Hi everyone, I have a small problem with my pc. This problem appeared during the summer and I still have not fixed it. Whenever I boot up my pc for the first time that day, it will always fail. It will try to load windows and then crash and reboot again. Eventually after 10 crashes it will finally load windows and I can use my pc. Now if I turn off my pc for a couple of minutes and turn it back up again it boots up like normal, no crashing, nothing. If i leave it off for a longer time and then boot the pc back up, it will start crashing again. Anyone know what could be the problem? I've tried switching out my HDD and ram, even tried booting it up with a different GPU, but it didn't change anything.
PC keeps crashing while booting up
- Thread starter Mttadas
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Without any hardware details it will be difficult to find a specific item whcih may fail.
I had recently bad boots where the computer was constantly restarting without before showing the windows load screen . I have a Gigabyte GA87 motherboard which i used the CLR CMOS 2pins ( you touch them together with a screw driver for exemple ) and iit wa to boot normaly .
I also found that it happened the next day as my USB connectors in front of my case were being used ( I was charging headphones ) . By disconnecting these, my PC started smoothly ...
I had recently bad boots where the computer was constantly restarting without before showing the windows load screen . I have a Gigabyte GA87 motherboard which i used the CLR CMOS 2pins ( you touch them together with a screw driver for exemple ) and iit wa to boot normaly .
I also found that it happened the next day as my USB connectors in front of my case were being used ( I was charging headphones ) . By disconnecting these, my PC started smoothly ...
You really shoul reset your BIOS. I had the exact same problem due to my BIOS.
Pop-up the BIOS battery and see if it resolves your problem.
Also clean your ram sticks: take a white pencil rubber and clean the contacs than make sure there arent any rubber thingies left on the contacts, take some alcohool and pass on the contacts to take any greese. Boot up your machine and see if it still happens
Pop-up the BIOS battery and see if it resolves your problem.
Also clean your ram sticks: take a white pencil rubber and clean the contacs than make sure there arent any rubber thingies left on the contacts, take some alcohool and pass on the contacts to take any greese. Boot up your machine and see if it still happens
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