looks fine v. look good v. look nice v. look well

[jutfrank]

I am confusing characteristic words for weather conditions but somehow rain, snow or a very low temperature might imply problems. Do weather or weather conditions make any collocations with problem.

In fine weather, fine is being used in a quite different way, to mean sunny/dry/mild.

I don't think you can really make a good connection with the use of 'without problems'.

 

[hhtt21]

No. It means 'I couldn't identify any problems with the BIOS'.

Generally, fine often means 'without problems'.

Is this answer would be idiomtic: "Bios looks fine. I couldn't identify any problems with the BIOS."

It's like a repetitive but this is a common situation in English.