My HP AIO 32-a1035 died and when I rebooted, it only came up into the OSD for a minute then shut down. I replaced the motherboard battery already
3UR17AA <<<??? 2 years old?
so the screen is 100% dead, after OSD?
the bios hot key is dead.? forget windows, what about BIOS pages.
this AIO has and option of GPU card, does hit have that?
I guess you mean OSD name for bios?
OSD is only inside monitors.external.
or OSD means the HP splash screen
F2 diagnostics work? and pass per the HP manual?
page 41
removing that coin cell first. was a bad idea, now all bios setting are lost, and now must be replaced, bit by bit.
power on the PC and hammer esc. key
this is the bios hot key, and then see the other keys prompted
F2 is diagnotics
the manual is crazy hard to understand, (even show things that do not exits)
https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-envy-all-in-one-pc-32-a1000i/32482438/model/35865675/manuals
HP offers no service manual here. sad that.
better Esc + F2 diag, in order.
https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-envy-all-in-one-pc-32-a1000i/32482438/model/35865675/document/ish_3974055-5915181-16
this fake desktop AIO, has huge 280 watt power brick pack/.
that must be only used for this PC and not mixed up with others.
and connections checked to it, carefully
but the ESC key i first, if this makes BIOS work then we work from there as did kill all BIOS settings at coin pull.
and the 2 year old coin was good.
good cluck fixing any AIO PC.
this the ESC menu. HP classic.
f2 is first. diag
then if diag passes
next is F10
we then , in the F10 main bios pages do this.
do the bios reset. to factory defaults.
then set time and date
and any instances of PXE to off (disabled)
last the boot order pages, set to windows manager, first this new name means boot drive, (UEFI)
save
exit and cold boot the pc POWER BUTTON HELD FOR 10 Seconds and released.
FIY, the F11 key is the windows 10 reload image, feature. (avoid this on a 2 year old PC, windows is ok but bios settings are lost.
monitor, osd lockout 
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This has most likely annoyed many of you at some point. You turn on your monitor one day and see a jeering message telling you something about an "OSD Lockout". It doesn't allow you to change any of your monitors settings, including the setting intended to turn off this message. While I've only seen this error on HP monitors I know that others have encountered it on other brands as well. The fixes I provide should work on those monitors too. (Note: OSD stands for On Screen Display.)
Fix One:
Plug in the monitor and power it up. Hold down the Power button until you get a message saying "OSD Unlocked". If the problem persists after OSD is unlocked then unplug the monitor from the wall, wait 20 seconds and try again.
Fix Two:
Turn on the monitor and hold down the Menu button for 10-20 seconds. This should unlock the OSD.
Fix Three:
Turn off the monitor, press down the Menu button and then turn on the monitor. Wait 10-20 seconds. This should unlock the OSD.
Fix Four:
The Menu button may be stuck in a pressed in position. To get it "unstuck" you'll usually need to open up the monitor. This could be tricky unless you know what you're doing. Unfortunately there are too many models of monitor for me to provide detailed instructions. If you have warranty this is where you want to contact the manufacturer.
If you know of any other fixes feel free to contact me. Good luck!
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