Okay i managed to fix it. After reseting the cmos, and forgetting to plug in the pcie cable to my GPU, it booted straight to the bios. Once there i turned off safeboot, and changed my boot order to be a usb flash drive with Windows installation tool on it. I then went through the normal process of installing windows. Idk why it was so different this time.
Oh sorry, i can't get into BIOS, once it powers on the display just goes blank. The keyboard will come on for awhile too, and i hit delete/f2 keys to enter bios to no avail
Okay i managed to get into bios, my resetting the cmos again, and powered on without having my gpu pcie cable in (forgot to plug it in) and turned secureboot off. Now im just looking at a alienware backround, i think this is progress
Kurtis121
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March 6th, 2019 17:00
Okay i managed to fix it. After reseting the cmos, and forgetting to plug in the pcie cable to my GPU, it booted straight to the bios. Once there i turned off safeboot, and changed my boot order to be a usb flash drive with Windows installation tool on it. I then went through the normal process of installing windows. Idk why it was so different this time.
Tesla1856
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March 6th, 2019 13:00
F12 on boot.
Run ePSA Diagnostics .
Are they successful?
Kurtis121
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March 6th, 2019 13:00
Oh sorry, i can't get into BIOS, once it powers on the display just goes blank. The keyboard will come on for awhile too, and i hit delete/f2 keys to enter bios to no avail
F12 also doesnt do anything once i power it on
Tesla1856
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March 6th, 2019 13:00
Well first, go into BIOS and try to turn that Support-ASSist nonsense off.
With blank HDD, it can't get much further anyway. Try switching SecureBoot off.
Kurtis121
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March 6th, 2019 13:00
This is the only time i get a display, and when it says press f2 to enter bios, it just shutsdown
Kurtis121
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March 6th, 2019 15:00
Okay i managed to get into bios, my resetting the cmos again, and powered on without having my gpu pcie cable in (forgot to plug it in) and turned secureboot off. Now im just looking at a alienware backround, i think this is progress
Tesla1856
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March 6th, 2019 18:00
Your pics were very slow to get approved (only just now are they visible to me).
Just glad to hear you got it working again.:Yes: :Beer: