Recent content by SuperIronOut

Disabling Fast Startup might do the trick. Also, in Power Options is the Hard Disk option set to sleep after a certain period? You could try setting it 0 if it is not already. This seems to be something I've seen somewhere. When does the issue normally happen? Is it during gaming or when idle?

Microsoft support for WHEA codes is terrible so it'll be a challenge to find anything on their support page about it. This is a shot in the dark, but it could be ASPM Link State Power Management causing the crash. Right click the Windows icon on the far left corner of your task bar and at the...

Looks like you found your solution! I was unaware of ASUS boards doing this, I'm curious if this is the case with B570's. I'm glad everything seems to have worked out, and thank you Buljic for adding useful information to my post.

No need for apologies I'm not sure which processor you currently have installed, but in the event that it does have integrated graphics included, you can try disabling them in order to stop it from switching during boot, however if your discreet GPU requires CSM enabled to boot using it, then...

If you would like to convert disk 1 to GPT: There is a feature for converting disk to GPT without data loss or having to do a clean install, but just to be safe make sure you back everything up. You can use it while fully booted by typing in the following in an elevated command prompt: First...

What GPU do you have? Which motherboard?

The GPU wiggling up and down in the PCIe slot is normal, although it should not be wiggling side to side though if that's what you meant. When the motherboard is mounted in the case it's the PC case that determines how much wiggle is possible. Here is a simple fix that Jayz2Cents did: YouTube...

A 13 second boot time is not bad at all, and in my opinion I don't think there is reason for concern. Microsoft provides a tool that will check if your PC is Windows 11 ready. If it is, you will be able to install the Windows 11 preview. I personally don't think it's worth it at this point in...

There are a lot of variables that come into play when moving from legacy BIOS to UEFI. The boot device needs to formatted as GPT, you can find out the current format by opening command prompt as admin and typing diskpart. Once it has loaded, type list disk; if it is formatted as GPT it should...

Are you trying to setup RAID? Asus EZ Tuning Wizard automatically attempts to setup RAID and will not boot if you don't have the proper storage for it to do so. If you're new to this, then my guess is that you're probably not trying to use EZ Tuning Wizard for this purpose.