I wanted to try the full Intel Arc B580 in the dock, but I believe that the embedded video is conflicting. I figured that I need to disable the embedded video in the BIOS, but I can’t seem to access it by hitting the ‘Delete’ key at boot up.
Am I on the right track?
Currently, the onboard video works fine, but in Windows device manager, the external is only recognized as a “Generic” device.
Thanks in advance 👍
Torgo Hi,please repeatedly press delete key as soon as you turn on the PC, then you could go to BIOS.
About the second question,please refer to the tutorial:https://mega.nz/file/CuAXVChb#koGS4Tn5MlxnOpqHVpxGs8ghIKSqmY9ET0EfwiVCjFs
support16 thanks for the reply. Something that just came to mind as I unsuccessfully tried again.
I don’t have a video cable plugged into the embedded output, so I’m wondering if when you try to access the BIOS, does it not display on an external card, and instead reverts to the embedded output?
That may be the reason that I keep seeing a blank screen (I currently have an older NVIDIA card installed so I can set things up)
Torgo Hi,please connect the HDMI or DP port and use the integrated graphics card to enter the BIOS.
