Check for a restore point before the update in safe mode.After the latest windows update I installed last night, my PC is having an issue where after I sign into windows, the home screen is unable to load and the task bar keeps flashing in and out. There is no flashing problem while signing in
computer can work in safe mode
I already completely deleted my gpu device drivers and the issue is still happening
Trying it nowCheck for a restore point before the update in safe mode.
Thank Christ that fixed itCheck for a restore point before the update in safe mode.
do a quick check to see what requests are madeWeird issue, my monitors don't go into standby/power off. I'd pretty much given up trying to figure out why but today , just now I only had one turned on and it went into sleep mode just like it was supposed to. I usually have them both on and it's never worked. I guess it does with one. I'm open to ideas as I've changed/messed with every thing I can think of. It's not life ending so I just turn them off when I need the PC on but I'm not going to be there.
Windows 10
Video is 3080ti evga hybrid
(2) Gigabyte M32U monitors
both hooked up via displayport cables (recently replaced) NOTE: didn't work with the old cables either.
AMD 3950X CPU
It was weird enough that it wasn't working to start , it's REALLY weird that it works with one monitor on when they are the exact same monitors/cables and go to the same video card.
If you're using a Ryzen cpu you may just need to update your bios. They are notorious for black screening new builds b/c of not being fully compatible with whatever bios is on your mobo.Ok forum bros. My “new” build is still not working. I can’t even enter Bios now. I hit the button to enter and I just get a black screen. Any ideas on how to fix this?
do you have a secondary m2 slot? if so plug it in and download samsung magician to see whats upSo my m.2 970 Evo took a shit last night. Was watching some youtube and all of a sudden PC stopped. I had to hard turn it off and when I turned it back on, right to bios. Tried to reformat, reinstall win 10 but nothing worked. So this morning got a 980 pro 2 terrabits from local Best Buy, and back and running like a champ. Like WTF? The drive was like 2 yrs old?? didnt even use it for anything other than windows and a few apps. Games and other shit was always on my other SATA SSD.
There's a known firmware issue with certain SKU's of the 970/980/990. They have been randomly dying on people, see here: Samsung SSDs Dying! 980 Pro, 990, 970 EVO PLUS, PM9A1 and More Reporting Failures - Everything We Know So Far!So my m.2 970 Evo took a shit last night. Was watching some youtube and all of a sudden PC stopped. I had to hard turn it off and when I turned it back on, right to bios. Tried to reformat, reinstall win 10 but nothing worked. So this morning got a 980 pro 2 terrabits from local Best Buy, and back and running like a champ. Like WTF? The drive was like 2 yrs old?? didnt even use it for anything other than windows and a few apps. Games and other shit was always on my other SATA SSD.
tell chrome to turn off hardware acceleration, see what hapensWell, I moved my rock stable computer to a new case in preparation for a GPU/PSU/NVMe upgrade...
And now it's an unstable mess. Put the new GPU and PSU in, random black screen freezes at desktop/Chrome. No issues under load.
Removed new GPU, put old GPU in. Put new GPU in an old system to see if it was the problem. Was perfectly stable for 20 hours of idling on the desktop/watching youtube in Chrome.
Old GPU seemed stable for a week, then I started getting freezing/crashes/restarts again at desktop/browsing the internet. Changed the PSU back to the old faithful. Fresh Win10 install. Crashed the next morning after waking from sleep. Maybe it's the drive? Cloned the drive to the old NVMe, still crashed. So it can't be the drive. What's left? Mobo/CPU/RAM, things that worked fine before swapping cases...
I've disabled C-States this afternoon. Will see what happens tomorrow morning if it crashes after waking up while I make breakfast.
Intending to buy a 7800X3D so this mainboard and such aren't meant to be active much longer, but this is a really really frustrating couple of weeks now in what should have been a simple update.
I did that, still crashed. It feels like some kind of hardware failure at low power states, hence the disabling c-states in the bios. Also set the PCIE power option in windows to never turn off earlier, but it still crashed.tell chrome to turn off hardware acceleration, see what hapens
maybe reseat cpu, actually remove heatsink take out cpu and put it back inI did that, still crashed. It feels like some kind of hardware failure at low power states, hence the disabling c-states in the bios. Also set the PCIE power option in windows to never turn off earlier, but it still crashed.
The crashes typically happen so quick there's no BSOD so no logs to view.
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