Try plugging your monitor in a motherboard port instead of the GPU ports.
Note this only works if your CPU has on-board graphics like most Intel chips (non KF variant) or AMD's G series processors.
Or the Mobo has on-board graphics... is that still a thing?
No, integrated grapics now means in the CPU
try the pulling CMOS battery thing (you also need to disconnect power btw), if it doesn't work there should be a CMOS RESET jumper on your motherboard, try shorting that.
Thanks, that helped. I also used the chance to finally clean up the inside of my pc a bit
If you disabled the GPU in the UEFI you'll have to re-enable it in the UEFI.
Pretty sure bro's monitor is plugged into his gpu, cpu/mobo may or may not do video
Don’t you have to start up the pc in bios mode like holding f2 f8 or f10 and change it from there? I’d reinstall the bios from the manufacturers website to default
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