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Stuck at BIOS screen on startup

Just built a brand new system with a clean windows 10 install. When I shutdown the computer and go back to turn it back on it gets stuck at the BIOS screen. When I reset it using the button on my box it seems to load windows fine. It is more of a hassle than anything but still annoying. I have turned off the fast start up but does not seem to be helping. Drivers are up to date as well as windows. 

When you say it gets stuck at the BIOS Screen, does the system go into the BIOS at start up, or does it get stuck on Motherboard Manufacturer screen?

What exactly is on the screen when it hangs at start up!

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It sticks at the motherboard manufacture screen. it has the press F2 or F8 or F12 or delete. Its weird though because sometimes, even on start up it works but most of the time it hangs at that screen.

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This would indicate that it is a hardware or BIOS issue, as Windows has not attempted to load at this point.

I would check all hardware is seated correctly, RAM, Graphics Card . . . etc.

Then, check online to see if there is a BIOS Update for your Motherboard

I hope this Helps!

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I agree if it seems to want you to enter the Bios Setup it needs something verified or reset.  As DaveM121 says it might be some change to some parameters in the Bios.  If you are overclocking it might be related to that.  Sometimes just entering the bios and saving the current configuration may help.

Maybe even verifying which drive or Boot manager is the boot device.

I have had ASUS boards which will reboot themselves after the power is removed from the system.  I have always thought that was because some configuration needed to be reset prior to completing the boot process.

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Last updated August 17, 2024 Views 6,212 Applies to: