System won't boot after Windows installation

[byECHO]

Hi,

I recently installed Windows 10, everything worked fine but I realized If I turn off computer and turn on it again It does not boot. It stays at black screen and hdd stops working. I tried other bootloaders GRUB and rEFInd but nothing changed.If I restart system or enter bios and press f10(save & restart) everything works fine. This is not bootloader problem.

I realized at first boot my bios can't read my hdd. Normally my bios entries are like:
#1 Boot loader (P0: <hdd name>)
#2 Boot loader (P0: <hdd name>)

At first boot they are like:
#1 Boot loader (P0: ...)
#2 Boot loader (P0: ...)

I checked sata configuration in bios. It is set to use ahci(no other options) and same situation applies to it too. At first boot It can only detect it is an hdd but no name or any other information.
EasyFlash does not work either if I don't restart.
My laptop is ASUS x555ln.

 

[GhislainG]

Does it run properly when using the version of Windows that came with the laptop? You should have the same issue if the HDD is not recognized at POST.

 

[byECHO]

Does it run properly when using the version of Windows that came with the laptop? You should have the same issue if the HDD is not recognized at POST.

No it does not. It does not matter which bootloader is active or which operating system is installed.

 

[GhislainG]

You most likely have a hardware issue with the hard disk or the motherboard; the OS has nothing to do with it. Since it boots after you press F10, the motherboard probably is fine, but the HDD may take too long to become ready.

 

[byECHO]

You most likely have a hardware issue with the hard disk or the motherboard; the OS has nothing to do with it. Since it boots after you press F10, the motherboard probably is fine, but the HDD may take too long to become ready.

Possible but why? It was working just fine before installing Windows 10. Should I wipe all hdd and reinstall? I still have warranty but I really don't want to send it becuase It takes damn too long to get things back.

Edit:
I realized something, in sata configuration in bios, like I said, hdd information is empty only Device type is set to Hard Disk, but optical drive is just fine.

 

[GhislainG]

Wiping the hard disk and then reinstalling the original OS would be my first step, but you said that using the original OS didn't help.

 

[byECHO]

Wiping the hard disk and then reinstalling the original OS would be my first step, but you said that using the original OS didn't help.

With wiping I ment delete all partitions(including recovery and efi partitions), and re-installing from scratch. Well I guess I should send it to warranty.