Need help fixing my computer please help

[ericpettersson101]

Ok so good chance theirs an easy solution but I can't find it.

So I build my first computer this year (not the best time to do it) but the SSD I ordered for my computer was set to arrive 2 WEEKS late leaving me with every part but an SSD sitting on a shelf but I found a hard drive I had laying around and just decided that I was gonna boot off the hard drive till my SSD came.

Fast forward 2 weeks and I finally get my SSD but while configuring it I come across a tab called key management in secure boot and accidently delete all of the keys. I have tried for many hour to fix it and haven't been able to get it to work. I don't have a two bios motherboard and it turns on (fan spin) but no picture, if that helps.

It would be much apricated if someone could help me or tell me if I have to buy a new motherboard.

-Eric

[m9x3mos]

40 minutes ago, ericpettersson101 said:

Ok so good chance theirs an easy solution but I can't find it.

So I build my first computer this year (not the best time to do it) but the SSD I ordered for my computer was set to arrive 2 WEEKS late leaving me with every part but an SSD sitting on a shelf but I found a hard drive I had laying around and just decided that I was gonna boot off the hard drive till my SSD came.

Fast forward 2 weeks and I finally get my SSD but while configuring it I come across a tab called key management in secure boot and accidently delete all of the keys. I have tried for many hour to fix it and haven't been able to get it to work. I don't have a two bios motherboard and it turns on (fan spin) but no picture, if that helps.

It would be much apricated if someone could help me or tell me if I have to buy a new motherboard.

-Eric

What board? There should be an option to restore factory keys or something similar and enable secure boot. 

[ericpettersson101]

yes but I can't even get into the bios

 

[Beerzerker]

Try clearing the BIOS by removing the battery for about 10 minutes and retry.
Make sure power to the system is off/unplugged so it doesn't hold settings via the PSU itself.
If your board has a BIOS reset button you can try that.

 

[ericpettersson101]

ok I will be back in 15 with results ty so much

 

[ericpettersson101]

ok so I left it out for 15 and still not working also I don't know my board (｡•́︿•̀｡) 

[Beerzerker]

Have you tried it with the new drive unplugged from the system?

BTW system specs would be helpful.