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After POST, access the BIOS immediately without any keyboard input

After POST, access the BIOS immediately without any keyboard input

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thraadash
Junior Member
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09-09-2023, 09:52 PM
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I recently assembled my computer with the specifications listed and am running a test before placing it in the case. I’m having trouble accessing the BIOS during startup since it doesn’t recognize any keyboard input. I’ve checked all available USB ports, used a different, more affordable keyboard, and removed the battery from the CMOS, waiting 15 minutes before reinserting it. The motherboard is a GigaByte B650 X AX V2 CPU, the GPU is a GigaByte GeForce RTX 4070, RAM is G.Skill Flare X 5 DDR5, and I’m using a Western Digital SN850X NVMe 1TB SSD. The Corsair RMe Series RM850e PSU is connected. I’m unsure how to get into the BIOS to verify if there were any setup errors. I considered using the front USB ports from the case, but it would be difficult to install and then remove later.
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thraadash
09-09-2023, 09:52 PM #1

I recently assembled my computer with the specifications listed and am running a test before placing it in the case. I’m having trouble accessing the BIOS during startup since it doesn’t recognize any keyboard input. I’ve checked all available USB ports, used a different, more affordable keyboard, and removed the battery from the CMOS, waiting 15 minutes before reinserting it. The motherboard is a GigaByte B650 X AX V2 CPU, the GPU is a GigaByte GeForce RTX 4070, RAM is G.Skill Flare X 5 DDR5, and I’m using a Western Digital SN850X NVMe 1TB SSD. The Corsair RMe Series RM850e PSU is connected. I’m unsure how to get into the BIOS to verify if there were any setup errors. I considered using the front USB ports from the case, but it would be difficult to install and then remove later.

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ovcoming
Member
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09-18-2023, 07:37 PM
#2
Uncertain about your current keyboard setup, but for tasks involving BIOS, opting for a wired connection is ideal rather than using Bluetooth.
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ovcoming
09-18-2023, 07:37 PM #2

Uncertain about your current keyboard setup, but for tasks involving BIOS, opting for a wired connection is ideal rather than using Bluetooth.