Can't access bios after restarting.

[Tad0098]

I have the current version of windows 10, so i tried to access my bios by restarting my computer because i wanted to check my cpu temps. But all i got was a black screen with the noise indicating where im suppose to press f2,f10, delete. But nothing happens and i just go to the windows boot up screen. Please help.

 

[Colif]

is PC custom or Brand Name? If custom, what motherboard do you have? If brand name, what make/model?

since you can get into windows we can try to get into bios from in it... can you go to settings/update & security/recovery
under Advanced start up, click Restart now button
this loads advanced startup
choose troubleshoot
choose advanced
choose UEFI Firmware Settings
this should restart PC and put you in the BIOS

you have a noise that indicates buttons?

 

[Tad0098]

Yea i tried that already, and its a custom pc .

 

[Colif]

what motherboard makes a noise to tell you when you hit buttons?

curious as model might help work out a way around the black screens

 

[Tad0098]

its a msi 760GM-P23 (FX)

 

[Colif]

Do you have the latest bios? I guess its hard to tell but windows system info page should show you the version

the del key should get you into bios, hold it in before PC is started and tap it as it starts up

you might need to clear the cmos with the power cord unplugged on PC - https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=31222.msg178956#msg178956

 

[Tad0098]

Here, let me be the most specific as possible, when ever i boot up my computer for the first time, i get the bios screen where i press f2, f10, delete(also when this screen appears, a beeping noise happens". When ever i restart the computer, all i get is a black screen, i hear the beep, but nothing happens, and it goes straight to the windows loading interface. I dont know how to update my bios.

 

[Colif]

is it one beep at start up or a series of beeps? one is normal but a series can mean something

If you cleared your cmos, it should put you in the bios at startup so you can set defaults. That was why I suggested it.

this is how to flash bios but its no use if you can't get into bios - https://www.msi.com/page/biosflash