📎 AI Summary:
The user is unable to see their BIOS or use their external monitor due to a broken laptop screen and is seeking solutions to access BIOS settings from Windows. Respondents suggest that the external display may not be automatically recognized and recommend replacing the screen, noting that BIOS editing through software is generally limited and often unavailable unless on high-end systems. Overall, the thread highlights the difficulty of modifying BIOS settings remotely when display hardware is malfunctioning.
The user is unable to see their BIOS or use their external monitor due to a broken laptop screen and is seeking solutions to access BIOS settings from Windows. Respondents suggest that the external display may not be automatically recognized and recommend replacing the screen, noting that BIOS editing through software is generally limited and often unavailable unless on high-end systems. Overall, the thread highlights the difficulty of modifying BIOS settings remotely when display hardware is malfunctioning.
Solution
Not unless it's a new laptop with a very good motherboard in it, most do not have software editing however some higher end systems do have software that can interface the BIOS, but usually it's limited to overclocking capabilities.
