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Can anyone help me i can't get into my BIOS

Alex14uk
By Alex14uk
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when i turn on my pc and it is booting my monitors ( i have two ) remain blank for a while and then directly load to Windows Login screen ( the PC works fine ) skipping any change of pressing del or 12 to enter my BIOS, but if i do spam del or 12 when my pc monitors are black and booting nothing happens it just freezes and the motherboard displays A6 error , any help ? 

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You Can Do It From The Settings,

Please Save All Your Work And Close Your Applications Etc. Since This Does Require Restarting Your Pc.

 

Simply Go To Settings> Update & Security> Recovery> Advanced Start Up (Click Restart Now)> Troubleshoot> Advanced Options> UEFI Firmware Settings / Bios Firmware Settings> Restart.

 

This Should Boot You Straight Into The Bios, Without The Need To Do Anything (Like Spamming Del Or F12 Etc.)

I hope that I was able to help 🙂

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Another trick that should work (but may not be convenient) is to unplug your boot drive.  That should put it into BIOS or at least at a screen alerting you to the problem and allowing you to navigate to BIOS from there.  

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3 hours ago, DaRk X Mines said:

You Can Do It From The Settings,

Please Save All Your Work And Close Your Applications Etc. Since This Does Require Restarting Your Pc.

 

Simply Go To Settings> Update & Security> Recovery> Advanced Start Up (Click Restart Now)> Troubleshoot> Advanced Options> UEFI Firmware Settings / Bios Firmware Settings> Restart.

 

This Should Boot You Straight Into The Bios, Without The Need To Do Anything (Like Spamming Del Or F12 Etc.)

unfortunately I didn't work i did what you said but after i pressd restart my monitors both said no signal then went black and the motherboard displayed A6 error again :/ 

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2 hours ago, nick name said:

Another trick that should work (but may not be convenient) is to unplug your boot drive.  That should put it into BIOS or at least at a screen alerting you to the problem and allowing you to navigate to BIOS from there.  

ill give it a try thanks 

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I managed to fix it what I had to do was removed my graphics card and put it back in how weird :S 

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Lol.  Damn stupidly simple fixes.  

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