Hey guys, I have a weird issue and I need help in pinpointing the problems.
So, past couple of months (right after I took apart my PC and dusted/cleaned/rewired it) whenever I do a power on from completely off, my PC will take me to the BIOS instead of a normal boot to the login. I did a new Windows 10 install (since I got a new SSD even) and still does it. The past couple times, it's actually cycled to the bios more than once, until finally I exit the bios and get it to boot okay. It'll be fine once it boots, and I usually just let it sleep rather than power down.
I've changed every setting in the boot menu of the bios, and can't seem to discover what's causing it. Set it back to default also. I have an SSD with Windows 10, and an HDD for storage, 4790k on a an ASUS Z97-a board.
Thanks for any help.
So, past couple of months (right after I took apart my PC and dusted/cleaned/rewired it) whenever I do a power on from completely off, my PC will take me to the BIOS instead of a normal boot to the login. I did a new Windows 10 install (since I got a new SSD even) and still does it. The past couple times, it's actually cycled to the bios more than once, until finally I exit the bios and get it to boot okay. It'll be fine once it boots, and I usually just let it sleep rather than power down.
I've changed every setting in the boot menu of the bios, and can't seem to discover what's causing it. Set it back to default also. I have an SSD with Windows 10, and an HDD for storage, 4790k on a an ASUS Z97-a board.
Thanks for any help.
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