The most bizarre problem I've ever faced is still unclear to me.
The most bizarre problem I've ever faced is still unclear to me.
Also turned it off on the new motherboard, but it still doesn't show up with the 3060.
He took out the bios battery, which caused a reset to the standard settings, and the legacy/CSM feature isn't turned on automatically.
Backward compatibility is expected, with most systems disabling features that aren't supported by newer hardware.
The system now supports CSM with storage boot and PCI device settings configured for UEFI save and exit. After rebooting, it restarts in Windows, which plays the login chime but shows no screen. When you return to BIOS, the setting is disabled once more. It was previously enabled successfully. If a BIOS update exists, consider installing it to ensure stability.
BIOS is now at the newest release, secure boot turned off. The 3060TI still won’t show anything. I re-enabled CSM mode with both options set to UEFI, but the K620 doesn’t display even though Windows boots. After rebooting, CSM was reset to disabled, then back to enabled and both set to legacy—still no display, but it does boot into Windows.
Consider the benefits and risks before deciding. Reloading can fix issues but may also cause data loss if not handled properly.