PC wont boot unless i manually turn off electricity from the PC (Turning the wall socket off for a minute) after that it works, now i'm left here scratching my head because i just replaced my PSU in hopes that it will fix the issue but that didn't help at all. Besides that i also tried the online fixes like checking your MOBO for any bulged capacitors.
The second best guess would be that my motherboard settings is doing this since i left everything on default in the bios, and I haven't overclocked anything and this is a pain in the ass to do every day.
My setup
GPU: Nvidia Gtx 960
CPU: Intel I5-4590 @3.30GHz
MOBO: Z97-P
PSU: EVGA 650 GQ GOLD
RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro 16GB DDR3 (2x8)
Storage: 256GB SanDisk x110
Storage 2: WD Black 2TB
OS: Windows 10 Home x64
UPDATE: Another thing i just discovered is that sometimes the restarts are successful but this is very rare. This makes the issue even stranger...
The main issue I'm having is that after using it you turn the machine off and when you power it back on it doesn't boot into windows. Restarts act the same way, and the only way to boot in to windows is by isolating the PC from the power source for about a minute.
Thanks in advance.
The second best guess would be that my motherboard settings is doing this since i left everything on default in the bios, and I haven't overclocked anything and this is a pain in the ass to do every day.
My setup
GPU: Nvidia Gtx 960
CPU: Intel I5-4590 @3.30GHz
MOBO: Z97-P
PSU: EVGA 650 GQ GOLD
RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro 16GB DDR3 (2x8)
Storage: 256GB SanDisk x110
Storage 2: WD Black 2TB
OS: Windows 10 Home x64
UPDATE: Another thing i just discovered is that sometimes the restarts are successful but this is very rare. This makes the issue even stranger...
The main issue I'm having is that after using it you turn the machine off and when you power it back on it doesn't boot into windows. Restarts act the same way, and the only way to boot in to windows is by isolating the PC from the power source for about a minute.
Thanks in advance.