Recently every time I boot up my computer I don't see bios at all. Monitor doesn't detect anything until it boots straight into windows 10. As well as in display settings shows two monitors when I only have one. Can't disable the other monitor, had to set it as only display on monitor 2 which is my actual monitor. I'm thinking this started happening ever since I installed a network card into my 2nd pci-e slot but not sure. Currently have my monitor connected to my 980ti via hdmi to displayport connector with a adapter (friend broke my hdmi on the card). Any ideas?
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Bios don't show when boot only goes straight into windows.
- Thread starter regigold
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Probably has something to do with the broken HDMI port on your card.
Is it that the connector is broken, or that a piece of HDMI is broken inside the port, if it is the latter then you need to remove the broken cable end with some small pliers.
Is it that the connector is broken, or that a piece of HDMI is broken inside the port, if it is the latter then you need to remove the broken cable end with some small pliers.
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