Motherboard cant access bios no matter what but bots to windows fine

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loomiswes

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My computer works fine I'm able to restart it and boot to windows normally but it skips the Asus screen
not giving me bios options(I understand NBD) so I still try hitting the f2 key and delete key to get into bios anyways but when I do this the computer never boots up any screen at all and my screen just has no signal from my computer. I have also tried windows advanced options and selecting access uefi firmware and it also causes my screen to show no signal. This all started happening when I disabled secure boot in bios a while back.

My computer:
Asus rog extreme x99 MB
Intel i7 5960x CPU
64gb corsair 3200mhz ram
Dual sli gtx 1080's
1.5tb SSD
 
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Id just like to start by saying ive had trouble with this issue for the longest time and my computer has always takin to long to boot(around 30 seconds+). Anyways i tried the dumbest thing today which was switch my hdmi cable from my 2nd gpu to the first one. magically boots bios first time immediately and gets to windows in a flash. So if your having this issue its probably because you arent using the primary gpu slot on your motherboard as your display. In case your wondering why i wasn't its because the 2nd gpu i have is a hybrid with fan and liquid cooler as well as its newer so i figured id put the bulk of the load on it.
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Calvin7

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To access your BIOS on a Windows 10 PC, you must follow these steps.

1.Navigate to settings. ...
2.Select Update & security.
3.Select Recovery from the left menu.
4.Click Restart Now under Advanced startup. ...
5.Click Troubleshoot.
6.Click Advanced options.
7.Select UEFI Firmware Settings.
8.Click Restart
 
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loomiswes

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Just tried the battery and jumper and it didnt work. Any other ideas?
 
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loomiswes

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loomiswes

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Solved the issue(somewhat). I've always had weird issues with multiple gpus and this is one of those cases. Last night I couldn't ever get it to show a screen like I was saying in my last reply. So I let the computer sit all night shut off with only the psu's on(i have 2). This morning i got out of bed and was like I'll just try turning it on again(because this motherboard seems to eventually figure itself out sometimes). I turned it on went and got good and came back and sure enought it was on and working. The only thing is I cant still seem to access bios. With 1 card earlier I was able to but with 2 it just doesnt want to work. And for your question I have 1 Corsair HX850I and 1 replace power 1000watt (I know terrible, gonna fry my shit blah blah, I'll take the risk) had it laying around.
 
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loomiswes

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Id just like to start by saying ive had trouble with this issue for the longest time and my computer has always takin to long to boot(around 30 seconds+). Anyways i tried the dumbest thing today which was switch my hdmi cable from my 2nd gpu to the first one. magically boots bios first time immediately and gets to windows in a flash. So if your having this issue its probably because you arent using the primary gpu slot on your motherboard as your display. In case your wondering why i wasn't its because the 2nd gpu i have is a hybrid with fan and liquid cooler as well as its newer so i figured id put the bulk of the load on it.
 
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