Cool GTX
First I'll say, Yes that would be a nice feature to have - Boot to BIOS - not necessary but a convenience
 
However all anyone can do is post a request like you have done or make a suggestion https://www.evga.com/support/suggestions.asp
 
In this specific case, kram36
What MB, BIOS version and keyboard combo causes you to need to change your keyboard to get into BIOS ? 
What keyboard does the trick ?

Actually it is necessary for me with my keyboard. I have two issues, 1 the keyboard needing to be swapped, 2 my TV goes to a blank screen on reboots until it loads Windows, so I have have to peck and hope I hit the delete key at the right time on a blank screen and then switch the TV HDMI port to a different device with the TV remote, then switch back to the pc HDMI port and then the bios screen will be displayed.
 
The keyboard I use for my TV is the Logitech K400.
 

 
The delete key is part of the F keys and no matter what I do while booting, no motherboard picks up that I'm hitting the delete key. I can peck the delete key only or hold the FN key and peck the delete key and it does not register with the motherboard.
 
With the boot to bios from desktop software, there is no pecking the delete key at the right time on a blank screen to get into the bios. Just use the software and boom, you're rebooted into the bios.

rjohnson11
I don't think EVGA will introduce a Windows based software tool anytime soon. So the only solution is maybe another wireless keyboard that has the keys you need.

Your solution is not satisfying to my needs nor does it address the issue of EVGA not meeting the needs of the end user. If we don't ask for it, we won't get it, just like when EVGA's X79 motherboards did not allow booting to a NVMe drive in a pci-e slot. We brought the issue to EVGA's attention and they fixed it, even though most manufacturers were already doing this. EVGA is behind the ball curve on features to the end user again.
 
Let's fix this EVGA.

Cool GTX
I always use a wired keyboard for BIOS, as many / (most?) wireless keyboard Fail to function outside of the OS
 
Would a second cable to a separate monitor be a good workaround ? (not ideal but may be less "painful to use") when using a TV as a monitor be useful
 
One of my systems is a HDMI fed monitor, it also shows a blank screen during Boot until the OS WIN 7 is started

My Logitech K750 wireless keyboard works to get into the bios just fine, it's what I use. Also once I get into the bios I can use the track pad on my Logitech K400 just fine in the bios. It's something during the initial boot and the delete key being on the F keys.
 
No more of the switching keyboards should be needed if EVGA would offer the software like other major manufacturers do. No excuses, no second keyboard or monitor crud. This is my living room, I don't want extra keyboards and monitors laying around in here nor do I want to have to drag them out to get into the bios because EVGA is not supporting the end user like other manufacturers do.
 
C'mon ASRock & Gigabyte offers this with cheap $70 and lower to their top of the line motherboards.

Found this - slightly different approach - With a Press & Hold the Function Key

Boot to BIOS from Win 10
drivereasy.com/knowledge/how-to-enter-bios-on-windows-10-windows-7/


(excerpt)---------------------------
On Windows 10

On Windows 8 and Windows 10, the fast startup feature is adopted, therefore, you cannot press the function key to enter BIOS configuration when booting the system. Here is how you can do it. 

1) Press and hold Shift, then turn off the system.

2) Press and hold the function key on your computer that allows you to go into BIOS settings, F1, F2, F3, Esc, or Delete (please consult your PC manufacturer or go through your user manual). Then click the power button. 

Note: DO NOT release the function key until you see the BIOS screen display. 

3) You will find the BIOS configuration.
 
------------------ ( end excerpt) ---------------
 
Note: If it will not work, try it with "Fast Boot" or "Ultra Fast Boot" - turned Off  (In both modes, fewer devices are initialized)

kram36
 
This thread is not a request for workarounds due to EVGA not supporting the end user. This thread is a request for EVGA to offer the end user proper support that other manufactures offer their end users.

I know. You should still fix your system that way you can use the option when you need it.

Sajin

kram36
 
This thread is not a request for workarounds due to EVGA not supporting the end user. This thread is a request for EVGA to offer the end user proper support that other manufactures offer their end users.

I know. You should still fix your system that way you can use the option when you need it.

My system is fine, no fixing needed. What we need is for EVGA to offer the software to boot to the bios from the desktop and support their customers properly.

Sajin

kram36

Sajin

kram36
 
This thread is not a request for workarounds due to EVGA not supporting the end user. This thread is a request for EVGA to offer the end user proper support that other manufactures offer their end users.

I know. You should still fix your system that way you can use the option when you need it.

My system is fine, no fixing needed. What we need is for EVGA to offer the software to boot to the bios from the desktop and support their customers properly.

Won't matter if evga's program requires the user to have windows installed in uefi mode. You'll still need to fix your system before you'll be able to use it. 

EVGA should not have to make the software that way. My ASRock system does not have the Windows 10 Troubleshooting UEFI Settings option and their software boots to the bios from the desktop.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/mbr-to-gpt (This should help you fix your system) 

So you don't want to fix your system so you can use the built in windows option. Ok. Got it.

kram36

Sajin
So you don't want to fix your system so you can use the built in windows option. Ok. Got it.

My system is fine, no fixing needed. What we need is for EVGA to offer the software to boot to the bios from the desktop and support their customers properly.

 
BTW, could you provide us a link to any of these software tools that allow you to boot from an active Windows session to a UEFI BIOS?

Cool GTX
OK, you want official EVGA software - I got it. 
 
I found this in my search to help and am sharing this with the Forums members. Very nice step by step with pictures
 
Next best thing make your own shortcut
 
 Windows 10: Create Shortcut to Boot to UEFI Firmware Settings in Windows 10
(excerpt)
"This tutorial will show a third not well known but extremely practical way to restart directly to UEFI settings using a shortcut. Notice that the shortcut will not work on BIOS based machines, UEFI machines where entering firmware settings is disabled like in for instance on some rental computers, Hyper-V virtual machines and so on."
 
 
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To use the command or Test, before making the shortcut
Boot to UEFI Firmware Settings from Command Prompt
(About half way down the page - see option Two)
 
(excerpt from link directly above)
This only applies if your PC's motherboard has a UEFI firmware chip instead of a BIOS chipset.

This only applies if Windows 10 was installed using UEFI, and not legacy BIOS (CSM).

See: How to Check if Windows 10 is using UEFI or Legacy BIOS

This did work on my Z270 Classified K motherboard since I installed Windows 10 with the Bios mode in UEFI.
 
I have created a nice thread on this for creating your own Restart To UEFI from the desktop and also provided a file to download that will do this for you.
 
https://forums.evga.com/How-To-EVGA-Restart-To-UEFI-From-Desktop-m2830368.aspx