09-03-2017 04:48 AM - last edited 3 weeks ago by ROGBot
09-03-2017 07:15 AM
andyliu wrote:
Here is an interesting observation that I have been experiencing every time I experiencing cold boot issue without turning off PSU.
I always experiencing cold boot everytime it takes few extra sec to react to shutdown request; literally nothing happen and and go to the windows shutdown screen few sec after.
and upon next boot, I always get hit by the cold boot. It will try to train the memory again but restart with ram @ 1866.
So I normally just try to get into BIOS and exit without changing anything to get it recongnized the ram @ 3200.
And upon entering windows, I will always see those 2 event showing up on windows event info.
as you can see, I turn off my computer @ ~5AM and try to turn it on ~5:45 PM.
I dont force computer off or anything, simply just click on Shutdown and wait for it to turn it off.
Everything is stable, and if I dont see the extra few sec for windows to react to the shutdown request, the next boot doesn't come with cold boot issue.
Another issue is that sometimes the windows restart button can lead to system shutdown??
But this one could just be me misclicking lol.
It happens once a while but the options are close enough.
So I dont know if it's me misclicking or it's sending out wrong command.
I dont know if it happens for everyone, but so far it's pretty consistent for my system.
09-03-2017 09:08 AM
dlbsyst wrote:
Great observation Andyliu. I think I may have found an option in Windows 10 that is causing the cold boot issue without power loss and possibly your problem of "sometimes the windows restart button can lead to system shutdown" but I want to test it out.
Please go to Control Panel-Hardware and Sound-Power Options. From there go to the left side of the screen where it says "Choose what the power buttons do" and click it. Ok, where it says "When I press the power button" change that to "Do nothing" instead of "Shut down" You also might want ot disable "Turn on Fast Startup".
Anyone who tries these setting, post here if it solves your cold boot without power loss problem.
09-03-2017 10:36 AM
andyliu wrote:
I will give that a try
The option looks like an option for physical button(the power button on your chassis); whereas my issue is related to the software one (start menu -> power -> shutdown)
just to be clear, I dont force shutdown or anything, all I do is go start menu -> power -> and select shutdown.
But ya I will give that a shot and see how it works out, will take a while to verify as the delay doesn't always happem.
10-13-2017 11:51 AM
dlbsyst wrote:
You also might want ot disable "Turn on Fast Startup".
Anyone who tries these setting, post here if it solves your cold boot without power loss problem.
10-13-2017 12:08 PM
mr_mibh wrote:
You solved my cold boot bug with this. I'm serious DISABLE "Turn on Fast Startup" in Windows. Even the System boots faster now. I testet more than a week now before i wrote this.
BIOS/UEFI: 1701
Fast boot enabled
Thank You very much!
10-13-2017 12:40 PM
toxzl2 wrote:
Bro, what was your cold boot bug? Turn on PC and code F9, memory settings default, you have get into BIOS and save your settings again? Turn on PC after unplugging your PC causing 2 auto resets to boot? Turn your PC normally and 1 reset to boot? They are so many!
Thanks!
10-13-2017 01:56 PM