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Looking for a MSI Stealth 15m with just the dragon logo on it?

Looking for a MSI Stealth 15m with just the dragon logo on it?

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JosueGamer26
Member

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03-22-2026, 05:21 AM

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Hi, my customer's MSI Stealth 15m laptop lights up when they turn it on, but only shows a dragon logo. They cannot get into the BIOS or Windows either. I've tried booting from USB and tested every key combo online. I think the BIOS is messed up. Any ideas? Thanks!

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JosueGamer26

03-22-2026, 05:21 AM #1

Hi, my customer's MSI Stealth 15m laptop lights up when they turn it on, but only shows a dragon logo. They cannot get into the BIOS or Windows either. I've tried booting from USB and tested every key combo online. I think the BIOS is messed up. Any ideas? Thanks!

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Iburger
Member

191

03-24-2026, 08:16 AM

#2

Using a second SSD might let you skip that annoying startup screen from MSI. Maybe your old drive caused the issue. Before buying a new one, try swapping in an extra SSD or asking for repairs on your current unit instead.

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Iburger

03-24-2026, 08:16 AM #2

Using a second SSD might let you skip that annoying startup screen from MSI. Maybe your old drive caused the issue. Before buying a new one, try swapping in an extra SSD or asking for repairs on your current unit instead.

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ShaneTV
Member

162

03-24-2026, 09:47 AM

#3

Happy New Year! You might try taking out your laptop's storage to see if you can get into the BIOS settings. If the BIOS looks messed up, you could use a CH341A tool kit to fix the chip. Just remember: if it's still under warranty, don't open the inside and send it in for an RMA instead!

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ShaneTV

03-24-2026, 09:47 AM #3

Happy New Year! You might try taking out your laptop's storage to see if you can get into the BIOS settings. If the BIOS looks messed up, you could use a CH341A tool kit to fix the chip. Just remember: if it's still under warranty, don't open the inside and send it in for an RMA instead!

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Glassforfan
Junior Member

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03-31-2026, 03:42 PM

#4

Hi, Try taking off the bottom cover and unplugging the battery. Hold down the power button a few times to drain the electricity. Plug in the charger, turn it on, and try to get inside the BIOS screen.

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Glassforfan

03-31-2026, 03:42 PM #4

Hi, Try taking off the bottom cover and unplugging the battery. Hold down the power button a few times to drain the electricity. Plug in the charger, turn it on, and try to get inside the BIOS screen.

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choppchopp
Member

156

03-31-2026, 11:25 PM

#5

I can turn on my computer by taking out the SSD. If I put back the SSD, it makes my PC freeze when I see the Dragon logo. Removing the power and letting the batteries die doesn't help. Should I change the SSD? Thanks!

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choppchopp

03-31-2026, 11:25 PM #5

I can turn on my computer by taking out the SSD. If I put back the SSD, it makes my PC freeze when I see the Dragon logo. Removing the power and letting the batteries die doesn't help. Should I change the SSD? Thanks!

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MrMeerkat21
Member

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04-01-2026, 01:58 AM

#6

If using an extra SSD lets you skip that annoying splash screen on the MSI BIOS, maybe your old drive is to blame. Before buying a brand new one, try swapping in a donor SSD first, or better yet, ask someone else to RMA yours.

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MrMeerkat21

04-01-2026, 01:58 AM #6

If using an extra SSD lets you skip that annoying splash screen on the MSI BIOS, maybe your old drive is to blame. Before buying a brand new one, try swapping in a donor SSD first, or better yet, ask someone else to RMA yours.