Blocked in the BIOS

I had given the set so you could understand where we were going, but I was thinking of going step by step.
If you understood everything and did it, then great. ;-)
Did you just have to make the update or did you also have to adjust the startup mode?

You’re welcome, it was a pleasure :-)

You're welcome, still nothing done yet ;-)

once your update is launched it must in no way be interrupted (wait for it to finish)

I didn’t see your last message before replying.

First, it’s not normal to have to remove and reinsert the motherboard battery to boot. So do your BIOS update (PC without GPU because it must be ok and especially not crash during the update).

We need to have a stable operation, with no freezes, using just your CPU (no GPU).

Once we’re good on this level, we’ll deal with your GPU issue if it’s still present. BIOS mode doesn’t make sense to change on its own. Note that Windows is only visible in the mode in which it was installed, so it’s seen/not seen depending on the mode. But we’ll look at that later if we need to test by changing this mode.

BIOS update so your PC is ok. Then we’ll see about the GPU.

Two issues (or one that causes the other), so priority is to get a good functioning system with just the CPU.

say no for now.

Try again without your graphics card
Reboot to see if Windows starts up properly.
And check in the BIOS which mode you are in when everything works (the BIOS mode we see)
If worst comes to worst, also take photos so we can try to see the differences if there are any.

"And here once saved and restarted. "
What does that mean? are you trying to modify what?

The icons don’t really give us much info about what is seen at boot level.
Not a better detail?

I don’t really get the logic, why Windows is fine for display on CM, and under CG only halfway
In the sense that the BIOS is ok so we say CG ok since there is display and there is no Windows.

Boot level test other modes to see (UEFI only, legacy or heritage or CSM enabled/disabled ...)
But I doubt it, unless you tinkered with this mode between your tests with and without CG."

From BIOS, not Windows or anything else. In any case, if you don’t overclock, you can reset it.

Ah yes, that's not normal. Can you reset the BIOS to zero via the "Settings" menu?

Ah so it’s detected, that’s a start. We need to pull out the graphics card and see if it has a label on the back.
And can we exit the BIOS by pressing F10?