BIOS WONT LOAD

[Charith]

I recently built a computer everything was working well. I was able to get into my BIOS but now all of a sudden I can't get into my BIOS anymore. I press DELETE as it prompts but it just ignores it and skips to "Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key". I'm yet to install windows since I can't access my BIOS to change the boot order. I've got no clue what the problem is and i'm not sure if it's my keyboard because it is working perfectly fine.

 

Motherboard: MSI Z97-G45 Gaming

[Bordermick]

Are you using a usb keyboard? If you are, try a PS/2 one.

[Guest]

I recently built a computer everything was working well. I was able to get into my BIOS but now all of a sudden I can't get into my BIOS anymore. I press DELETE as it prompts but it just ignores it and skips to "Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key". I'm yet to install windows since I can't access my BIOS to change the boot order. I've got no clue what the problem is and i'm not sure if it's my keyboard because it is working perfectly fine.

 

Motherboard: MSI Z97-G45 Gaming

Unplug all HDD's 

Re-plug in the keyboard and spam F2/Delete sometimes F12 will bring you into the boot device menu which you should be able to get into the bios from there 

[Charith]

Are you using a usb keyboard? If you are, try a PS/2 one.

No I'm using a Razer Blackwidow Chroma, literally just bought it today.

[Bordermick]

No I'm using a Razer Blackwidow Chroma, literally just bought it today.

That is a USB keyboard..

 

I mean one that uses this port:

[Charith]

That is a USB keyboard..

Oh crap sorry I spaced out and thought you said a wireless. I'm pretty noob when it comes to these things  and I don't have a keyboard that can plug into that

[failblox]

Try smashing a different key (F2, F8, F12, or Del) and if that doesn't work then try using a different keyboard (a PS/2 one should have the best compatibility, as already mentioned by other people in this thread).

[Bordermick]

Oh crap sorry I spaced out and thought you said a wireless. I'm pretty noob when it comes to these things

If you currently have the keyboard plugged into a USB 3 port (blue one) try one of the red ones. If that doesnt help, try a different keyboard or even a PS/2 one like I said earlier.

[Charith]

Unplug all HDD's 

Re-plug in the keyboard and spam F2/Delete sometimes F12 will bring you into the boot device menu which you should be able to get into the bios from there 

THANKS IT WORKED <3 but now can I just plug it back in since i'm in the BIOS screen?

[Charith]

If you currently have the keyboard plugged into a USB 3 port (blue one) try one of the red ones. If that doesnt help, try a different keyboard or even a PS/2 one like I said earlier.

thanks for the help but what the other person said fixed my issue.  

[Guest]

THANKS IT WORKED <3 but now can I just plug it back in since i'm in the BIOS screen?

probably, if it happens again try clearing CMOS or something 

[Bordermick]

thanks for the help but what the other person said fixed my issue.  

Alright, Glad to hear you got it working!

[Charith]

Don't do it while the computer is plugged in though.

Alright so now I should turn my computer off replug the HDD's and try install windows now?

[MasterP48]

Oh crap sorry I spaced out and thought you said a wireless. I'm pretty noob when it comes to these things and I don't have a keyboard that can plug into that

Ask someone from ypur family or friends for one, they were used in old pcs. Alternatively you can find cheap usb to ps/2 adaptors, but i don't know how effective would that be