Hardware PC not showing anything until Windows itself boots up

[Halbour]

So, whenever I turn on my Desktop, I see nothing on the screen, until the "welcome" screen of Windows 11. While it might not be a serious problem right now, in the future- when I might need to change something in the BIOS or check my drive integrity, I wouldn't be able to do that. That's a strange problem, which I had never heard of. A solution would be greatly appreciated!

 

[RandomUser]

Well... I have a 2060. As my signature says. and the hell is an iGPU...?

Post automatically merged: Apr 17, 2023

The screen's BLANK until Windows.

Okay, I'm wrong, but it was a guess. Even so, you didn't say "spec is in the sig" or something like that, like most members would say. This would have indicated that the sig is up to date. Although in a hindsight the processor should have been a indicator that the sig is up to date, as the processor is only 2 years old. I will take the hit, since your issue was near similar to mine and I responded hastily with a possible solution since the said solution fixed it for me. So... Sorry about that.
Perhaps you may have you figured out what an iGPU is? Just in case, It is an Integrated GPU.
Hopefully you will get your issue resolved.

Did you reformat recently?

I would have thought the BGRT is stored in the firmware, which I thought that it would survive a drive formatting.
I learned something new today.

 

[Halbour]

Okay, I'm wrong, but it was a guess. Even so, you didn't say "spec is in the sig" or something like that, like most members would say. This would have indicated that the sig is up to date. Although in a hindsight the processor should have been a indicator that the sig is up to date, as the processor is only 2 years old. I will take the hit, since your issue was near similar to mine and I responded hastily with a possible solution since the said solution fixed it for me. So... Sorry about that.
Perhaps you may have you figured out what an iGPU is? Just in case, It is an Integrated GPU. Sometimes known as onboard GPU.
Hopefully you will get your issue resolved.

I would have thought the BGRT is stored in the firmware, which I thought that it would survive a drive formatting.
I learned something new today.

Thank you so much for your concern! not that I blame you or anything... ill try to sort things up somehow lol