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How to enter the BIOS after changing the video card?
I updated part of the hardware, namely the video card (R9 290) and the power supply for it, after which problems appeared.
At the first start, the speaker squeaked once, then squeaked 5 more times at short intervals. The monitor is connected via hdmi, I did not see the Windows boot. I saw it only through TeamViewer, which on occasion was configured earlier. Having connected remotely, I installed firewood on the video, the signal appeared on the monitor.
Now, every time you turn it on, after a short beep, the speaker emits 5 short beeps, followed by a black screen and Windows starts after 10 seconds. I poke Del when I turn it on, but I can’t enter the BIOS, the screen is black and Windows is loading right away. Motherboard BIOS (gigabyte b150m-d2v) - AMI, according to the speaker's signal table, it says that the processor (i5-6500) is faulty, but there were no errors and sudden shutdowns during operation, the video card and CPU work stably at high loads (games at maximum speeds, tests in cpu-z).
I tried: I reset the BIOS, updated it from under Windows, connected the monitor through the integral (generally 0 reaction, it is not even displayed in the device manager).
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Stop the bubbling of the event when clicking on .close-panel
, so that the class that was just removed is not added back (when the event is handled in the parent element): event.stopPropagation();
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});
event.stopPropagation(); // Cancel bubbling
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well, read about event bubbling :)
on the old (working graphics) try to go into the bios and set the primary vga parameter (or something similar) to external\pci-ex
1. Remove the vidyuhi, connect to the built-in one, see what's there - reconfigure the Primary VGA
2. Normally plug in the vidyuhi - possibly non-contact
3. Try other DVI, DP connectors if possible - it's possible that the HDMI vidyuhi is not a priority (which is vryatli) and it has a BIOS on it does not seem
4. Check with a friend - possible incompatibility
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