Get BIOS to display on an external monitor from a laptop (ASUS GL753VE)

[@InfinityBS]

Ok, so not part of the video, but the part where you take out the display cables worked for me. I took out the cables then tried the thing with holding f2 but nothing showed up, but I didn’t really have anything else to do, so I reconnected the display cable and finished up and closed the computer. I then decided to test out the computer 1 last time before leaving it for the day. When I turned on the laptop the screen suddenly flashed on. Not even kidding, I thought I was dreaming and I tried to do a reality check, which would then turn out to be that I’m not dreaming, and then all the memories of the mental torture with the screen not working came back so fast. I genuinely cannot describe how thankful I am for seeing this video. Thank you so much.

[@justinspired6125]

Pro tip: Unplug the battery and discharge the residual power (by holding the power button for a few seconds) BEFORE plugging/unplugging the LCD cable. With the battery connected it's quite easy to short out the pins on the connector and blow your backlight fuse or circuit.

[@Whiteboardcoder]

Nice tip. Also always read the comments on a video like this people put lots of good info in them like this gem.

[@iHeartLuki]

thank you for the warning. i will remember this when opening up my laptop next time!

[@theoratkin]

I have a laptop with a broken screen and I thought that I'd never get into BIOS... How didn't I think of unplugging it physically? Thank you *so* much!

[@WingMaster562]

The realization hit me like a truck as well.

[@melchorgaraver2651]

didn't work at x550l laptop

[@darkopz]

@@melchorgaraver2651 doesnt work with FX506L either

[@gayanchathuranga8598]

Doesn't work with hp630

[@nolables]

@@darkopz Hi, I have the same model and the same problem. How did you decide?

[@Mukeshmiktecrep]

I wanted to capture the bios but unable on HP 630, I was wondering I have to disconnect the LCD and searching for the same as video and here it is, you have made my day and now I am smiling because my problem got resolved because of you, thanks brother

[@stevem846]

I had a hell of a time getting a ASUS laptop with a broken display to connect to an external monitor consistently. This worked like a charm, thanks!

[@vhsdxzl]

Thanks mr. Patrick , this was driving insane because recently i cracked the notebook screen , and i was having a hard time to figure out how to configure my bios settings, never thought of disabling the screen on the board until searching and find your video

[@bm4680]

Thanks a lot for the following tip: Disconnecting the LCD ribbon cable from the motherboard in order for the external monitor to work through HDMI port. Much appreciated!

[@powershellaxp64]

Thank you! The easy way (enable legacy mode) really helped me and the BIOS showed. But my laptop screen was broken so I had to assist myself with some KZbin videos and my second laptop (also from Lenovo). And now the entire Linux bootup process shows and the bottom is not cut off anymore.

[@IfratMitul]

I disconnected the LCD cable from the mother board still monitor is not showing BIOS or Boot Menu. Urgently need to unstall ubuntu but can't find a way to install it using external monitor.

[@AMIRTHECYRILLICMAN]

How did you solve your problem i have the same issue 😢

[@Inglott]

Thanks! I have a MSI GS70 which has a damaged screen. I am looking to convert it into an all-in-one desktop but wanted to make sure that I could access the BIOS before disassembling it. Taking out the LCD cable allowed me to use a second screen in the BIOS! It seems that without the LCD cable connected, the laptop defaults to the external display ports as the new primary display outputs.

[@Whiteboardcoder]

Wahoo

[@zcryptxzz]

Thanks for the information. I had plans to build a media PC for the family and I didn't know if disconnecting the internal display would force bios onto the external display. Greatly appreciated, got the computer up and running windows in under a day with a nice little case for it and wireless accessories!

[@CogentCortex]

I had a Lenovo Legion laptop, I decided to remove the SSD NVME M.2 which had windows 10 installed as well as some of the necessary software/program files. I had not formatted the SSD and I simply decided to insert it onto my Asus ROG Laptop which I have turned on after a year; the Asus laptop did not have a HDD or an SSD inserted which meant that it did not have an OS (Windows). So now as I have inserted the new Rams & the new SSD, I switch on the laptop but it is still not displaying the image. The next step was to disconnect the ribbon cable because I wanted to eventually use the external monitor as my primary display while using the laptop as the Keyboard and The CPU/GPU. Now my laptop’s display panel along with the screen has been removed along with the wire. So what remains is the base of the laptop that holds everything except of the display. The issue still remains. There is still no display while the laptop is powered on and I can hear the fan’s noise but I cannot see anything due to the black screen. Is this happening because of the SSD? No asus logo, no boot up at all; only a blank black screen with the fan and the laptop running.

[@summirsatija]

I unplugged it the physical connection still it shows internal display in windows And black screen in bios

[@zdenekstepanek3024]

After three days of fighting, finally success. Thank you!

[@jozik_sk]

Mne to nejde

[@rhanzel3320]

It doesn't work on my Acer Nitro 5. Any tips?

[@hallzfox3926]

Thank you, My laptop screen broke years ago and been running on a second Monitor. I had to do some software maintenance in safe mode and ended up getting in a continuous loop become I forgot that the secondary monitor gets disabled in safe mode. The “hard way” save me from many hours of grief.

[@Whiteboardcoder]

I am glad it worked out for you. Broken laptop screens are no fun

[@MaxCE]

@@Whiteboardcoder i always had to put a magnet in a specific spot but consequently it disabled the keyboard so i have to do stuff semi blindly so i hope your method works.

[@Ms.eyes69]

@@Whiteboardcoder Even after disconnecting my internal display, there is no output on the external one please help me

[@ahadryhan]

My laptop keep beeping 8 time when i disconnects it. Also i am in safe boot.

[@vierinovelo5565]

How do I make my laptop boot normally without built in monitor?

[@iHeartLuki]

thank you so much. my lcd screen broke on my laptop so i had to connect my laptop to my smart TV via HDMI but the problem was when i tried changing OS, the bios wasnt showing up. i will try this later, but even if this doesnt work, im still really grateful that you made this video cause ive been searching for this so long cause it was so specific update: IT WORKED THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@littlepixel4822]

OMG ! I love you ! Very very great tutorial ! Problem I had : got a Asus ROG GLW752VW LCD is broken so I use a second monitor I could not access Bios, but could use the computer as usal with windows. I actually used the second method, without being able to modify the bios settings as you did (Disable secure boot control & enable CSM support) but it still worked ! Thank you very much again :D

[@Whiteboardcoder]

Glad it worked

[@anthonykale8188]

I tried both methods but the external monitor does not display the bios

[@QuietStudiosOfficial]

doesnt work but i wanted to enter the bios to get more vram memory any other things i could make it higher without bios?

[@walker-was-here]

doesn't work like that. Vram is hardware and can't be upgraded through bios

[@ELIOOOON]

Do you have any solution to an Dell alienware r4 17 ?

[@brandongregory3390]

will this work on master resting the coumputer

[@Ancalagon0202]

Hi. I have an issue: i have a Desktop computer, but my monitor dont show video (but with a TV i have video, i dont know why) in BIOS/UEFI, and i want to use my funcional laptop like video receptor, or monitor, or TV, for my Desktop computer, because The problem its vinculanted with CSM Enabled. And i cant change It without The BIOS configuration.

[@Jepdan]

what about asus tuf 505 is there another way? i did the same thing and nothing happen

[@momentogallery7758]

The Intel hd driver is not installed on my laptop because im going to reinstall windows, this method is still work?

[@tocraft573]

For some reason it still won’t show anything to the external screen, but I can view the OS when booted

[@tocraft573]

@Flexsor Wait have you found anything as a fix for this because my laptop has been around a month and it’s my main computer

[@aswinmeulblok2191]

I unplug the LCD but my monitor dont get a signal

[@freshbakedclips4659]

I have problems with my Lenovo Ideapad 320. I disconnected my broken laptop LCD and it worked. But after I accidentally set "something" in the BIOS, now the HDMI output won't display unless the Windows 10 is loaded. I don't want to buy a new laptop LCD. The laptop monitor frame and hinge was broken, so it would be useless to buy a built-in monitor to a physically damaged laptop. I really need help

[@paninimafia4101]

Sorry to bother... I hope u can point me in the right direction. If i keep the original LCD screen connected to the laptop (DELL) i can easily switch between screens (both VGA and HMDI) but my goal is to disconnect the original LCD and force the laptop to use only externals. If i disconnect the original LCD from the mobo (like you did) and run only with external monitor im stuck at the very first screen at boot (Dell logo, no OS yet) and wont go any further.... Seems like he needs the cable connected to the modo of his native screen in order to move forward and boot the OS... Weird. Any clue? Thanks!

[@King3baid]

Same here. Found a solution ?

[@suhailobiedat9343]

i have dell also.. the laptop screen is broken and i want to access the bios and yes i disconnected the lcd but its not showing anything on the hdmi attached monitor, i tried fn+f8 to switch the screen but nothing is working what did you do?

[@friendseaYT]

sir please help me my lenovo B5070 laptop screen broken so i connected to external monitor. but i unable to use bios because display comes on monitor when windows loaded.

[@artoorobosa7084]

hi just watched your video... im thinking is it posible in toshiba satellite c55 models... coz i have this laptop with no lcd panel and pretty sure its still running..

[@BBC600]

I agree with you about the key combination should by default allow you to display the BIOS on an external monitor.

[@makuthreesixty8228]

but have you tried it though?... I wanna, but I'm kinda away from my monitor atm

[@shreyassk1515]

This might be a dumb question but is there any way for an old pc to to get video output through usb-cable

[@cagataygurel]

I did what you said on the ASUS G531GT Model, but the bios screen does not appear.

[@its_lexy_here712]

Step 1 not working for my HP Envy-15 j133tx....please help...my screen is cracked and i have taken apart my motherboard and the internals out of the chassis in an attempt to turn it into a media centre pc. But the only issue is that i have no display right now and i cant directly log into my external monitor and not no primary display to access the bios. Please help

[@CloverKismet]

I wish Dell laptops were this smart... If i disconnect the Display from the motherboard, it Beeps 'Fire Alarm' Loud 8 times until i press and hold Fn+F5 for 10 seconds... it is falling apart and I've had it for several years now. Perhaps its time to say Good bye Dell, Hello Asus!

[@vitobru8361]

but does it use the secondary display

[@CloverKismet]

@@vitobru8361 it does eventually, but it still typically beeps several times before it does. Also i think i actually us Fn+F3.

[@robinegdell1434]

Thanks for the great tutorial. My problem is that windows 10 has recently dropped my 10 year old graphics card from support and, although my screen still works, it cuts to black frequently and is impossible to work with. When I connect an external monitor using the vga or hdmi ports on my computer, they draw signal from the internal graphics card (which apparently cannot be replaced in this machine) and the monitor acts the same way as the built in screen. So, I have connected an external monitor using a usb to vga adapter and this is working just fine. My question is, do you think that using the procedure you used, the system will find a usb monitor when it boots up.

[@xxdark1matterxx632]

how would i do this for a hp envy 17 notebook and it only has a hdmi port.

[@Mightygamester]

It worked for Dell 5577 Gaming! Thanks a lot, sir. You gained a new sub!

[@kidsplay3709]

Hello sir I have a hp desktop computer and I attached my bootebel pandrive and star my computer...but not on screen. Pls help me

[@lulapacefortuneripley471]

Will this work on an HP laptop? My screen is busted and I'm trying to boot from a usb but can't change the boot option without seeing the random code which is on the broken part of my screen

[@wisamkhalid5663]

unfortunately unplugiing the screen will not solve the issue in hp laptop. I have a broken screen hp 15-b007ee , disconnect its screen completely and hooked it to the tv via hdmi and still can not see booting screen. I can only have output on tvafter windows starts!!! ofcourse I am not able to go to bios to change the settings!!! thanks for the video though appearntly it wors for some other models.

[@myriamszmerla1293]

Thank you for these very helpful instructions. I don't know if someone already mentioned it,I'd just like to add that there is a third option, which can also help inplement the second with a broken screen, and that is simply to close the computer (with "do nothing" as the parameter for when you do this) and then launching an advanced reboot from settings---recovery. I just did this with my broken screen, and it enabled me to switch on the "wake up with mouse" option, so I can always leave it closed.

[@balazsnagy2916]

The first method is work with the G531?

[@JamaaLKellbass]

i wonder will this work if i disconnect cable from lcd and not from motherboard. for my HP i have to dissasemble whole chasis.

[@ronaldo007-wg9bl]

thanks man i was watching so many videos where they were removing the whole display, keyboard but i watched your video since i too bought asus 5 years ago and just disconnected display cable and it booted up😂😂😂. simple work

[@bokexd3173]

i have satelite c855 with intel hd graphics and it does not work without a driver on windows when display is cimpletely removed

[@anshely8637]

I took of the LCD connector and still not going through with the external monitor been try to figure this out for couple hours now anyway know what else to do?

[@anshely8637]

ps my screen is broken…before it was alright till i got stuck in infinite reboot and i cant fix it since i cant navigate myself

[@joshualindsay9849]

Thanks for the suggestion, but unfortunately the Asus I tried it on, a FX505DV, didn't have the option to enable legacy (CSM). I tried it anyway after disabling secure boot, but it did not work. For others watching, make sure you only disconnect the LVDS cable AFTER you have unplugged the battery and AC adapter!

[@DougLopes]

Is this the default behavior in other notebooks like Acer?

[@MALAKAMARYNYAHU]

My screen is cracked on my Acer Aspire S3 and the bios menu wont display but the windows login screen will.

[@Whiteboardcoder]

Sorry, I don't have an acer and I am not sure what else may need to be tweaked to get it to work

[@MuhammadAhmad-c3e6o]

No csm support options on my asus tuf gaming and also the secure boot control was already turned off

[@adripb1]

Good evening! A have a Hp envy with just one port out, which is hdmi, and i'm not getting success no way at all, not even disconnecting the flat cable from the notebook screen. What more could I do? I'd appreciate very much if you could help me :)

[@frejazz2]

I have an HP pavilion laptop and solution one still didn't work, cant try the other solution, screen is stuck being pure white

[@baphomet.7]

already disconnected the screen on my toshiba p55w-b5220 and still no video on boot, (i dont have any OS installed I want to install windows to a new ssd via windows bootable drive

[@nramosenrri]

great tutorial but im still running out of ideas, i have a samsung p550p5c and tried the unplug from motherboard, didnt worked, tried the key combination and same result. im thinking of doing an ssd upgrade but without access to bios to set the booting order its kinda hard, any tips for this? thanks in advance

[@Im_Adharva]

Sir I unplugged the LCD but still not showing bios on external monitor

[@NickSteemans]

My Asus laptop is connected with a Ultrawide 4K screen but it only shows 2540x1440 as a max. resolution, not 3440x1440 so the image is super stretched. Intel UHD620, all drivers updated etc... any idea on how to fix this please? Thanks in advance!

[@MetaliX86]

does it work on my dell lattitude E5450? i expect it to not.

[@OLAFundPETER]

Method 1 is not working for me.have a vaio laptop with a broken screen.so cannot try mehtod 2. I´ll try with hdmi&vga...please any sugguestions?!need help!

[@zamasublack5111]

i need help... i unplugede my lcd monitor from my laptop but i still can't see the bios and of course i can't try the second way because i don't have my lcd screen anymore plss help

[@Whiteboardcoder]

I am not sure. Will the OS eventually come up on the external monitor?

[@zamasublack5111]

yes, it will

[@Whiteboardcoder]

Hmmm I don't have a good answer for you :( If there happens to be another monitor connector I would try that (for example if you are using the HDMI and it also happens to have a vga I would try the vga) Otherwise I'd try and lookup your model and see if I could find anything out from the manuals...

[@zamasublack5111]

i guess i'll try

[@charliestephen-lees9447]

I unplug the lcd , nothing comes up on the monitor , the screen on my laptop is broken aswell.

[@marlondiegopirespacheco651]

You're the best, thank u so much! My screen was broken and now i can access my BIOS.

[@IfratMitul]

I unpluged the cable but still can't accss Bios or Boot menu. Hp Envy 15t

[@xpoz9634]

@@IfratMitul can you help for samsung

[@nekkigaming741]

Same here bro... I can't even install os for work.. Now I can

[@ami7mina]

@4:30 easy way

[@ankittayal8291]

Mine is HP pavilion dv6 , my primary lcd is not working, I tried both things , 😭

[@frejazz2]

Yea same here, HP seems not to have a lot of flexibility for the consumer with its products

[@hakimtaalba6765]

This works with a Asus F555b? My Laptop Screen is broken 2 oder 3 months ago but the good thing was, i used my Laptop on a external Monitor like 1 or 2 years before. Last week i update my graphic drivers and reset all my graphic settings to default and now my Laptop don't detect the Monitor. I tried things Like "win + p" or "fn + F8" but i don't get a Signal to my external Monitor. I'll try this today and Hope i get a solution.

[@omay5002]

i tried this but failed. is it because of hdmi? my laptop doesn't have vga

[@MostlyGabriel]

You’re goated for this man.

[@sebastian86999]

I know this video is 5 years old but I have no idea where to ask I recently got a laptop with a cracked screen from a good friend of mine and need to enter the bios to boot from USB. I've disconnected the ribbon connector to the LCD from the board and still the bios will not show on my monitor any help whatsoever would be greatly appreciated!!!

[@sebastian86999]

the laptop is a Clevo P950HP6

[@jeffreysebastian6402]

Can someone please help me. I am having a hard time with this asus x555l with broken screen. The ribbon has already been disconnected but no luck. Please help me.

[@mikkelschnor4943]

My ASUS fx505D have a broken screen. It just will not connect to the external at all. I have unplugged the LCD from motherboard. Plugged/unplugged everything mulitple times. Switched cables. Did the Windows+P did the FN+F9. Nothing. Just nothing happens. It once worked and then all of a sudden boom, it does not.

[@eat3r-_490]

I have the same issue did you find a fix please?

[@mikkelschnor4943]

@@eat3r-_490 no:(

[@TheEightshot]

Thanks so much for this. Converting an old Asus laptop into a NAS and home assistant server and this saved my neck :)

[@SyncHEAT]

when i put the laptop to an external monitor how do i make it go back to the laptops screen? i think i have the same laptop in this video

[@adhil8727]

Will this work on my core i3 4th gen and the wire from my laptop cpu to laptop screen is cut can I fix this

[@RoxyVRensburg]

please help me. I disconnected the lcd on the screen of laptop as you showed but external monitor doesn't seem to do anything. it's an hp620 but is first went to see where that ones lcd connector is & done what you said as well as what the other video showed. Still nothing on external monitor. What else can I do or be the problem?

[@Whiteboardcoder]

Did you disconnect then reboot? It may be the case that this does not work on your particular laptop. You may have to replace the LCD screen. You should be able to find a replacement screen out there for cheap I know its more work and more pain, it may be your only choice :(

[@RoxyVRensburg]

I don't think I did reboot. I managed to get it working again, saw another video starting the laptop & closing it immediately, forcing the external monitor to work. Ok. It worked.....till I tried the BIOS setting utility process I initially was following on your vid but everytime I try it, I think my laptop is the f6 but nothing happens when I press f1 / f2 /f6 /f10. I done a procedure by HP where they tell me to put laptop off, hold windows & "b"keys in at the same time, then power on keeping finger on power button for 3 seconds, letting go but keep pressing on windows & "b" key till "beep" sound is made then letting go. Nothing works not even the internal monitor then goes on. I reconnected the lcd connector again. Now I'm on an HP page that's running all these tests but I need to get to the BIO settings as the laptop network is constantly a redX & doesn't pick up my wifi router. So another vid showed me where to go but that led me to your video due to the cracked screen & not being able to get the bios settings on the external monitor. Is there another solution? I don't have an external or bluetooth keyboard as yet so I do need that laptops keyboard.

[@unicorn3679]

Your 1st method worked for me! Thank you..

[@MrDryhammer]

I know that's a different problem, but maybe you can give me a tip. I have an Asus ROG G75VX and it didn't boot. Then I plugged an external monitor and it booted like a charm with the external monitor as its primary. Then I switched to the laptop monitor and set that as primary. Now again it boots ONLY with an external monitor connected and immediately switch to the laptop's monitor. If you put the laptop in sleep mode it resumes without an external monitor. So I guess it has to do with the boot part only. Any guesses?

[@Whiteboardcoder]

Sorry I got nothing :( . That sounds really weird. Seems like the exact opposite problem most people have

[@MrDryhammer]

whiteboardcoder exactly. It's like the controller got recalibrated. I set my monitor as primary on Windows adapter settings and on Nvidia control panel and when I hit FN+F8 the external is "PC screen" and laptop's is "Second screen". Insanity. At least the GPU is ok. I removed Linux after setting em up the same as Windows as far as primary screen goes. Now I will do a clean format and hope for the best. If I solve the problem I will reply on this comment just to let you know which kind of sorcery was it :P Thanks for your time.

[@Crimson_Snake1]

Can you show me how to do this on an hp 17.3 notebook

[@tomtalk24]

Thank you! Simple and common sense when you think about it. Wish you had a tip jar.

[@RamUwU]

hey man quick questions, should the resolution of the lcd and monitor should be same?

[@tomtalk24]

@@RamUwU No. If you have a 4k monitor it will just stretch it to fit

[@somxstyles4847]

So does this show the start up now after unplugging the lcd thing because the startup wasnt showing while the thing is connected to my lcd

[@somxstyles4847]

Startup not bios like the hp logo

[@Ithim2098]

I still can’t see bios it could be for using hdmi maybe.

[@deleted4346]

Omg thank you so much for this video, i had an old laptop that i punched and broke the screen, got it to connect to my external monitor but i needed to factory reset didn't know it wouldn't show the bios so was stuck in a hard place when needed a laptop and didnt have enough to buy a new display, i found your video hoping for the best and it was so thank you sir Subbed

[@northlanedarko771]

Hi mate . Great video . I have a broken screen and I'm wondering if you know how to blindly go into bios and force to monitor

[@Whiteboardcoder]

It's really difficult without some kind of monitor. Can you plug in an external monitor?

[@cali_cal]

what did you use to record bios screen?

[@modrribaz1691]

For any one with method 1 (hard way) failing --> make sure Bios mode is set to UEFI (with secure boot enabled in my case) and note that taking out and reinserting the RAM usually fix the corresponding bios beep related to display failure

[@johnsamuel9172]

What if RAM is soldiered on motherboard?

[@ahadryhan]

My laptop beep 8 times when i disconnect the display. also my laptop is in safe mode. What to do

[@FireFoxDestroyer]

It’s likely it needs a display to actually boot up. Do you have a Dell?

[@ahadryhan]

@FireFoxDestroyer i fixed it blindly. disabled safe boot option and then the external display showed up. i disabled safe boot blindly just by imagination.

[@varunkaniyala6302]

Hi Sir, I struggled a lot to get a solution to get BIOS in external monitor.I failed many times. But now I won just because of you. No words to thank you.. Lot of thanka from my bottom of heart... Please keep making videos...With all respect.. Be safe from Corona😷- Varun KS🥰😍

[@RyKeUp]

Thanks so much. i actually tried to get an old hp latop to run without the screen and it still worked.

[@patricknjerenje4346]

Thank you, this really worked now I can save money to buy a new monitor whilst I use my LED tv.Can be risk to unplug but it really saved my day.

[@tigerwgw5592]

this work same on hp???

[@sebastianbreazu5744]

this methid work for tuf f15 , i can navigate in bios blind bcs the display is shutter

[@RsNoc]

Thank you so much. For the Lenovo Y500 ThinkPad, taking off the ribbon cable did the trick. For anyone looking for the ribbing cable it's located on the right side, next to your graphics card, just above the copper heat pipes. Just unplug it and connect your VGA to a 2nd monitor and you should be able to get the BIOS from there.

[@teepidee2069]

I hope you can help me i run Chkdsk on acer aspire 1 with a broken screen and now my external monitor wont turn on. When i press buttons strange sounds coming out and when i unplugged the charger strange sound coming out again please help me

[@Whiteboardcoder]

I am not sure how to fix you. I might try and unplug the hard drive and see if I can at least boot into the bios.

[@simon057]

unfortunately, even though I unplugged my broken screen still no image on my hdmi monitor :(

[@Muhammadalfarizy]

my keyboard has broke to, how to using in external keyboard?

[@ExtremalMetal]

aww, this really got my hopes up however Dell made internal screen part of POST, so.. it shuts down no matter what without a screen

[@kaveendrashreechakradhari923]

dude i have a broken screen i did the first method but for some reason not working

[@michaelkbth3347]

Pls i'm using asus n61jq my lcd is not working but when i connect to an external monitor it works but display goes on and off can you help?

[@Whiteboardcoder]

The external monitor goes on and off? Or do you mean the Laptop LCD screen goes on and off? Well I guess either way I am not an expert on replacing/repairing monitors I just fiddle with what I have. I did find a few links that may help you www.tomsguide.com/forum/79244-35-asus-n61jq-laptop-screen-working www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1012723/

[@lisq2232]

Thank you. Your tutorial help me to resolve my problem. Work very well on MSI motherboard.

[@Guto_aguiar75]

Thank you so much Patrick! This was may last chance to fix the same problem on my Acer aspire 3! Now it Works! God bless you! 😃👍🏻

[@Xylev29]

Oh God please help me if you are still active, I have a broken screen asus tuf a16 I tries the simple way but if keeps doing bootloop

[@Whiteboardcoder]

I am still here. I wish I could help but every laptop is unique and the techniques I used here may not work on some machines :( Best to find a local geek who can get hands on and help ya.