Changed VIDEO setting in BIOS now no video

[micronuta]

I just took delivery of the new unit with the 4GB flash hdd onboard, and was going through the bios and changed the video setting DVI to Onboard something (cant remember exactly what it was) and now after a reboot I have nothing coming from the unit. It still seems to be booting as I can hear it booting from a USB CDROM.
I can not get back into bios to change it back because there is no video output. Am currently connecting via HDMI direct to a Monitor. Anyone know how to reset unit back to factory defaults?

[irads]

The option to set BIOS for LVDS is there to support industrial applications.

To restore display to DVI follow this sequence
- Press repeatedly F2 on power up
- Wait 10 secs after power up
- Press right arrow twice
- Press down arrow twice
- Press Enter twice
- Press down
- Press Enter
- Press F10
- Press Enter

If fit-PC2 does not wake up with display - repeat the process (there are 3 display modes)

We will eliminate this option with future BIOS releases.

[pawel]

Hello.

I have the same problem. I've already tried to blindly change the settings but without success. When I run the system starts the new settings but change the settings for display does not display is still dark. But Windows is loaded. HDMI plug can I exclude.
Can I make a bios update without seen display?
Or someone has another Suggestion?

apologizes my bad english

LG.

[gabrielh]

Hello

Can you get into the BIOS?

[pawel]

Hello.

Yes I can. I've already tried to change the settings blindly. But without success.
As described above, I followed the instructions and bios was restarted after each adjustment.

[gabrielh]

I am a little bit confused

When you can get in to the BIOS, can you see it on the screen?

[pawel]

No I can not.

I've accidentally changed bios and now I can no longer see the screen. Bios and windows will boot.

[gabrielh]

Do you have FitPC2 or FitPC2i?

[pawel]

fitpc2

[gabrielh]

I can pm you how to hard reset the system, but this steps will be provided on your own risk without any warranty. In addition, this step involve case opening, so you will lose your warranty. Please try before this to use a different monitor