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Msi BIOS | broken screen

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Hello,
I have an MSI Leopard gp73 laptop with a broken screen. I wanted to access the BIOS to enable secure boot in order to install Windows 11, but since the screen is broken, I can't see what's going on. When I connect it to an external monitor (which I can do without any issues when booting into Windows), I get no display. Therefore, I wanted to know if it's possible to connect an external monitor to access the BIOS, and if so, how?
Thank you very much in advance for your help ^^

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    flo88 Posted messages 28524 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   Ambassador 5 179
     
    Hello

    You need to check that the screen is not stuck in a resolution that is too high; it's best to leave it on auto-detect.

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    1. JeuneZouave Posted messages 17 Status Member
       
      The screen is broken in the literal sense; it took a punch.
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    2. gribouille > JeuneZouave Posted messages 17 Status Member
       
      If your external screen can display Windows, it should also display BIOS. You probably need to disable Windows fast startup.
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    3. JeuneZouave Posted messages 17 Status Member > gribouille
       
      I’m trying to disable the fast startup and I’ll let you know the result.
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    4. JeuneZouave Posted messages 17 Status Member > gribouille
       
      I just tried and got the same result, no display on the external screen.
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    5. gribouille > JeuneZouave Posted messages 17 Status Member
       
      Comment faire pour accéder au BIOS ?
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