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How can I take a screenshot of my PC's BIOS?
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marked as duplicate by IT Snuggles, Burgi, DrMoishe Pippik, Overmind, fixer1234 Jun 9 '17 at 6:21This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question. |
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Take a camera, point it at the screen and take a picture. Unless you have some kind of very fancy KVM switch that works over network (no, the cheap home user ones don't do that). Then you can do a direct screen capture on the receiving end, I think. Requires another computer, though. Yet another option would involve a graphics card with TV out, a video capture card and another computer too. And some hope that video out works in text mode out of the box. I think you can guess where that goes. Seriously, take a camera. It's by far the easiest and quickest way of getting a screen grab of something that happens way before you control the computer. |
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You can use an IP KVM switch with 'BIOS level access' (not exactly cheap though) and access the BIOS 'remotely' from another machine and take 'proper' screenshots there.
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Some motherboards can be set up to push the boot-up and BIOS interface out the serial port. If your's can, then you could connect it to another machine with a terminal emulator running, and take a screen capture of the terminal emulator window. |
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