I finished building my first ever pc and was ready to go onto the bios screen I had windows download on a usb and plugged it in. I then moved the uefi usb to front priority and I pressed f10 (I’m on msi btw) to save and reset hoping that when it starts up again I will have the windows screen. But I didn’t so I clicked on a setting were I can change from uefi to gsm and I set it to gsm now it says hdmi no signal
I’m a little stuck( I need help
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Hi Nathan
Could we get some more information on your motherboard MSI make a lot of different boards.
On the board you should have a cmos reset. This is normally a jump switch that you can move to reset OR remove the CMOS battery.
1) Unplug the power to the computer
2) Remove the cmos battery - Silver round battery on the motherboard
3) With both power and battery removed press the on button a couple of times to drain all residual power.
4) Put battery back in
5) Connect power
6) Plug in usb and boot. You should not need to change any bios settings
Cheers
PeterOz
Could we get some more information on your motherboard MSI make a lot of different boards.
On the board you should have a cmos reset. This is normally a jump switch that you can move to reset OR remove the CMOS battery.
1) Unplug the power to the computer
2) Remove the cmos battery - Silver round battery on the motherboard
3) With both power and battery removed press the on button a couple of times to drain all residual power.
4) Put battery back in
5) Connect power
6) Plug in usb and boot. You should not need to change any bios settings
Cheers
PeterOz
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