Cannot Access BIOS with ASUS EAH6770, AMD Athlon II X4 651, Gigabyte GA-A55M-S2HP in Windows 10

Hello, today I wanted to install Win 10 via a USB flash drive (original from Microsoft), but the boot manager did not show it so I decided that you need to set it in the BIOS. Now the problem starts, after selecting any option from the motherboard screen I get a white screen which gradually turns black and back to white all I can do is click enter which takes me to the boot manager. I read that the problem may be in the graphics card or monitor, unfortunately I do not have the option to check on another monitor yet, but maybe some of you know how to fix it?

Graphics: ASUS EAH6770 Series
Processor: AMD Athlon II X4 651 Quad-Core
BIOS from 13/07/11 Award Software International
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-A55M-S2HP


Ps. If something does not comply with the regulations, shit is my first post, but I think everything is ok.

Gigabyte usually has an entrance to the DEL bios - that is, the delete button on the keyboard

Have you had any wines on this computer before? Have you tried with a different wine installer, e.g. win 7?

I clicked delete because that's how it is assigned (I tried other potential buttons too). From the very beginning I only had 32bit viste on it

Strondkop wrote:

I read that the problem may be in the graphics card or monitor

How can there be anything with a graphics card, since the BIOS works without a pen - anyway, the graphics card, when installing Windows, runs on the standard VGA driver, which is stored in the BIOS of the graphics card itself.

How can you be sure that the pen is technically efficient at all - is it recognized by another computer?

I will rectify, without a pendrive, I also cannot enter the bios. I did not check on another computer because my laptop already has win10,
but as I wrote, I can run Viste and entering my computer shows that the computer can see and read pendrive.

Resetting the bios did not change anything.

Bump.

I admit that I do not understand anything anymore: you can enter the BIOS and you cannot enter the BIOS - after all, what is it like?

Then remove the battery from the BIOS, wait 10 minutes, reinsert it and then try.
BIOS battery keeps voltage?

I can't go to Bios at all, but I can run the current system without a pendrive and I can't go to bios. Today I will be checking the monitor. The battery holds power.

Strondkop wrote:

Today I will be checking the monitor.

For what purpose?
Since it is loading the system, everything is fine with it.

Can you record a video of what it looks like and what does this inability to enter the BIOS manifest?

[movie: e10a2e124f] https://filmy.elektroda.pl/25_1481924758.mp4 [/ movie: e10a2e124f]
Because of this, I can't get into the bios

Video for a few seconds and upside down - ehhh

On the keyboard, when the MB logo appears, press the Pause Break key - you will stop booting the system and maybe? finally you will see what button the BIOS is under there.

I made a print screen for you from the video:
- DEL entry into the BIOS,
- F12 entering BOOT MENU (and that's what we mean in this case)
- END - loading the BIOS file

Of course, the DEL button (entry in the BIOS) should be pressed non-stop AFTER the MB logo appears - then you will probably enter the BIOS.

When I click DEL every now and then, as I wrote earlier, it remains white and the only thing I can do is click enter which takes me to boot mgr

A colleague can disconnect the hard drive and after restarting the computer: wait for a message from the BIOS about the lack of an operating system or a device from which the OS can be booted. Then, for example, the command "ctrl + alt + del will restart the computer" or "pressing any button will restart the computer" should appear. I translated it into Polish. Besides - if the keyboard is connected via USB, there may be a problem with access to the low levels, so it should be replaced with one that works via the PS2 socket.

After unpinning the disk in boot mgr I have windows installers so there is progress. Now nwm what to do, if I will install windows without a disk, it probably won't help, so what to do?

Added after 1 [hours] 53 [minutes]:

I close the topic with the problem solved (enough). After unplugging the disk, the windows installations appeared, and after reconnecting it, the installations remained in place and I installed Windows without any problems, thanks all for help and sorry for not clarity problem, in some moments of the discussion