Booting sometimes stops at Mobo options page

[philmo]

Normally when I boot up the PC it goes through the screen where I have a brief chance to slect Bios entry etc - this screen normally moves on and I get the login screen.

Once in a while this the boot process stops at this options screen, and I have to switch off and on again - when it boots as normal.

Any ideas???

Thanks.

 

[TwoCables]

I see that you have the 3570K . Is it overclocked at all?

Also, when did this start happening?

 

[JackALope52x]

I don't know if this will help but could it be an option in your motherboard settings? It could be something very simple that is being looked over.

 

[philmo]

I see that you have the 3570K . Is it overclocked at all?

Also, when did this start happening?

Thanks for your reply, no over clocking...any ideas?

I am having some BSOD issues which I have posted in the right place - not severe though.

Just curious if related.

Thanks

 

[philmo]

I don't know if this will help but could it be an option in your motherboard settings? It could be something very simple that is being looked over.

Thanks - do not have tech knowledge to fiddle too much - hence question.

thanks

 

[TwoCables]

When did this start happening?

 

[philmo]

When did this start happening?

Don't mean to be vague, but not sure to be frank.

Happens maybe once a week - can not say it specifcally happens after BSOD.

 

[gregrocker]

Set the HD first to boot in BIOS setup, which you access by tapping the key given on first screen for it. Then look for Boot Priority, follow Help instructions to move HD to top of order, Save and exit.

Then to boot a disk or flash stick choose it from the one-time BIOS Boot Menu key given on first screen.

Let us know if this is enough.

 

[nilank]

Why not try resetting your BIOS settings? Enter BIOS and reset to default > Save and exit and see if the problem persists.

 

[philmo]

Set the HD first to boot in BIOS setup, which you access by tapping the key given on first screen for it. Then look for Boot Priority, follow Help instructions to move HD to top of order, Save and exit.

Then to boot a disk or flash stick choose it from the one-time BIOS Boot Menu key given on first screen.

Let us know if this is enough.

Thanks, i have checked the BIOS settings and the HD is set as boot priotit, CD rom 2nd.

Any more ideas appreciated.

Tks

 

[gregrocker]

Go ahead a reset the BIOS to defaults: Clear CMOS - 3 Ways to Clear the CMOS - Reset BIOS

Be sure to take note of your SATA mode (should be AHCI) and ASCAPI power sleep state (should be S3).