F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop This new computer frequently stops during the Windows boot screen.

This new computer frequently stops during the Windows boot screen.

This new computer frequently stops during the Windows boot screen.

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audi497mks
Senior Member
601
10-02-2021, 12:18 PM
#1
Hey! A few months back I set up a brand new PC and have been facing the same problem consistently. Once I switch between Windows 10 and 11, it keeps happening. After powering it off and on again during the boot logo spin, the fans stop completely and then restart after about ten seconds. If I press the power button and try to shut it down a few times, sometimes I get stuck in auto-repair mode, which can be confusing since I’m not sure what that option does. Occasionally, clicking “Continue to Windows” works and I land on Windows 11. Other times I have to go through safe mode and then restart manually. It usually takes me several attempts—sometimes 4 to 10—to get everything back up. Once it boots into Windows, everything seems fine. I’ve tried a clean install of both OSes, formatted the SSDs, removed the GPU, used different RAM sticks, checked the CMOS battery, and even swapped out the SSDs in various slots. The BIOS settings are default, and I’ve unplugged and plugged everything back in. I took the machine to a couple of repair shops, but they couldn’t identify the issue. I’ve already contacted the store where I bought all the components, but I’m not sure if sending them back for warranty is the right move since I don’t know exactly what’s wrong. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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audi497mks
10-02-2021, 12:18 PM #1

Hey! A few months back I set up a brand new PC and have been facing the same problem consistently. Once I switch between Windows 10 and 11, it keeps happening. After powering it off and on again during the boot logo spin, the fans stop completely and then restart after about ten seconds. If I press the power button and try to shut it down a few times, sometimes I get stuck in auto-repair mode, which can be confusing since I’m not sure what that option does. Occasionally, clicking “Continue to Windows” works and I land on Windows 11. Other times I have to go through safe mode and then restart manually. It usually takes me several attempts—sometimes 4 to 10—to get everything back up. Once it boots into Windows, everything seems fine. I’ve tried a clean install of both OSes, formatted the SSDs, removed the GPU, used different RAM sticks, checked the CMOS battery, and even swapped out the SSDs in various slots. The BIOS settings are default, and I’ve unplugged and plugged everything back in. I took the machine to a couple of repair shops, but they couldn’t identify the issue. I’ve already contacted the store where I bought all the components, but I’m not sure if sending them back for warranty is the right move since I don’t know exactly what’s wrong. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

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Diana02_PT
Junior Member
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10-13-2021, 04:28 PM
#2
Additionally, no motherboard warning indicators appear when the display goes dark.
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Diana02_PT
10-13-2021, 04:28 PM #2

Additionally, no motherboard warning indicators appear when the display goes dark.