Problem with PC to start BIOS unexpectedly
Problem with PC to start BIOS unexpectedly
My PC boots into Windows just fine.
I managed to start in BIOS before installing the GTX 1080 GPU and enabling TPM 2.0. Once that was done, I couldn't get into BIOS even though there was a short delay. I kept pressing DEL/F2, but the monitor didn't show any signal during booting—it jumped straight to the OS for some reason.
I wonder if fast boot is activated. It can bypass the process of entering BIOS. Using Windows, you can have the computer start directly into BIOS. This guide explains how to do it. Windows 8 and newer are suitable for any system.
Yep, I tried that earlier before writing this and it didn't function. I attempted it again now and it still isn't working. It doesn't display everything at the start, like the logo or POST section, just jumps straight to the OS. I didn't turn on fast boot or anything else. Just set TPM 2.0 in the BIOS.
I'll see what I can do to address this but am you certain it's the same problem? The system is displaying the signal properly on Windows OS. For other reasons, it doesn't appear during startup even though there might be a monitor or connection issue. Despite having a 4-second delay before switching to OS, it skips that delay for various reasons.