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Hey folks,
First, I want you to know i'm not a native english speaker. I'll do my best to explain to you the situation and reply to you with pertinent informations.
This morning I decided to update the bios of my MSI B350 Tomahawk to the latest version. Got it from MSI website and followed the normal procedure. Percentage got to 100% and PC rebooted. I immediately spammed DEL to enter bios in order to reconfigure it right away. No signal on the monitor is shown. I looked at the LEDs and saw the VGA one was up. I turned the computer off and reseated the GPU. No more VGA LED But still no signal when I'm spamming DEL to enter BIOS... I tried a normal boot and the display stays asleep until I'm on the Windows login screen. I do not have any signal during the whole boot sequence now. Hence I can enter the bios but can't see what I'm doing in it.
I never had this problem while updating my BIOS before.
Things I have tried so far:
-Clear CMOS with paperclip
-Messing with the cables (I have two outputs (DP to PC Screen and HDMI to TV Screen)
-Uninstalling Video Drivers and booting with Windows ones
-Reinstalling Video Drivers from NVidia (I have a 1060)
-Searched the internet in vain. Found some topics talking about a possible UEFI incompatibility.
Thank you in advance. I'll try to provide you as many information as possible.
First, I want you to know i'm not a native english speaker. I'll do my best to explain to you the situation and reply to you with pertinent informations.
This morning I decided to update the bios of my MSI B350 Tomahawk to the latest version. Got it from MSI website and followed the normal procedure. Percentage got to 100% and PC rebooted. I immediately spammed DEL to enter bios in order to reconfigure it right away. No signal on the monitor is shown. I looked at the LEDs and saw the VGA one was up. I turned the computer off and reseated the GPU. No more VGA LED But still no signal when I'm spamming DEL to enter BIOS... I tried a normal boot and the display stays asleep until I'm on the Windows login screen. I do not have any signal during the whole boot sequence now. Hence I can enter the bios but can't see what I'm doing in it.
I never had this problem while updating my BIOS before.
Things I have tried so far:
-Clear CMOS with paperclip
-Messing with the cables (I have two outputs (DP to PC Screen and HDMI to TV Screen)
-Uninstalling Video Drivers and booting with Windows ones
-Reinstalling Video Drivers from NVidia (I have a 1060)
-Searched the internet in vain. Found some topics talking about a possible UEFI incompatibility.
Thank you in advance. I'll try to provide you as many information as possible.
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