Unable to show BIOS when Secure Boot or UEFI is activated
Unable to show BIOS when Secure Boot or UEFI is activated
shouldn't really... but it could work. I also use Windows 11. I stick to using only DP cables for both monitors. I have an old Dell 3007 at 60Hz, 30 inches, 2560x1600 native resolution. And a Samsung G7 OLED at 32 inches, 2560x1440, 240Hz. When the system boots up cold, the Samsung monitor doesn't show BIOS, only the Dell one does. But when I reboot and make it the primary display, it appears. It functions fine enough, so I don’t mind much. It can be a bit tricky to configure sometimes. Does your GPU support VGA? Is it built into the motherboard or on the mainboard? Most modern boards don’t have it anymore—usually HDMI or DP are the usual choices.
I don't understand this guy, I don't have a second screen. I have an old TV that isn't working either, and it doesn't connect to my laptop either. Probably I'm stuck with 2100MHz RAM—this isn't normal, it should be around 2800, and I've changed it to 3200. Also, two gigabytes of my RAM are being taken over by APU.