Locked out of BIOS?

I have an MSI GS60 Ghost Pro 3k laptop. I have an SSD(128 gb) and HDD(1 TB) where the OS (windows 10) is on the SSD. I went to partition the HDD so I could install Ubuntu on that and left 100gb of space unallocated because I was going to use that for the Ubuntu install. After I restarted my laptop to go install Ubuntu on my flash drive the MSI logo would pop up as usual but then I would end up going to a blank screen with a single non-flashing dash and the computer would just hang here. After restarting it a couple times I managed to get it to boot on the flash drive to bring me into the Ubuntu install but the install wouldn't work because it was giving me an i/o error. I used my other computer to get a Windows 10 iso where I used that to go into a command prompt to use the check disk utility and it said both of my drives now had 0 bytes left on it. I didn't understand this at all and my only option from here was to wipe both drives. I finally got a fresh install of windows 10 working again and I can boot back into Windows but now every time I try to get back into my BIOS the same error as before happens where its just a screen with a white non-flashing dash that hangs. Aside from this I can boot into Windows every time but my BIOS is inaccessible. Could this error have to do with my drives showing up as having 0 bytes left after I partitioned my HDD and left 100gb of space unallocated?