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Windows 11 can't enter into BIOS
I can get into BIOS on one of them , not this one .
Its not a hardware problem or I would see it twice .
ASUS PRIME Z690 A . I9-12900KF . 64gb DDR5 RAM . Quadro p5000 graphics .
I have tried using powershell , I have tried shutdown /r /o /f /t 00 .
Nothing works . After a long time the machine boots back up in windows
THIS IS A GARBAGE SOFTWARE PROBLEM , NOT A HARDWARE PROBLEM .
I have been using windows since version 3.1 over 30 years ago .
Nothing compares to just how fu>king bad this software is !
- I too have the same problem, i never had it at all until i renewed my microsoft 365 then i have had no end of problems, a message shows that the BIOS is outdated but surely on a 12 month old PC this should not be my problem to sort out it must just require an update patch from microsoft who appear to have caused the problem from what i have read. I gather it is all to do with windows 11 and a new update which just happened to show when i renewed my 365. I am considering selling this pc and buying a mac. i should get a good exchange price
- Don't go for mac instead use Linux mint.It is stable it is fast and you can play some windows game under Linux mint using proton translation layer.
Thankyou for your advice, i have found i cannot use mac anyway due to the website building package i use, they only make it for windows and linux and a few others, and so i shall look into your advice, especially seeing as i dont play games on my pc it is more for work than anything. Thanks again
oiuweqdoiup I had the same problem, a PS2 keyboard will solve your problem , as it did for me. For MSI , just hold the delete button while booting and it WILL work.
ten-of-nine good that it worked for you but nobody has ps2 keyboard laying around in house and most people has a tv at home so first priority is tv then other methods.
11gppaliwal Your very right, I had to buy one from facebook market place, it was 10 dollars and I pugged it in reboot my computer while holding delete and the first screen that poped up was the BIOS. And YES, thr Z690 has a PS2 input, Woo Hoo.
oiuweqdoiup hello friend I have found the solution to this particular problem you just need a led tv with an HDMI. Don't use a monitor and you might be able to see the motherboard manufacturers startup logo I was frustrated with this problem for 4 days and I searched everywhere and this was the solution.After that just turn off secure boot and csm support. Hope this helps someone in need
- Can't say that I experience those problems on my Lenovo or Surface machines. Don't know what the combination is that is causing this problem with yours...
I am having the exact same problem and my motherboard is Gigabyte Z370. Using any of the get into BIOS methods result in the same behaviors, Black screen that I have never waited more than 20 minutes before forcing a shutdown or just going straight into the windows sign in screen. I need to get into the BIOS to shut off the internal graphics. It is trying to run with my Nvidia 2060 Super graphics card and causeing strange results like creating a 4th screen that's deminished in size. I am running a 3 monitor setup. And my Device Manager says the inboard graphics is present. And Under monitors there is a 4th one that says it's generic. All 4 of these monitors show up in Display Settings.
SexT5Vette hey brother I had exact issue and the simple solution is to use and led tv with HDMI don't use a monitor but a tv with normal aspect ratio or refresh rate and then check if the flash screen to enter bios appear and change quick boot in bios that's it.
