BIOS freezes on load, but computer boots fine

Hi,

For some time now, my BIOS has stopped working. When i press delete to start the BIOS when i boot, it shows a static white line (no blinking). See this image: Imgur

However, if I do not try to get to the BIOS, the computer will boot and work fine, and has worked for over a year without problems.

I still feels it is a problem, and as I want to upgrade my Hard drive and OS soon, I'd like to fix this strange bug.

The bug first appeared after I installed two SSDs, wich worked fine at first, as i successfully configured the SSD, but while reinstalling windows it bugged at some point.

Things I tried:
Unplugging all HDD -> same problem
upgrading BIOS -> Cant since the update I got from MSI requires to go into the BIOS to update

System information:
MSI Dominator laptop
Driver page: Notebook - The best gaming notebook provider 64

Possible solutions:
Repair BIOS in some way? the functionality seems fine, I think only the displaying part has a problem.
Upgrading BIOS whithout actually going into the BIOS?

Thank you for your time, and if I didn't provide enough info please say so i'll try to fix it.

Repair BIOS in some way? the functionality seems fine, I think only the displaying part has a problem.
Upgrading BIOS whithout actually going into the BIOS?

Shut down and pull the power cord out of the Notebook/Laptop then remove the battery and wait a few minutes before trying again.
Remove the SSD and try to boot into the BIOS, see what happens. Worst thing would be a notice of no boot device.
Flashing the BIOS with the same or newer file will depend upon how it is done for your computer, whether it needs the software on a floppy disk, a CD, a USB Thumb/Flash drive or can be done from within Windows.

One way to reset the BIOS on a Desktop is to pull all the power, wait a minute then remove the CMOS battery, about the size of a quarter, put it all back and try again. A similar procedure can be used with a Notebook but much more difficult to get at it and requires some experience and patience.

Alright, I unplugged and removed the battery for 30 mins, but that did not fix it. I cant upgrade the BIOS since I need to access the BIOS to do the update (according to MSI instructions)

Its a fairly big laptop, ill try to locate the CMOS battery.

Thank you for your time.

I always hold the power to drain any residual power from the capacitors after unplugging and removing the battery. Dont know if it helps, but cant hurt.

I found and unplugged the CMOS, wich did reset the BIOS settings, but did not fix the problem I had. I know it reseted the BIOS because the raid config wasnt working anymore.

I found somewhere that it may be a bug with the GPU/screen, but I tried to plug an external monitor, but nothing will show on the external monitor, even if I unplug the Laptop monitor... So it may be the problem, but I dont know how to fix it or to check if its the problem.

Thank you for your suggestions!