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AM5 system restarts normally but doesn't reboot properly, only boots successfully.

AM5 system restarts normally but doesn't reboot properly, only boots successfully.

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Chester007
Senior Member
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10-24-2022, 06:45 AM
#1
I'm experiencing a strange problem with my ASUS B650 Creator. The boot status LED stays on yellow, showing RAM initialization but nothing happens. I can still power off and restart without issues, change RAM settings, use memory retrain for slow booting, or fast boot without problems. As long as I don't trigger a restart in Windows or BIOS, everything works fine. But today I can't reboot at all, even though I haven't made any changes.
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Chester007
10-24-2022, 06:45 AM #1

I'm experiencing a strange problem with my ASUS B650 Creator. The boot status LED stays on yellow, showing RAM initialization but nothing happens. I can still power off and restart without issues, change RAM settings, use memory retrain for slow booting, or fast boot without problems. As long as I don't trigger a restart in Windows or BIOS, everything works fine. But today I can't reboot at all, even though I haven't made any changes.

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_imGosu
Member
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10-24-2022, 07:27 AM
#2
Hello there, Based on what you mentioned, the first step would be to enter the BIOS and then navigate to the bottom of the first page, clicking the default button that restores everything back to its original setting. This should help remove any issues with the BIOS. Next, I would try a similar process for Windows, though I’m not sure of the exact method. It might involve a reset or a similar action. I hope someone in the forums can provide a clearer solution to your problem. Take care and good luck.
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_imGosu
10-24-2022, 07:27 AM #2

Hello there, Based on what you mentioned, the first step would be to enter the BIOS and then navigate to the bottom of the first page, clicking the default button that restores everything back to its original setting. This should help remove any issues with the BIOS. Next, I would try a similar process for Windows, though I’m not sure of the exact method. It might involve a reset or a similar action. I hope someone in the forums can provide a clearer solution to your problem. Take care and good luck.