I recently upgraded my older haswell based pc to the following:
i5 10400f,8+8GB ddr4 3200 mhz corsair memory,Gigabyte b460 m d3h motherboard.
ever since i upgraded this system,i've observed that fast startup in windows works only intermittently or doesnt work at all.I performed a clean install of windows 10(v 2004) but the problem still persists.
Earlier when i had my haswell system,fast startup worked just fine every time i turned the pc on and it booted into windows in seconds.
However with my new system,i have observed that it has been kept off for 2-3 hours,fast startup works and windows boots up within a few seconds.However when it has been kept off for 5 hrs or longer,it boots much slower and windows login prompt takes much longer to appear than it normally does while using fast startup-when i check event manager ,it shows the following error msg under windows>system : "The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly. "
I am really baffled by this issue and have no idea how to fix it.Is there any defect with any of my pc components or is it a software glitch?
the other details of my pc are as follows:
Gpu: zotac nvidia 1060 6gb
psu: corsair TXM 550
2tb+1tb sata HDD
boot mode:UEFI
please note that fast boot is disabled in the bios,and secure boot is set to custom mode in it-could these settings have some bearing on the ability of fast startup to work correctly?Can buggy gpu drivers affect windows' fast startup functionality?
Also i remember enabling xmp in the bios,which increased the ram speed from 2133 mhz to 2666 mhz-can this somehow be responsible for this problem?
i5 10400f,8+8GB ddr4 3200 mhz corsair memory,Gigabyte b460 m d3h motherboard.
ever since i upgraded this system,i've observed that fast startup in windows works only intermittently or doesnt work at all.I performed a clean install of windows 10(v 2004) but the problem still persists.
Earlier when i had my haswell system,fast startup worked just fine every time i turned the pc on and it booted into windows in seconds.
However with my new system,i have observed that it has been kept off for 2-3 hours,fast startup works and windows boots up within a few seconds.However when it has been kept off for 5 hrs or longer,it boots much slower and windows login prompt takes much longer to appear than it normally does while using fast startup-when i check event manager ,it shows the following error msg under windows>system : "The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly. "
I am really baffled by this issue and have no idea how to fix it.Is there any defect with any of my pc components or is it a software glitch?
the other details of my pc are as follows:
Gpu: zotac nvidia 1060 6gb
psu: corsair TXM 550
2tb+1tb sata HDD
boot mode:UEFI
please note that fast boot is disabled in the bios,and secure boot is set to custom mode in it-could these settings have some bearing on the ability of fast startup to work correctly?Can buggy gpu drivers affect windows' fast startup functionality?
Also i remember enabling xmp in the bios,which increased the ram speed from 2133 mhz to 2666 mhz-can this somehow be responsible for this problem?