I'm glad this worked for other people. I just wasted 6 minutes on a sales pitch that didn't do anything to solve the problem. my computer just boots too fast. i get no post screen, the monitor cant even cycle quick enough to show it.
@@YourPersonalGeek You can disable fast startup, which is probably what I meant. It can be found in the power options. I'm aware of another approach as well, because I had the same issue and fast startup didn't work.
When I get to Advanced Options, Unified Firmware settings is not one of the six options, and there is no option to select more recovery options. The prescribed steps lead me to a cul de sac.
I tried f2 and from windows and it still won't boot to my bios,, it restarts and goes strait back to windows. When I restart the screen stays black until I get to windows sign in. I've been in bios numerous times and now it has started doing this. I turned off fast boot as well.
@@Woot30 well I just plug connected the pc to my tv and everything was working fine, connected it back to my monitor went straight to windows, bought different dp cable and nothing, so is gotta be the monitor
Doesn't help with a legacy bios. After this last win 10 update I see no bios post. By the time my lcd gets a signal it's at the login screen.. Damn these updates that screw things up sure get old. Had it all set up right. Tried checking the box for boot log & each other one & none made any difference. I guess I should feel lucky it's just a black screen during my bios post & not a black screen with no windows boot up like a lot of users have reported. Geezz MS, pull your head out of your asses.
@@itsjustclaire3844 Here is the replay I wrote for other youtuber egmelaku 5 days ago @PC Monkey everything was fine and working on the processing unit side. Luckily, I have got the solution by trials. It was the cable from the processing unit to the monitor (I didn't figured out yet the relation with my specific problem. But, When I changed the cable from VGA cable to HDMI cable, I able to see the boot time session and the DELL logo running on the startup). Next time, if you got this difficulty, try to change the cable (to HDMI Cable ✔). Thanks Goog luck!
@@itsjustclaire3844 Here is the replay I wrote for other youtuber egmelaku 5 days ago @PC Monkey everything was fine and working on the processing unit side. Luckily, I have got the solution by trials. It was the cable from the processing unit to the monitor (I didn't figured out yet the relation with my specific problem. But, When I changed the cable from VGA cable to HDMI cable, I able to see the boot time session and the DELL logo running on the startup). Next time, if you got this difficulty, try to change the cable (to HDMI Cable ✔). Thanks Goog luck!
Well, im having ram issues and i would like to change some things in my pc bios, but i dont have neither the UEFI option and my keabord tune on later than the moment in which i have to press the bios key... what can i do?
What if you don't have UEFI BIOS and have Legacy instead? My MSI board uses DEL key as bios key but I still can't get into it from boot up. I have tried disabling fast startup and still can't get into the BIOS
The most recent dell support update changed the boot order for my BIOS and had no idea how to reach it like I normally would because of things like fast boot existing now. Thanks to this video telling me how to do it saved me another trip back to best buy which is a good thing and I'm surprised they didn't fix this issue themselves when they had it for another reason like the PC constantly hard locking but they said it was due to corrupt windows files and then I thought to myself that it was probably because of the dell support software update it did to my PC causing the files to get corrupted. Thank you for the video!
i tried to enter bios a few different ways, firstly with the del key, then with windows settings, then with command prompt. every time the pc restarted, then got stuck before entering bios. to get it to load again i pressed ctrl alt del, but i couldn't enter bios. i think there is an issue bc i haven't activated windows.
This did not work for me, my laptop is10 years old but I have upgraded it and adding more memory so it runs fine. Fast forward to Covid times and I need my camera for a video interview but I disabled it years ago in Bios. None of this worked for me so, I decided to shut it down, remove the battery& power cord then remove the hard drive. Once I restarted it, I got the options for my Bios Screen. Hope this helps someone else!!
Turns out I use Legacy Windows LOL I'm a moron How to clarify: Search for System Information Now you can see if your Windows is UEFI or Legacy, you can't access UEFI firmware settings if your windows is Legacy
Hi there, thank you for your question! I would recommend trying to enter the bios by opening up the Start Menu, click the Power icon, hold Shift, and select “Restart” to access the BIOS.
This worked and was able to enter into bios setting. But, to go in BIOS through keyboard, I actually needed to disable the Motherboard fast boot setting. MSI FAST BOOT ==> DISABLE
someone told me to change the setting on my "CSM Support", ( after checking the date & time, and unplugging any USB devices ) , to get my computer to recognize my boot-able disk as boot-able............................................................ ( i never used "sleep mode" before ), the one time i do, my whole world falls apart ) now i can't get into the BIOS by any method you describe here .... i turn on the computer to a blank screen, repeatedly hitting F11 ( my normal in ), and get nothing.
why windows 10 can't be as simple as window 7. Bios setting is very easy to access back then, but after i upgraded to windows 10, can't even use the f2 key to access the bios.
This did not work for me, my laptop is10 years old but I have upgraded it and adding more memory so it runs fine. Fast forward to Covid times and I need my camera for a video interview but I disabled it years ago in Bios. None of this worked for me so, I decided to shut it down, remove the battery& power cord then remove the hard drive. Once I restarted it, I got the options for my Bios Screen. Hope this helps someone else!!
so my hard drive corrupted and deleted my boot up file so I can't log in at all so I need to enter BIOS but when I press the f1-f9's nothing happens... please help
okay I'm not new to computers but I have a issue. my pc refuse to go into bio because it does not show the mother board logo. so I try to force a uefi boot into bio and I get a error. then I try to hold window key and shift and restart the PC to get into bio. I try to get into bio via recovery option and I'm met with it boot up into window. not sure why this is happening. I need to flash my bio version to upgrade cpu
Hi there, thank you for your question! First, try resetting the CMOS on the motherboard. This can usually be done by removing the battery on the motherboard for a few minutes, or by using the Clear CMOS jumper (refer to your motherboard manual for details). This will reset the BIOS settings to default and may resolve any issues preventing access to the BIOS. If that doesn't work, you can try updating the BIOS using a USB drive. Check your motherboard manufacturer's website for the latest BIOS version and instructions on how to update it. Be careful when flashing the BIOS, as any interruption or mistake can cause irreversible damage to the motherboard. If you still cannot enter the BIOS, it may be worth trying a different keyboard or other input devices, as the problem could be related to them. If all else fails, you may need to contact the manufacturer or a professional technician for further assistance.
That won't work for me. PC operates fine but when I attempt to access BIOS, black screen and nothing happens. But a normal boot or restart, Windows 10 loads fine, no issues. How can I get my PC to enter bios?
Hi there, thank you for your question! Check that you're using the correct key to enter the BIOS, consider using a different keyboard, disable Windows 10's Fast Startup feature, ensure your Windows is updated, verify hardware connections, attempt a BIOS reset by removing the CMOS battery or using a motherboard-specific method, update the BIOS if it's outdated (with caution), try switching between UEFI and Legacy modes, test by connecting your monitor to integrated graphics, attempt to trigger the BIOS by booting from a USB drive or CD, and if none of these steps work, consult the manufacturer's support or a professional technician as it might be a hardware-related issue.
Hi I have lenovo b series laptop recently I change my boot partition scheme legacy to uefi ofter install windows 10 am unable to enter bios mode using boot key or function keys F1,F12 , F9, F10, then I go to system advance and get back in to again legacy bios/mbr Now my system cannot enter bios mode boot keys or not working When I remove CMOS battery then only system showing bios I try all methods nothing happens In bios boot menu / Bios application menu looks like empty nothing is showing ( lenovo diognastic and system advance utility ) this application before I see but nothing is there, my laptop working properly there is no issues like running operation system Please help me..... How to fix it
yea, same for me with Gigabyte B760 Gaming X , regardless what i do, i can not enter BIOS ,and if i keep on pushing on F12, the PC kinda dies and nothing; There is literally no response to all other F1-F11 keys
@@krisg822 My nephew solved my problem. Apparently I had 2 graphics cards and when booting up I guess the PC had trouble determining which to use. So I connected an HDMI cable and somehow that solved my problem.
@@HoustonTX224 now that you mention, I have a dedicated graphic card and one that is within the CPU, well, i actually tried connecting with HDMI....but thx for the information, i may try few variations with HDMI 🤔
@@HoustonTX224 solved it. So, unplugged the monitor from the Nvidia graphic card, and plugged the monitor to the HDMI port on the motherboard - and that while restarting the PC in the way it shows here in the video.....i mean, i have only few seconds to disconnect the monitor and connect it with the motherboard HDMI. Now once i managed to get into BIOS, i disabled the internal Intel graphic card, which then totally disabled me from entering the BIOS, until i used the 'CLR CMOS' pins on the motherboard, which reverted the BIOS to default.
This didn't work for me. Computer tried to restart, but just a blank screen. The same as when I tried to enter bios normally. I tried ALL the F buttons, I tried delete etc...no success. Any other ideas?
I think it's because you have it boot up your pc a bit too fast maybe making the timing of when you go to press your del key a bit trickier or impossible. So maybe try to make your pc boot up a little slower maybe, or you can press shift + restart pc and go through the options to get into your bios in UEFI firmware.
Hey, my pc is a Lenovo laptop and I can't reach BIOS settings from the settings just as you did. It just doesn't show up on my recovery page. I will be thankful if you can help.
My laptop cannot boot into bios setup or boot menu. This is a bad thing because I need to boot off a disk so I can format my C: drive to get my windows 7 to work.
My Windows do not allow me to access the UEFI settings. There is no such an option during the restart in the trouble shooter. I would like to instal windows 11, but there is a problem with TPM 2.0 and secure boot. That makes it impossible to run Windows 11. I have to access BIOS, however I can't because the BIOS doesn't launch. I tried everything. Nevertheless there might be some solution which I cannot find. My hardware is perfectly fine and runs windows 10 with all the updates. I also play all the games including new ones on ultra. Everything runs smoothly except launching BIOS and the requirements for windows 11. Do you known how to fix this? I have to access BIOS and change some settings, however I have to do it from within the windows while my PC is running. Do you know how to do that? I want to remind that there are no UEFI setting accessable.
Hi there, thank you for your question! You can try using the Advanced Startup options by pressing and holding the Shift key while clicking on the Restart button, using the command prompt to restart the PC into the UEFI settings by typing "shutdown /r /fw" command as an administrator, checking for a firmware update for your motherboard or PC, or contacting the manufacturer for further assistance. Once you can access the UEFI settings, you can enable TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot, which are required for Windows 11. Keep in mind that some older hardware may not be compatible with Windows 11, even if they meet the minimum requirements.
So a while ago i actually was messing around with BIOS. But unfortunately i turned on fast startup so now I am unable to enter the BIOS and the boot menu. And I don't have the UEFI firmware settings (I have a very old laptop) So Anybody have any idea how to fix this?
I am suddenly unable to enter my bios after using the same system for many years. I just want to change a fan setting, but I cannot enter the bios the way I normally would with the delete key or with the other method you showed here. Any suggestions?
Hi there, thank you for your question! Have you Tried pressing different keys such as "F2," "F12," or "Esc" during startup, disconnect any USB devices, disable the "Fast Startup" feature in Windows if applicable, and reboot your computer multiple times while pressing the BIOS access key. If these steps don't work, consider updating or resetting the BIOS, clearing CMOS (with caution), checking for hardware issues, or accessing UEFI settings through the Windows recovery menu if your computer uses UEFI.
I have built my first pc and trying to install windows for the first time but I can't get into the bios by any mean. I have properly (as per my knowledge) connected all components example my bookable pendrive. I tried to press delete key to get into bios and also the f2 key but can't access the bios by any possible way. If anyone have any suggestions *please help me out* My low budget pc specs: Ryzen 3 3200g processor Gigabyte a320m-h motherboard Crucial 4 gb ddr4 2666mhz single ram stick Evm 120gb ssd storage
hello there a issue that i have is that i download a windows 10 image file in my extral hard drive before that i was having lot of file pics and movies in that drive after the download image of windows file i can't find any of my file in that external hard drive can any one help me in this ??what i have to do to remove that windows 10 image file from my external hard drive and bring my all normal data back
This did not work for me, my laptop is10 years old but I have upgraded it and adding more memory so it runs fine. Fast forward to Covid times and I need my camera for a video interview but I disabled it years ago in Bios. None of this worked for me so, I decided to shut it down, remove the battery& power cord then remove the hard drive. Once I restarted it, I got the options for my Bios Screen. Hope this helps someone else!!
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware Nah i figured it out - monitor px5 hayabusa has issues with loading a bio screen for some reason. so if anyone else has my issue try a different screen.
hey man I have the same problem when I do the steps I load back into a start up screen and my key board and mouse turn off. So I legit cannot do anything exept turn off my pc and back on again. Meaning I can’t get into bios. I need helppppp
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware Thanks..I appreciate that..I tried that first and it didn't work but I discovered my keyboard had stopped talking to the computer.
I'm glad this worked for other people. I just wasted 6 minutes on a sales pitch that didn't do anything to solve the problem. my computer just boots too fast. i get no post screen, the monitor cant even cycle quick enough to show it.
Try Turning off Fast Boot
@@xboxgamer7453 you have to do that from the bios though im pretty sure which is his original problem
@@YourPersonalGeek You can disable fast startup, which is probably what I meant. It can be found in the power options. I'm aware of another approach as well, because I had the same issue and fast startup didn't work.
@@YourPersonalGeek Fast boot is enabled/disabled from Win10...
When I get to Advanced Options, Unified Firmware settings is not one of the six options, and there is no option to select more recovery options. The prescribed steps lead me to a cul de sac.
Same did you figure it out?
Same
I tried f2 and from windows and it still won't boot to my bios,, it restarts and goes strait back to windows. When I restart the screen stays black until I get to windows sign in. I've been in bios numerous times and now it has started doing this. I turned off fast boot as well.
Me too
Happening to me. Help!
My issue turned out to be the monitor
@@alejandrogross-rodriguez9875 This just started happening when i bought my new monitor... did u figure out how to get in?
@@Woot30 well I just plug connected the pc to my tv and everything was working fine, connected it back to my monitor went straight to windows, bought different dp cable and nothing, so is gotta be the monitor
Doesn't help with a legacy bios. After this last win 10 update I see no bios post. By the time my lcd gets a signal it's at the login screen.. Damn these updates that screw things up sure get old. Had it all set up right. Tried checking the box for boot log & each other one & none made any difference. I guess I should feel lucky it's just a black screen during my bios post & not a black screen with no windows boot up like a lot of users have reported. Geezz MS, pull your head out of your asses.
I can't get into BIOS. The monitor just gets into power-saving mode after restarting and nothing happens. Help, please!!
Did you ever get past this stage? Im stuck there too
@@itsjustclaire3844 Here is the replay I wrote for other youtuber
egmelaku
5 days ago
@PC Monkey everything was fine and working on the processing unit side.
Luckily, I have got the solution by trials. It was the cable from the processing unit to the monitor (I didn't figured out yet the relation with my specific problem. But, When I changed the cable from VGA cable to HDMI cable, I able to see the boot time session and the DELL logo running on the startup).
Next time, if you got this difficulty, try to change the cable (to HDMI Cable ✔).
Thanks
Goog luck!
@@itsjustclaire3844 Here is the replay I wrote for other youtuber
egmelaku
5 days ago
@PC Monkey everything was fine and working on the processing unit side.
Luckily, I have got the solution by trials. It was the cable from the processing unit to the monitor (I didn't figured out yet the relation with my specific problem. But, When I changed the cable from VGA cable to HDMI cable, I able to see the boot time session and the DELL logo running on the startup).
Next time, if you got this difficulty, try to change the cable (to HDMI Cable ✔).
Thanks
Goog luck!
Turn off power saving om your screen settings.. most of the time they have a button on them
@@venox314 what if i dont have that fufing uefi settings where to go i dont know wtf please help!!?!?
UEFI Firmware Settings doesnt show up for me
Same bro
same
Same
He should make another Tutorial
Same
The UEFI setting option is not on the screen??
tried both methods I think the PC is going to BIOS but my monitor isn't showing it. It just stays on standby
Unfortunately neither way worked for me. I tried both ways multiple times.
Well, im having ram issues and i would like to change some things in my pc bios, but i dont have neither the UEFI option and my keabord tune on later than the moment in which i have to press the bios key... what can i do?
This does not work for me. I do not have the UEFI option. Older computer. The F2 option no help either. Any other ideas?
Same. Did you ever figure out?
What if you don't have UEFI BIOS and have Legacy instead? My MSI board uses DEL key as bios key but I still can't get into it from boot up. I have tried disabling fast startup and still can't get into the BIOS
I'm having this problem as well, have you found a solution?
Same Problem tried all this. Calling msi today
@@mbeattie77 I was able to fix it, I had multiple monitors so I unplugged one and restarted. Hopefully this is your problem too, if not, good luck!
@@Golden_Hephaestus
Got it. I had it on hdmi, replaced it with Display port and got into it
@@mbeattie77 does using display port work and then can u switch back to hdmi
going through UEFI just restarts as normal for me for some reason and cant interrupt the normal boot with a key.....
Ive just found a fix for this. updated nvidia firmware for display port and I can now get in from normal boot
Can you go through the steps please? Got a brand new PC fresh windows and can't get into bios. Also using nvidia GPU.
I don’t have the Uefi firmware option
Same. Sorry to anyone who saw there was a reply to this comment and thought I had the answer
Keybord not working I can't enter into bios setting.when I press any key on my computer there was a beep sound. How can I fix it
he starts at 3:37
Thanks!!
My computer just straight up ignored the first option, and doesn’t allow me to hit the key for the second
The most recent dell support update changed the boot order for my BIOS and had no idea how to reach it like I normally would because of things like fast boot existing now. Thanks to this video telling me how to do it saved me another trip back to best buy which is a good thing and I'm surprised they didn't fix this issue themselves when they had it for another reason like the PC constantly hard locking but they said it was due to corrupt windows files and then I thought to myself that it was probably because of the dell support software update it did to my PC causing the files to get corrupted. Thank you for the video!
i tried to enter bios a few different ways, firstly with the del key, then with windows settings, then with command prompt. every time the pc restarted, then got stuck before entering bios. to get it to load again i pressed ctrl alt del, but i couldn't enter bios. i think there is an issue bc i haven't activated windows.
You basically just wasted 7 minutes of my time, It didn't even work, actually get to the point.
What if you are able to get into the bios but it shows a black screen?
I have the same problem
@@joeyhoule531 me to
What if it won't let me change the settings???
This video has been 2 years already but it helped me now. Thank you.
why when i reset my uefi it never pops up with anything
I can't find UEFI firmware settings.. cri
Me either
Me to
This did not work for me, my laptop is10 years old but I have upgraded it and adding more memory so it runs fine. Fast forward to Covid times and I need my camera for a video interview but I disabled it years ago in Bios. None of this worked for me so, I decided to shut it down, remove the battery& power cord then remove the hard drive. Once I restarted it, I got the options for my Bios Screen. Hope this helps someone else!!
Turns out I use Legacy Windows LOL I'm a moron
How to clarify: Search for System Information
Now you can see if your Windows is UEFI or Legacy, you can't access UEFI firmware settings if your windows is Legacy
@@daringcuteseal How do you enter bios is your windows is legacy?
Brother after trying to enter bios by clicking delete button my pc is showing not support what can i do
Hi there, thank you for your question! I would recommend trying to enter the bios by opening up the Start Menu, click the Power icon, hold Shift, and select “Restart” to access the BIOS.
This worked and was able to enter into bios setting. But, to go in BIOS through keyboard, I actually needed to disable the Motherboard fast boot setting. MSI FAST BOOT ==> DISABLE
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I don't get the EUFI bios option
Same.
Thank you for the info. had to spam the delete button a lot of times just to get to the bios
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This video's title is misleading. Can't get into BIOS is very much different to can't find the BIOS.
i dont see advanced options on troubleshoot
same
How to fix .Boot failed / Boot manager on my Lenovo Yoga? How to repair boot Manager in Wins 10
someone told me to change the setting on my "CSM Support", ( after checking the date & time, and unplugging any USB devices ) ,
to get my computer to recognize my boot-able disk as boot-able............................................................ ( i never used "sleep mode" before ), the one time i do, my whole world falls apart )
now i can't get into the BIOS by any method you describe here .... i turn on the computer to a blank screen, repeatedly hitting F11 ( my normal in ), and get nothing.
Thank you. It worked, I was unable to acces bios because of the fast boot mode
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@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware yes, right now! 😁
why windows 10 can't be as simple as window 7. Bios setting is very easy to access back then, but after i upgraded to windows 10, can't even use the f2 key to access the bios.
I don’t have an advanced options! Just startup settings
Update windows 10 to the latest October 2020 version through microsoft support
This did not work for me, my laptop is10 years old but I have upgraded it and adding more memory so it runs fine. Fast forward to Covid times and I need my camera for a video interview but I disabled it years ago in Bios. None of this worked for me so, I decided to shut it down, remove the battery& power cord then remove the hard drive. Once I restarted it, I got the options for my Bios Screen. Hope this helps someone else!!
I can't get to the main screen when I turn it on its black and says something is wrong with the bios system so how can I go around that
When I go into advanced settings, it doesn’t have uefi settings, it has system image recovery as a sixth option
U have legacy bios than
@@meinaimsuckt do you know how to get into them?
@@Dunger974 I think there are some yt tutorial where you can change to uefi, but maybe it doesn't work.
I really want the option enabled..
@@meinaimsuckt I’ve looked up a bunch of tutorials and couldn’t find anything
@@meinaimsuckt I have uefi bios and it does the same, it’s not cuz of legacy
i dont have UEFI settings there.. can u help me ?
M'y bios pass is locked on x360 1030 g3 HP do you have à solution ?
so my hard drive corrupted and deleted my boot up file so I can't log in at all so I need to enter BIOS but when I press the f1-f9's nothing happens... please help
okay I'm not new to computers but I have a issue. my pc refuse to go into bio because it does not show the mother board logo. so I try to force a uefi boot into bio and I get a error. then I try to hold window key and shift and restart the PC to get into bio. I try to get into bio via recovery option and I'm met with it boot up into window. not sure why this is happening. I need to flash my bio version to upgrade cpu
Hi there, thank you for your question! First, try resetting the CMOS on the motherboard. This can usually be done by removing the battery on the motherboard for a few minutes, or by using the Clear CMOS jumper (refer to your motherboard manual for details). This will reset the BIOS settings to default and may resolve any issues preventing access to the BIOS. If that doesn't work, you can try updating the BIOS using a USB drive. Check your motherboard manufacturer's website for the latest BIOS version and instructions on how to update it. Be careful when flashing the BIOS, as any interruption or mistake can cause irreversible damage to the motherboard. If you still cannot enter the BIOS, it may be worth trying a different keyboard or other input devices, as the problem could be related to them. If all else fails, you may need to contact the manufacturer or a professional technician for further assistance.
Can anyone help me, when i do this it doesn’t show me Uefi settings as an option
same
@@n4ssee I fixed my issue, find out your mother board brand and look up what key to press for that motherboard to access bios
That won't work for me. PC operates fine but when I attempt to access BIOS, black screen and nothing happens. But a normal boot or restart, Windows 10 loads fine, no issues. How can I get my PC to enter bios?
Hi there, thank you for your question! Check that you're using the correct key to enter the BIOS, consider using a different keyboard, disable Windows 10's Fast Startup feature, ensure your Windows is updated, verify hardware connections, attempt a BIOS reset by removing the CMOS battery or using a motherboard-specific method, update the BIOS if it's outdated (with caution), try switching between UEFI and Legacy modes, test by connecting your monitor to integrated graphics, attempt to trigger the BIOS by booting from a USB drive or CD, and if none of these steps work, consult the manufacturer's support or a professional technician as it might be a hardware-related issue.
Why is this video having so less likes? It saved my life
Because it is not about "Fix Can't Get into BIOS" as titled. It's about entering BIOS the way you normaly do.
i tried this and it skips to windows,my bios won't show
Depending on your Windows version, you should use F10, F2, F12, F1, or DEL key during booting process.
Sir totally different window is opening not like this what I have to do I have tried almost everything
I have hp all in one
Hi I have lenovo b series laptop recently I change my boot partition scheme legacy to uefi ofter install windows 10 am unable to enter bios mode using boot key or function keys F1,F12 , F9, F10, then I go to system advance and get back in to again legacy bios/mbr
Now my system cannot enter bios mode boot keys or not working
When I remove CMOS battery then only system showing bios
I try all methods nothing happens
In bios boot menu / Bios application menu looks like empty nothing is showing ( lenovo diognastic and system advance utility ) this application before I see but nothing is there, my laptop working properly there is no issues like running operation system
Please help me.....
How to fix it
This is absolutely the best advice! Gone through pages to find a solution without taking the bios batteri. Awesome! Thanks!
When I select the UEFI option then reboot it still boots up as normal 😢
yea, same for me with Gigabyte B760 Gaming X , regardless what i do, i can not enter BIOS ,and if i keep on pushing on F12, the PC kinda dies and nothing;
There is literally no response to all other F1-F11 keys
@@krisg822 My nephew solved my problem. Apparently I had 2 graphics cards and when booting up I guess the PC had trouble determining which to use. So I connected an HDMI cable and somehow that solved my problem.
@@HoustonTX224 now that you mention, I have a dedicated graphic card and one that is within the CPU, well, i actually tried connecting with HDMI....but thx for the information, i may try few variations with HDMI 🤔
@@HoustonTX224 solved it. So, unplugged the monitor from the Nvidia graphic card, and plugged the monitor to the HDMI port on the motherboard - and that while restarting the PC in the way it shows here in the video.....i mean, i have only few seconds to disconnect the monitor and connect it with the motherboard HDMI.
Now once i managed to get into BIOS, i disabled the internal Intel graphic card, which then totally disabled me from entering the BIOS, until i used the 'CLR CMOS' pins on the motherboard, which reverted the BIOS to default.
This didn't work for me.
Computer tried to restart, but just a blank screen. The same as when I tried to enter bios normally. I tried ALL the F buttons, I tried delete etc...no success. Any other ideas?
Pc won't boot into bios it doesn't show up on my monitor
No display.
I have problem when i am in bios freeze my keyboard dissconect
Hey how do I change my ram speed
I have set the bios to start the pc faster so now when i opening the pc i cant press del to get me into the bios, what to do??
I think it's because you have it boot up your pc a bit too fast maybe making the timing of when you go to press your del key a bit trickier or impossible. So maybe try to make your pc boot up a little slower maybe, or you can press shift + restart pc and go through the options to get into your bios in UEFI firmware.
@@Kungfupanda13579 you're right but i don't think i can do it because uefi doesn't appearing
Hey, my pc is a Lenovo laptop and I can't reach BIOS settings from the settings just as you did. It just doesn't show up on my recovery page. I will be thankful if you can help.
My laptop cannot boot into bios setup or boot menu.
This is a bad thing because I need to boot off a disk so I can format my C: drive to get my windows 7 to work.
For the "how to" enter BIOS jump to 3:35
In my PC the option to enter BIOS don't exists pls help me
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My Windows do not allow me to access the UEFI settings. There is no such an option during the restart in the trouble shooter. I would like to instal windows 11, but there is a problem with TPM 2.0 and secure boot. That makes it impossible to run Windows 11. I have to access BIOS, however I can't because the BIOS doesn't launch. I tried everything. Nevertheless there might be some solution which I cannot find. My hardware is perfectly fine and runs windows 10 with all the updates. I also play all the games including new ones on ultra. Everything runs smoothly except launching BIOS and the requirements for windows 11. Do you known how to fix this? I have to access BIOS and change some settings, however I have to do it from within the windows while my PC is running. Do you know how to do that? I want to remind that there are no UEFI setting accessable.
Hi there, thank you for your question! You can try using the Advanced Startup options by pressing and holding the Shift key while clicking on the Restart button, using the command prompt to restart the PC into the UEFI settings by typing "shutdown /r /fw" command as an administrator, checking for a firmware update for your motherboard or PC, or contacting the manufacturer for further assistance. Once you can access the UEFI settings, you can enable TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot, which are required for Windows 11. Keep in mind that some older hardware may not be compatible with Windows 11, even if they meet the minimum requirements.
i don’t even have the option to go into the ufie settings
I fucking hate windows 10. The fact that you cant normally get into the bios unless directly through Windows bugs me. Switching to Linux
I followed the first option step by step by my system didn’t open the bios
The thing is, i keep entering BIOS instead of repair mode / save mode. (I've tried every method, none worked :/ ) Please help-
So a while ago i actually was messing around with BIOS. But unfortunately i turned on fast startup so now I am unable to enter the BIOS and the boot menu. And I don't have the UEFI firmware settings (I have a very old laptop) So Anybody have any idea how to fix this?
4.27 at this point theres nothing on my screen? I have to hold the power button and turn it back on again. Im stuck in an endless loop!
same problem after the advanced options window it just completely skips bios
@@howardshares i had to change my setup for this, if you have another monitor/tv you could use this might fix it
@@itsjustclaire3844 I found my solution to this problem was super simple all I had to do was unplug one of my 2 monitors 🤣😭
@@howardshares lmao technology 🤦♀️
@@howardshares you have solved my problem after scouring the internet for days, thank you so much 😅
I am suddenly unable to enter my bios after using the same system for many years. I just want to change a fan setting, but I cannot enter the bios the way I normally would with the delete key or with the other method you showed here. Any suggestions?
Hi there, thank you for your question! Have you Tried pressing different keys such as "F2," "F12," or "Esc" during startup, disconnect any USB devices, disable the "Fast Startup" feature in Windows if applicable, and reboot your computer multiple times while pressing the BIOS access key. If these steps don't work, consider updating or resetting the BIOS, clearing CMOS (with caution), checking for hardware issues, or accessing UEFI settings through the Windows recovery menu if your computer uses UEFI.
Maybe the dumbest title yet
Windows has nothing to do with entering the bios
Thats like saying how to open your garage door with your car
STILL DOESNT WORK ON MY M82
Screen just stays blank for me
I still can’t get into mine, not sure why
I have built my first pc and trying to install windows for the first time but I can't get into the bios by any mean. I have properly (as per my knowledge) connected all components example my bookable pendrive. I tried to press delete key to get into bios and also the f2 key but can't access the bios by any possible way. If anyone have any suggestions *please help me out*
My low budget pc specs:
Ryzen 3 3200g processor
Gigabyte a320m-h motherboard
Crucial 4 gb ddr4 2666mhz single ram stick
Evm 120gb ssd storage
When i restart and clicking f3 ita not working
Still didn't reboot into bios...
You are an actual God bro thanks you
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a issue that i have is that i download a windows 10 image file in my extral hard drive before that i was having lot of file pics and movies in that drive after the download image of windows file i can't find any of my file in that external hard drive can any one help me in this ??what i have to do to remove that windows 10 image file from my external hard drive and bring my all normal data back
Please use Recoverit to scan your external HDD for the lost files and get then back. Visit here to download the software: recoverit.wondershare.com
Obligatory no uefi option comment.
Both didn't work
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Bios can't load at all
I don't have UEFI firmware setting so what should I do?
Try other methods as suggested in the video.
I dont have the UEFI option
Thanks bro!
Now i can repair my pc
Actually now i can reinstall windows10
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It didn’t go do bios
I haven’t got that option on mine da feck
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There is no option for UEFI
3:20 thank me later
I can't get into it lmao they could screw up a one car funeral at Microsoft I swear to god
Both of the ways are not working for me what do I do???
This did not work for me, my laptop is10 years old but I have upgraded it and adding more memory so it runs fine. Fast forward to Covid times and I need my camera for a video interview but I disabled it years ago in Bios. None of this worked for me so, I decided to shut it down, remove the battery& power cord then remove the hard drive. Once I restarted it, I got the options for my Bios Screen. Hope this helps someone else!!
so none of this works for me. i get into windows before i even see anything on my screen. or using windows to force it i still end up in desktop
Hi Ezshauno, may be you are not correctly executing the things. Please follow both the methods one after the other.
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware Nah i figured it out - monitor px5 hayabusa has issues with loading a bio screen for some reason. so if anyone else has my issue try a different screen.
hey man I have the same problem when I do the steps I load back into a start up screen and my key board and mouse turn off. So I legit cannot do anything exept turn off my pc and back on again. Meaning I can’t get into bios. I need helppppp
@@highwoe7753 try using a different monitor / tele
Thanks I goofed
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there is no uefi firmware button tf do i do now
I dont have it too
i not have uefi frimware setting
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Could you please elaborate on your question? We're glad to help.
I think I had enabled fast boot in the bios,a now I can't enter my bios and I haven't uefi firmware
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I am not offered UEFI settings in advanced options
Hi, please try the 2nd method in that case.
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware Thanks..I appreciate that..I tried that first and it didn't work but I discovered my keyboard had stopped talking to the computer.
Thank you