Help please!!!

[jhonusmarty]

hi pc z68ma d2h b3 radeon hd6670 i5 2500k stony windows 7 64 bit.

problem is computer will not start on button and load until after it asleep once asleep push button life is restored all i do now is change sleep time if i need to restart pc.

if you can solve it plz. keep it very very simple

 

[arges86]

If it doesn't start when you press the button, how do you get it to start up?
no offense, but the reason no one has responded is because your post doesn't make allot of sense

 

[Herr_Koos]

I don't understand either...

 

[nikorr]

The title of this topic has been edited by Nikorr

 

[nikorr]

hi pc z68ma d2h b3 radeon hd6670 i5 2500k stony windows 7 64 bit.

problem is computer will not start on button and load until after it asleep once asleep push button life is restored all i do now is change sleep time if i need to restart pc.

if you can solve it plz. keep it very very simple

Try to make more sense, jhonusmarty.

Right now, nobody understand what u need!

 

[Pyree]

@everybody

I think jhonusmarty is trying to say that when turning on the computer, it took a long time to completely load Window. But wake up from sleep is fast. Therefore, instead of completely shut down, jhonusmarty now only use sleep and ask if there a solution to the slow start up problem.

@jhonusmarty

Run some benchmark on your HDD.

http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalDiskMark/index-e.html

 

[jhonusmarty]

hi pc z68ma d2h b3 radeon hd6670 i5 2500k stony windows 7 64 bit.

problem is computer will not start on button and load until after it asleep once asleep push button life is restored all i do now is change sleep time if i need to restart pc.

if you can solve it plz. keep it very very simple

from off if i push stat button windows square comes on the desktop background is on then nothing for an hour then shuts down because in went to sleep . now if i awaken it push start button it comes to life in seconds i did warn you all an idiot is asking questions herr koos it not finish booting it just sleeps i cant let in try booting for hours.

would i be easier to just reinstal and if so which is best way to wipe hard drive so no error come with it plz dont say command line stuff ive no idea how.
thank you for your time i do much feel gratful for any advice

 

[Herr_Koos]

Still not sure I understand. Let me try and clarify:

1) System is off (not in sleep mode). You switch it on.
2) System starts booting
3) Then what happens? Does it finish booting?

3) is the part that doesn't make sense to me.

 

[jhonusmarty]

@everybody

I think jhonusmarty is trying to say that when turning on the computer, it took a long time to completely load Window. But wake up from sleep is fast. Therefore, instead of completely shut down, jhonusmarty now only use sleep and ask if there a solution to the slow start up problem.

@jhonusmarty

Run some benchmark on your HDD.

http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalDiskMark/index-e.html

ran crystaldiskmark 131.1 130.5
35.3 51.5
.37 .96
.60 .95

 

[slhpss]

Still not sure I understand. Let me try and clarify:

1) System is off (not in sleep mode). You switch it on.
2) System starts booting
3) Then what happens? Does it finish booting?

3) is the part that doesn't make sense to me.

This is what I get... he presses power... it starts to boot... he sees windows splash screen but it never comes to a login screen or desktop... eventually the computer goes to sleep (apparently without booting completely) then when awakened from sleep voila there is the windows desktop/login screen and he's able to access the system with no problem from there... I have no ideas btw... I would just reinstall windows... and it's not hard jhonusmarty just put the windows install dvd reboot to the disc and follow the on screen instructions.

 

[arges86]

I would try doing a system repair.
To do this you need to boot from the windows 7 disk. Either the upgrade, retail, ect. they all work. After you select your language click repair. Follow the link below

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/681-startup-repair.html

 

[DelroyMonjo]

In the UEFI (BIOS) in the Boot Screen setting there is a 'setup prompt timeout' box. Check to see that it is set to the number of seconds delay you want between BIOS screen and Windows start up.

 

[jhonusmarty]

thank you all sorry not to be so exact with problem but ill try the reinstall route just to be sure and again thank you all for your time and brain power

 

[Pyree]

No, not being exact with the problem is not why we don't understand. It is the lack of punctuation and structure on you writing. It will really help if you can use them in your future post, thank you.

 

[jhonusmarty]

sorry pyree i was trying to keep it short and brief not being to sound of an idiot in future will try to explain thank you all again

 

[nikorr]

Hey jhonusmarty, there is nothing wrong with asking!


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