Computer freezes even in BIOS

[abadcloyd]

My computer will boot up and actually reach to the Windows OS bootup, but after a new minutes, the screen will simply freeze. This freezing continues after each hard-reset, and the interval between the re-bootup and the freezing becomes shorter each time, to an extend that not even the motherboard's welcoming screen shows up. The freezing is also present even in BIOS. I cannot reinstall the windows OS, because every attempt, the screen freezes. And the time of my bios is always wrong. Can all of this be caused of the CMOS?

 

[clarkjd]

My computer will boot up and actually reach to the Windows OS bootup, but after a new minutes, the screen will simply freeze. This freezing continues after each hard-reset, and the interval between the re-bootup and the freezing becomes shorter each time, to an extend that not even the motherboard's welcoming screen shows up. The freezing is also present even in BIOS. I cannot reinstall the windows OS, because every attempt, the screen freezes. And the time of my bios is always wrong. Can all of this be caused of the CMOS?

Freezes tend to be memory related. Is your memory on the QVL for your motherboard, or you motherboard listed on the memory manufacturers support list?

 

[dudio]

I'd also look at CPU temperature.
The first time you boot it, go straight to the BIOS and see if you can catch the temp there before it freezes.

 

[abadcloyd]

The Cpu temp sits around 40-50 is this bad? btw Ive changed the PSU and Ram already and installed so many windows 10. please help me

 

[clarkjd]

The Cpu temp sits around 40-50 is this bad? btw Ive changed the PSU and Ram already and installed so many windows 10. please help me

40-50 is a little on the warm side for a CPU at idle, but not neccessarily bad.
Again, what ram, EXACTLY, do you have? Complete system specs would be helpful at this time.

 

[HEXiT]

if the time is always wrong then the cmos battery needs replacing. could be all thats needed.

also if the cmos battery is flat the pc wont be able to retain its hardware configs set in bios. which can lead to instability and crashing.

 

[abadcloyd]

my pc specs:
Msi h110m pro vh plus
Pentium g4560
Avexir core 4gb ram
Thermaltake smart SE 530 watt
and on board graphics only

 

[abadcloyd]

btw it freezes and everytime I try to turn it on again the interval between the freezes shortens. but If i leave the pc for a long time the interval goes back to the starting point. could this be a faulty motherboard?

 

[abadcloyd]

quick question. can you use a pc with a regular hard disk for more than 8 hours?

 

[clarkjd]

quick question. can you use a pc with a regular hard disk for more than 8 hours?

If you are talking about a desktop PC, then yes. a lot of the people on Tom's leave their PCs on 24/7/365.
I don't know of many laptops that can run that long on just the battery.

 

[cykamancer]

My computer will boot up and actually reach to the Windows OS bootup, but after a new minutes, the screen will simply freeze. This freezing continues after each hard-reset, and the interval between the re-bootup and the freezing becomes shorter each time, to an extend that not even the motherboard's welcoming screen shows up. The freezing is also present even in BIOS. I cannot reinstall the windows OS, because every attempt, the screen freezes. And the time of my bios is always wrong. Can all of this be caused of the CMOS?

bro how did u solve this?? im facing same problem. plz reply