The system runs without a video display in BIOS, yet it functions properly in Windows.
The system runs without a video display in BIOS, yet it functions properly in Windows.
I've previously tested both the video driver updates using the MSI method, and also reinstalled the chipset driver from the motherboard manufacturer, AsRock. Both processes completed without errors and seemed to work correctly, though they didn't fix the problem.
You're likely dealing with a BIOS-related problem, but the drivers won't resolve it. Since no drivers are being loaded by the BIOS, they won't help here. This issue might not be yours, though I know some older AMD models didn't come with UEFI-compatible vBIOS, which can cause boot problems like static images or failure to load until the OS starts. I recommend resetting your BIOS using the jumper pins or removing the battery to check if it improves the situation.