Hi everyone. I have a custom built PC here and I am having a very weird problem.
Specs:
asus p5q se plus mother board
core2duo E8200
HD radeon 3850
I have verified that the RAM is working and is not the problem
The problem is a weird one. When I boot the PC, it posts, enters windows, and sits at the desktop, but there is no video. No video of the motherboard's boot screen or of windows. How do I know it enters windows then? Well here is the weird thing I've never heard of. If i repeatedly hit delete when I start up the PC, it will enter the bios and video of the bios will pop up on the screen. I can then exit and discard changes, and the video will remain on and it will enter windows normally and will stay on until the PC is shutdown or restarted.
I have no idea what is causing video to only show up if I go into the bios first and then go into windows. It is extremely annoying to have to do this everytime I want to restart or turn on my PC. Any ideas?
I have updated all drivers, I have updated the bios, and I am running Windows XP professional.
Thanks for your help.
Specs:
asus p5q se plus mother board
core2duo E8200
HD radeon 3850
I have verified that the RAM is working and is not the problem
The problem is a weird one. When I boot the PC, it posts, enters windows, and sits at the desktop, but there is no video. No video of the motherboard's boot screen or of windows. How do I know it enters windows then? Well here is the weird thing I've never heard of. If i repeatedly hit delete when I start up the PC, it will enter the bios and video of the bios will pop up on the screen. I can then exit and discard changes, and the video will remain on and it will enter windows normally and will stay on until the PC is shutdown or restarted.
I have no idea what is causing video to only show up if I go into the bios first and then go into windows. It is extremely annoying to have to do this everytime I want to restart or turn on my PC. Any ideas?
I have updated all drivers, I have updated the bios, and I am running Windows XP professional.
Thanks for your help.