Question Display takes minutes to turn on after PC has been booted

[LTL428]

After performing a clean install of Windows 10 after an incident occurred, when my PC rebooted literally RIGHT after it got done installing, I noticed that the display wasn't on. It wasn't a black screen. I didn't even have signal. So I waited a couple of minutes and when the display finally turned on, the PC was already booting into Windows 10. This is a big problem because it takes longer to boot that way and constricts me of getting into the BIOS. Is there any hotfix for this?

 

[rgd1101]

test with a different monitor?

full system spec?

 

[LTL428]

test with a different monitor?

full system spec?

I have dual monitors.

HP Compaq 6200 pro
i5-2500
AMD Radeon E9173

 

[Bob.B]

I have dual monitors.

HP Compaq 6200 pro
i5-2500
AMD Radeon E9173

Test each monitor alone see if it makes a diff.

 

[LTL428]

Test each monitor alone see if it makes a diff.

That didn't work. I know someone is going to ask a clueless question like "Can you access your BIOS?" when I already said that in the thread. So I'm going to say it again, even though it's obvious now: I cannot access my BIOS. By the time the monitor does actually turn on, my PC has already booted into Windows.

 

[rgd1101]

test with the igpu?
using any adapter to the monitor? vga to dvi?

 

[LTL428]

test with the igpu?
using any adapter to the monitor? vga to dvi?

On my GPU, I'm using DisplayPort to HDMI. DP being the connection to the GPU.