Windows 10: I cant acces the bios of my gigabyte A620M S2Hanymore.

I cant acces the bios of my gigabyte A620M S2H anymore. When i resart my pc and i dont touch any keys everything works as normal but when i hit the delete key, it freezes on the gigabyte startup screen where it tells me what key to press to enter the bios.

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bios

Hi all i am new in this forum, i need meanings step by step of each item listed in the bios Phoenix-Award

 

Gigabyte board BIOS upgrade - need instructions

@DrCarl, no need to do a step upgrade (upgrade from successive versions). Just get the latest version and update with that. It will have the fixes from the previous updates so no need for 1,2,3.

After the update, you'll want to go into the BIOS and hit "Load Optimized defaults" as this will insure your BIOS is configured for the hardware installed. In fact the owner's manual suggests doing so anytime a BIOS update or CMOS battery replacement is done.

If you have any custom BIOS settings you'll need to reconfigure them after the update as they aren't saved with the new update. Also why you need to at do the "Load Optimized defaults" thing.

Please see section 4.2 (page 72) of your owner's manual. Please make sure you follow the onscreen instructions and DO NOT TURN OFF THE PC while the update is progressing unless told to do so!!!

And yes, use the Q-Flash method. it's the one I've been using since getting my first of 5 Gigabyte boards. In fact I have the GA-X58A-UD5. My latest boards are listed in my system specs.

 

Gigabyte mobo BIOS problem

Gigabyte Z690 UD DDR4 mobo purchased with CPU. As of Friday morning, I can boot into Windows 10 Pro ONLY if the boot drive is ALONE. When I connect my data HD spinning disk (Toshiba 3Tb) and the BIOS starts, data is listed as #1 in the boot sequence with the name UEFI OS (P2:TOSHIBA DT01ACA300). #2 is Windows Boot Manager (CT500P2SSD8). Names assigned by the mobo. Change the order to put boot first, Save & exit. When the BIOS restarts, data is first! That said, a couple of times while I was trying to make this work, it didn’t revert and booted (the video card was out). This mobo with the F1 Bios ONLY supports PCIe style M2 drives. Tech support recommended BIOS upgrade which I did but the software they provided did not let me make a copy of F1 first – bad decision. Their BIOS webpage does not have F1. My M.2 boot drive is MVMe in a PCIe converter case and PCIe slot. Gigabyte provides tech support entirely at their convenience, they only work M-Th. Does anybody have any suggestions or, maybe, a copy of F1?