Toshiba Satellite L500-1UU PSLS9E BIOS Unlock And Other Things

[Lost_N_BIOS]

That may work, sometimes, if it actually clears NVRAM too. Not all laptops do this when clearing CMOS, so BIOS settings will be retained and it wont help. If it is an actual jumper, I would remove main battery, main power cable, CMOS battery if you can, then press and hold the power-on button for 30 seconds, then put on the clear CMOS jumper and leave like that for several hours.

[coolderin]

I fixed problem with JCMOS.
https://itstillworks.com/reset-toshiba-cmos-2500.html

Don't reinsert battery for first startup only plug power cord after computer shutdown you should reinsert battery.

[coolderin]

How can I enable iGD?

[Lost_N_BIOS]

So you got it back working now? If yes, reload optimal defaults, reboot, and then flash back in BIOS I sent you. Then, don't mess with enable/disable/switch of graphic controllers, most laptops cannot do these things due to only being physically capable of muxless option (not muxed)

You can change graphics core speed, memory amount etc, just don't try to enable or disable one or the other.

iGD is enabled by default, so always enabled/On. However, primary display device is PEG

Show me an image of what all you can now see in Advanced >> IGD Config + Video Configuration. I will enable anything missing for you, but outcome will always be the same... usually

Can you see these two options in IGD Config?
IGD - Dev2 Fun1
Primary Display Selection

And this one in Video Config
Always Enable PEG

[coolderin]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/13MWa2xN...p=drivesdk

[Lost_N_BIOS]

Again, please edit the title of this thread, to include your system model name, thanks!! If you aren't sure how, edit first post, full edit, and then update title.

Thanks for the images, I checked and all settings are visible for you in those areas

[coolderin]

What should I do with these settings?

[Lost_N_BIOS]

The ones above? Leave them at default, otherwise black screen / no display

[coolderin]

I can't reach MEBx with Ctrl-P.

[Lost_N_BIOS]

Did you enable AMT in the BIOS?