[Solved] I can not enter the bios of the board - I can not enter the bios of the Gigabyte

I bought a used computer without a graphics card with windows 10 installed. I cannot enter the bios while booting my computer. I press DEL and I have a black screen. If I press F12, I see boot options. I took the battery out for 1 minute and put it back in, shorted the jumper as well and then I got a message whether I want to load the default bios or enter the bios. When I want to enter the bios, I have a black screen again and nothing is happening. I read in a similar topic that it was the fault of the TV to which the computer was connected. I connected to the monitor (I have one year) without a graphics card and with a graphics card and the same.

Please provide the motherboard model, generally in this section the specification of the set is welcome.

lekos wrote:

I can't go into the bios

And you deigned to read the manual, which is like a bull on the manufacturer's website?

When I come home, I will give you the album model. To enter the bios I have to press the DEL key, I have a second computer and I have no problem with it.

If you thought that all BIOSes are accessed with the Del key, then you are wrong.

I know there are other keys to enter the bios. Anyway, when I turned on my computer, I had it on the screen: DEL: bios / qflash

lekos wrote:

when my computer turned on, it was on the screen: DEL: bios / qflash

This does not mean "entering" the BIOS
https://www.gigabyte.com/MicroSite/121/tech_qflash.htm
Without a plate model, only one can theorize e.g. F2, F4 etc.

I tried all the keys and nothing. Maybe I press DEL too long and used qflash?

lekos wrote:

When I come home, I will give you the album model

So do it, because for the time being it is divination.

Do as a colleague wrote above, read the instructions from the manufacturer, because sometimes it can even be a key combination, e.g. CTRL + ALT + ENTER

The motherboard is Gigabyte z97x gaming 3

The DEL key should work. If not, then maybe take out the bios battery for 10 minutes. Just maybe don't make a call.

10 minutes or a minute when I took it out will it be a difference?

beatamycha wrote:

Just maybe don't make a call.

On page 7 of the instructions it is like a bull position CLR_CMOS , so you should short-circuit these two pins for a while without unnecessary combining with the battery.
If the author deigned to read the manual, he would not be asking stupid questions.

Close the jumpers ok but I have to disconnect the power cable or can the power cable be inserted into the socket and live? I probably need to disconnect it and then short the jumper without removing the battery?

lekos wrote:

I probably need to disconnect it and then short the jumper without removing the battery?

Yes

The inability to enter the BIOS is due to the fact that the BIOS has set the fast boot (boot) function. Removing the battery will not help, you need to shorten the appropriate jumpers as advised above and as stated in the manual.

I closed the jumper and nothing else.

Something wrong with your reflexes.
Immediately after turning on the computer, press Del and hold until the BIOS screen appears.
If you don't have a broken keyboard, it has to work.

With my reflexes it's ok. I press the DEL key when it's bios and the arrow icon appears for about 1 sec. and i have a black screen. Nothing happens. I have to reset the computer to enter Windows. I will try the keyboard under ps / 2. Maybe it will help.

So if I were you, I would update the BIOS, even if you have the latest version.

First I will check the keyboard on ps / 2 and then I will upload a new bios.

I downloaded the bios and installed it. Everything works now and I can go into the bios and poystaeiac what I want. Thank you for your help which allowed me to check out the various options. The option of uploading the bios from scratch solved the problem.