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Computer will not reboot, but will boot from power off.

BeefSquatch
Level 7

‎04-12-2015 04:22 PM - last edited on ‎03-06-2024 03:14 AM by Community Admin

I'm having an interesting problem. My computer will Boot from a power down position. However if I'm in windows 8.1 and choose restart I get the screen that I've attached. I have to press the reset button and then It will boot into windows normally. Essentially It'll boot every other time.

Hardware as follows:
FX-9590
Crosshair V, formula Z
32 Gg 1866 Kingston Savage Ram
1Tb WD blue HD
2 Nvidia GTX 970
Corsair 750 W PS.

Thanks for your input48331
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chris635
Level 7

‎04-12-2015 04:32 PM

This will sound a little off the wall. Shut down your system then unplug the power cable from the PSU (leave the power switch on the PSU set to on). Push the power button on your computer case a couple of times (this is to drain all power from PSU, the motherboard, graphics card ..etc.) Turn off PSU switch. Plug PSU power cable back in, turn PSU power switch back on, start your system normally. Sometimes this stupid trick works. If not, will have to try other avenues.
Chris...Have a nice day.
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BeefSquatch
Level 7
In response to chris635

‎04-12-2015 04:36 PM

Thanks for the quick reply Chris however I just did this about an hour ago replacing a case fan, but made no difference. I also switched the fast boot switch off but the problem still persists.
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chris635
Level 7
In response to BeefSquatch

‎04-12-2015 05:13 PM

BeefSquatch wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply Chris however I just did this about an hour ago replacing a case fan, but made no difference. I also switched the fast boot switch off but the problem still persists.


This just started out of no where?
Chris...Have a nice day.
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chris635
Level 7
In response to BeefSquatch

‎04-12-2015 05:21 PM

Are you overclocked at all? I would have a slightly similar matter while stress testing to achieve overclocks. The difference for me was after system lock up due to stress test failure, I would hit the reset button and it would restart to the same thing you are getting. I had to power down and restart. Hmmm, I'll have to think about this one.
Chris...Have a nice day.
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BeefSquatch
Level 7

‎04-12-2015 05:58 PM

No it's been happening since day one. This computer was built only about aweek ago. Spent this week getting the 9590 stable. No OCing, everything is default except ram timing and and cpu power saving features are off
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sectionate
Level 12

‎04-15-2015 12:03 AM

Replace the psu power supply cable. If that doesnt work try disconnect/reconnect psu cables to motehrber
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