 monitors. G9 might have the same issue. So thank you for stating your system parts.
Omg i love you so much, thought I had damaged my mobo
"Always know what you doing first, never get desperate"
Me: breaking sh!t 😢🙄
Lucky, I took your advice and looked around to see the problem was and found out that the launch CSM which are the UEFI and legacy was disable. Otherwise I would've install the firmwares and ruin my whole lifes work.
This vid helps me a lot and for others, Thanks!
please help my pc is brand new and i just MESSED AROUND IN MY BIOS SETTINGS AND NOW MY SCREEN WENT BLACKKK HEKPPPPPPP I CANT TAAKE MY PC APART HOW DO I FIX
There is pretty much zero option to not take apart to get to the bios reset jumper or battery. I am fortunate enough to have the one motherboard MSI messed up on where they made the bios reset inaccessible that I do not need to ever open the case to reset... That is the first revision of the MSI B550I Gaming Edge WiFi... There is only one other option and that one option is bot common. If you have a bios flashback button (which I also have) if there is a bios to flash it can be done with bad setting and even when missing a CPU. Super awesome to have.
@@sparketech but why would they do that i dont understand my pc is 2 days old they should warn you before changing bios settings i cant take my pc apart tho
@@sparketech thanks for replying tho also i only tried changing settings coz my pc fans where not on and i tried turning them back on then i aplied it then my screen went blank
@@sparketech well my pc is msi infinity xp500 so do yo recon it has a flashback boton
@@chapz_fnmf4961 MSI is being stupid if the bios does not allow someone to change fan settings without issues.
I just looked up your manual, I'll be darned "Clear CMOS Button Power off your computer. Press and hold the Clear CMOS button for about 5-10 seconds to reset BIOS to default values." You're PC has the same power button bios reset as my own.