- Jan 29, 2018
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Hello. So I've recently bought a new MSI desktop, and I couldn't use my VGA monitor on it. I found out that the reason was my GPU, since 1070 and better graphics cards do not support analog displays. My CPU however, has and iGPU that should work with the monitor just fine.
The problem here is that I do not want to take my GPU out, and I can't change the default graphics processor through the BIOS, simply because I cannot open it.
I've tried clicking Delete and F2/F12, and there is not much left for me to try. As I've said, I do not want to remove the GPU and I can't open the BIOS.
The motherboard I'm using is an MSI H110. When the computer is booting up, I just see the MSI logo and nothing else, thereafter, it goes straight into the Windows 10 lock screen.
How can I fix this and enter the BIOS?
The problem here is that I do not want to take my GPU out, and I can't change the default graphics processor through the BIOS, simply because I cannot open it.
I've tried clicking Delete and F2/F12, and there is not much left for me to try. As I've said, I do not want to remove the GPU and I can't open the BIOS.
The motherboard I'm using is an MSI H110. When the computer is booting up, I just see the MSI logo and nothing else, thereafter, it goes straight into the Windows 10 lock screen.
How can I fix this and enter the BIOS?
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