For those who can tackle this challenge...
For those who can tackle this challenge...
The issue I'm facing is that when I start my PC and press 'del' to enter BIOS, the monitor displays 'No HDMI' and goes into standby. But if I disconnect the monitor and completely shut down the PC, then turn it back on while plugging it in, I can see a display in BIOS. I haven't found another method to show a display during BIOS boot. When I go straight to Windows after booting, everything works perfectly. I've tried updating the BIOS, but it still doesn't work across all versions. I've used different HDMI cables, but the problem persists with three different ones that have all been tested. Turning off the monitor and then back on while the PC is running still doesn't show anything. I've also tried using the onboard graphics from MoBo (not sure if I have any), but it doesn't help. All connections inside the PC, including re-seating the GPU and RAM, have been checked. I've updated drivers and BIOS, yet the display remains absent.
Specs: Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X MoBo: MSI B550 GAMING GEN 3 GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 RAM: 32GB HDDR4 3600MHZ Monitor: ASUS VG328H1B
Help! I need assistance right away! This isn't just any help—I really need someone to help me!
Access msinfo32 to review BIOS details. In System Summary, verify the BIOS mode displayed. If it differs from UEFI, navigate to your BIOS settings and adjust the CSM or UEFI configuration accordingly.