I have no clue what's happening please help me D:

[Yoshi420]

I don’t know much about computers all I know about this is it’s a msi and It won’t go into windows at all it just boots into bios and the bios looks glitchy might be corrupted

[veeg]

Hello

Ok..give us the name of the pc and the model number will be on the case either top or on the bottom or in the back.

[Yoshi420]

Hello

Ok..give us the name of the pc and the model number will be on the case either top or on the bottom or in the back.

It’s a msi trident 3

[PeterOz]

the bios looks glitchy

In what way ?
Is the date and time in the bios correct ?
If the date and time is correct press f10 in the bios. Does it reboot to windows or bios.
Do you have access to another PC

[Bruce]

how old is the PC?
when was the last time you used it and it worked?

[Yoshi420]

In what way ?
Is the date and time in the bios correct ?
If the date and time is correct press f10 in the bios. Does it reboot to windows or bios.
Do you have access to another PC

[PeterOz]

Is the date and time in the bios correct ?

Does not look like it is correct
Shows 2017
Can you change the date and time?
Save and exit

[PeterOz]

Good chance the cmos battery is dead

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[Yoshi420]

Does not look like it is correct
Shows 2017
Can you change the date and time?
Save and exit

When I try to change anything it freezes

[Bruce]

can you answer post #5?

[Yoshi420]

how old is the PC?
when was the last time you used it and it worked?

It’s a couple years old I don’t remember exactly but it was working 3 days ago

[Bruce]

any chance of it being under warranty still?

are you comfortable pulling the case and and cleaning the insides?
tear down video here; open up msi trident 3 at DuckDuckGo

because next I would be suggesting looking inside for dust build-up, removing and cleaning the memory sticks, and generally checking for problems, like bulging capacitors, rodent droppings, burnt circuitry etc.

[Yoshi420]

any chance of it being under warranty still?

are you comfortable pulling the case and and cleaning the insides?
tear down video here; [MEDIA=youtube]qkLr2FNDEcg[/MEDIA]

because next I would be suggesting looking inside for dust build-up, removing and cleaning the memory sticks, and generally checking for problems, like bulging capacitors, rodent droppings, burnt circuitry etc.

No it’s not in warranty unfortunately and I have took apart the case and cleaned it and everything looks normal to me

[PeterOz]

did you replace the cmos battery?

[Yoshi420]

did you replace the cmos battery?

Not yet I have to order a replacement