Unable to access the BIOS

hi

you have a Gigabyte motherboard, and to access the BIOS, press the --> Del/Delete key

Gigabyte motherboard --> Del/Delete

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personally, I'm not an expert with the equipment, and I don't know what's "wrong" with the fact that you have a black screen

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Hello,

You removed the battery but didn't attempt to clear the CMOS, which should be done by reading the motherboard manual.
Before that, you can try discharging static electricity from the PC.

Then, to rule out faulty hardware that could create a conflict: unplug all peripherals, unnecessary cables, and storage not needed for the PC to display the BIOS. In short, remove the front panel USB and audio, the keyboard, mouse, one RAM stick out of two, and also the SSD or hard drive. Just connect the monitor to the graphics card (and not to the motherboard, which will never work given your setup) and see if the BIOS finally displays.

For the BIOS, your motherboard has a Q-Flash Plus button to update the BIOS without a functioning CPU or graphics card. You need to follow tutorials online, but your i3 is supposed to work natively with this motherboard, so it may not help.

Hi

I'm jumping into the discussion a bit midway, so I apologize if I'm repeating any questions that have already been asked.
First of all, the processor does not have a graphic circuit, so editing the first photos with the screen connected to the motherboard output will never work.
That being said, what exact model is the graphics card you installed, and how do you connect the screen?
Does the PC emit a beep when you try to start it?

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