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Alie N

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Hello

I recently assembled a new PC and have noticed a problem. Every time I restart the system the PC does not boot and goes to a black screen.

I did some search and found out it probably has something to do with Graphic drivers and display. I also read disabling Intel HD Graphic can resolve the problem. I did try disabling it and it did not help.

I was wondering if you guys can help me with this.
 
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Weird noob response here, but...

You have any kind of USB device in a port, or a disk in a dvd drive, or something?

My old laptop, when I had a disk in, any kind of disk, would often not boot properly if I had one in, even when I did not have boot priority set to dvd drive. Same with USB storage devices at times.

I've overlooked some of the most silly things, when the problem was right in front of my eyes. :)

And it's really just something that happens whenever it feel like happening. It might be something to try. :p
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Alie N

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BIOS is already updated. It's a newly assembled PC. It wasn't like this at first, everything was working perfectly fine. In fact I don't even know when has this problem even started. But I think it happened after I tweaked BIOS settings a bit to update my BIOS. Which was pointless because I didn't need to update the BIOS cause it was already up to date.
 
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Weird noob response here, but...

You have any kind of USB device in a port, or a disk in a dvd drive, or something?

My old laptop, when I had a disk in, any kind of disk, would often not boot properly if I had one in, even when I did not have boot priority set to dvd drive. Same with USB storage devices at times.

I've overlooked some of the most silly things, when the problem was right in front of my eyes. :)

And it's really just something that happens whenever it feel like happening. It might be something to try. :p
 
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