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Issues with my device.

Issues with my device.

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Justicemonkey
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01-02-2019, 03:35 PM
#1
Hello everyone, I’m facing a couple of issues with my PC. First, when I turn it on, it automatically boots into BIOS but I can’t interact with the keyboard or mouse. The RGB lighting doesn’t turn on either, and after a restart everything works normally in Windows. My motherboard is a Gigabyte B450 Aorus Elite and the processor is a Ryzen 3600. Second, my monitor won’t power up after startup. I’ve restarted it multiple times but still see no signal. I’ve tried different display cables and HDMI connections, but the problem persists. My monitor model is Samsung LC27HG70QQUXEN. I’m really confused and would appreciate any guidance.
J
Justicemonkey
01-02-2019, 03:35 PM #1

Hello everyone, I’m facing a couple of issues with my PC. First, when I turn it on, it automatically boots into BIOS but I can’t interact with the keyboard or mouse. The RGB lighting doesn’t turn on either, and after a restart everything works normally in Windows. My motherboard is a Gigabyte B450 Aorus Elite and the processor is a Ryzen 3600. Second, my monitor won’t power up after startup. I’ve restarted it multiple times but still see no signal. I’ve tried different display cables and HDMI connections, but the problem persists. My monitor model is Samsung LC27HG70QQUXEN. I’m really confused and would appreciate any guidance.

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DJRiep
Member
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01-02-2019, 07:24 PM
#2
This appears to be a technical issue requiring investigation. Checking the pinned messages in the troubleshooting discussion could help. 1. All devices begin in BIOS consistently—it’s often concealed. There must be a method to open Windows from BIOS and a setting to launch it automatically, which keeps BIOS hidden by default. Your motherboard manual should provide details about the BIOS you’re using. Keep in mind, you’re not running a Windows machine; you’re using a Windows-compatible one. There are no longer dedicated Windows-only systems, and such machines haven’t existed for a while. Your setup doesn’t need to run Windows—it just needs to function. 2. The problem might stem from an electrical connection or GPU fault. If the issue is with a cable, it could be a port problem. Alternatively, it could relate to a corrupted Windows system, possibly due to software or drive errors.
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DJRiep
01-02-2019, 07:24 PM #2

This appears to be a technical issue requiring investigation. Checking the pinned messages in the troubleshooting discussion could help. 1. All devices begin in BIOS consistently—it’s often concealed. There must be a method to open Windows from BIOS and a setting to launch it automatically, which keeps BIOS hidden by default. Your motherboard manual should provide details about the BIOS you’re using. Keep in mind, you’re not running a Windows machine; you’re using a Windows-compatible one. There are no longer dedicated Windows-only systems, and such machines haven’t existed for a while. Your setup doesn’t need to run Windows—it just needs to function. 2. The problem might stem from an electrical connection or GPU fault. If the issue is with a cable, it could be a port problem. Alternatively, it could relate to a corrupted Windows system, possibly due to software or drive errors.