Can't get into UEFI [solved] So I've been all over the internet looking for answers, but nothing seems to work. I'm running Windows 10 on an Asus p67 Sabertooth. I go to Recovery/ Advanced Startup and hit reset, but it just boots into Windows. Same thing if I hold shift while selecting reset from the Start Menu. I tried the Asus boot setting software, but it says 'update this motherboard's BIOS to the latest version'. I disabled fast boot, but still, I only get a black screen from power on into Windows. The only thing I can thing of is that this old motherboard just doesn't play well with Windows 10, but why would it have issues before Windows even loads? When I get a chance later today, I will try booting with my HDD unplugged. I am concerned though because I'm running RAID and don't want to mess anything up.
So, when powering up, if I spam the DEL key, Windows won't load. The computer just stays on a black screen. Could I be in the EUFI and not have picture? This mobo doesn't have integrated graphics, so I'm not sure how to troubleshoot this...
Sounds like it might be outputting a video signal that isn't compatible with your screen, is there any way you can try a different screen? Failing that, maybe try updating the BIOS through the Asus software in Windows, there might be a fix in the newest version.
I got it fixed. Luckily I still had my old video card lying around so I put the 680 back in and the picture was good! Flashed the newest uefi, and put the Titan back in and it still works. I guess it was motherboard and gpu compatibility issues, and not Windows 10 at all. Only downside besides time spent, was that I had to relearn how to overclock my 2500K. Hopefully I'll get a few more years out of this rig. As an aside, I've never had one rig for so long. It's been years since I've even needed a fresh OS installation, and I'm a serious gamer. Just now feeling the need for a new GPU. I have the Titan on loan at the moment, but if my 680 had more than 2 gigs of ram, I think it would still be good. Wonderful time to be alive. These kids don't know how lucky they have it!
