How do i reset the bios without a picture

do you mean retrieve your information or delete it completely? To delete it completely just follow instructions of manufactures to reset to "factory settings" or "out of the box settings" good luck

Try to reset your computer BIOS - open your CPU, plug off the power, remove the battery in the motherboard then put it back after 20 seconds.
Plug the VGA cable to your CPU and connect it to your LCD TV. Try ro open your CPU, there should be display on BIOS bootup.
If the display goes out before windows startup, the resolution settings on your computer is not compatible with your LCD TV. If this occurs, hard reset your CPU then press F8 simultaneousely until new display appears, then select safemode. On windows safemode, adjust the resolution settings compatible with your LCD TV.

Hi,

to reset the BIOS, press F1 or F2, F10 or delete key. Enter to BIOS and choose Load Default Settings
If tha doesn't help you may need a new video card

try to reset your bios. here is posted a picture of the bios reset jumper-

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to access bios, press f1 immediately at boot, at 1 second intervals. you need to change the graphix adapter from "integrated agp" to "agp" or "pci", depending on your card. this should be under, "boot options>initial display device".

since you prolly have to do this with the integrated video hooked up (since it will be set to "internal vga" until changed) you are prolly up a creek without a paddle.

First off resetting the bios wont fix it, if you look real close at the screen can you see an image in the background? Try connecting an external monitor to the VGA port on the side and see if you get a picture. If you do the LCD screen or backlight is bad, if you dont its possible the GBA (grid ball array) post your answers back here and I will try to help ya

when you power up the computer press F8 key then if you cna see safe mode and other menu then your computer is ok only screen resolution issue for that enter in enable vga mode.
then go to control panel and then dispaly then settings then changfe screen resolution to 1024*768
then if you can't see safe mode and other menu then you have reset your bios
For that you need to reset factory defaults settings for bios.
For reset bios u have to open back side of your laptop then u find motherbord circuit there.
pull cmos cell on motherbord for 15 minute then it reset to defaults.
Also u can reset with jumper settigns read carefully on mother bord there is 1 jumper near cmos cell u read there " bios reset or clear"
It is on 1-2 position right now set it in 2-3 position then power up then all bios settings are reset.
then again set it in 1-2 its original position.

as been have ssen in picture and specs of your mainboard you have a integratd vga vard and a agp slot. so solution may be this
with old integrated vga open bios program go to disply and choose pci input first. this enable you to boot from pci slot with a new vga save setting switch of computer put on new pci vga and try.
if no option to activate pci init first , sorry you can not boot any vga from pci , but only from agp slot.

hi

you will have to reset the bios.open the system unit, locate a small battery, near the battery, there should be a small jumper. pull the jumper upwards, you will get a small square plastic cover. now turn on the pc, and your bios password is reset.

hope it helps
kind regards

Sometimes after changing BIOS settings the computer will not start or will possibly give error messages similar to yours. I have at times had to remove the power source, remove the motherboard battery, and set the motherboard back to factory default settings. You also stated that you installed a new motherboard. That could also be a potential problem. If the computer has never started with the new motherboard, the new board may be defective.

Hi

If your computer was ok before you changed parameters in Bios then it is Bios fault:
Re inter Bios and Try to reset it to default.
If you can not get into Bios anymore  the problem is serious:
You must reflash Bios or reset Cmos ,and it could be vga or may be the wifi if you have one onboard.
see if you have a hardware store nearby and let someone fix it
if you .
It seems to be a common problem on all Asus Motherboards:
bios,vga,post etc...