I need help booting up my PC

[DavidHalpin]

I've this problem since I first got my PC. The issue is I power the computer on and it shows the Asus logo and the signal to the screen turns off however my PC still seems to be on. The only way i've found of fixing this is to force shutdown my PC and restart then Windows boots normally. I was wondering if anyone knows why this happens and if they have a way of fixing it.

My parts are:
- CPU: Intel i3 6100
- Motherboard: Asus H110M-R HDMI Motherboard
- RAM: 8GB DDR4 2400MHz
- Graphics Card: Nvidia GTX 1050ti 4GB

 

[Colif]

Try turning fast startup off: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4189-turn-off-fast-startup-windows-10-a.html as it sounds like a driver doesn't like the new windows modes.

check you have latest drivers for motherboard, might look and see you have newest BIOS as well.

 

[LukeFatwalker]

Try unplugging charger, remove battery, press power button for 10 or more seconds, replace battery, plug in charger, and try again.

If that doesn't work, try resetting the MBR, might just be an out of date critical driver.

If none of those work, it's an issue with the Motherboard and you'll want to look into options to have it looked at/repaired/replaced depending on the condition and issues.

Once you are back up and running again, be sure to back up your data with a backup utility (i.e. Rollback Rx or Macrium Reflect)

 

[DavidHalpin]

Try unplugging charger, remove battery, press power button for 10 or more seconds, replace battery, plug in charger, and try again.

If that doesn't work, try resetting the MBR, might just be an out of date critical driver.

If none of those work, it's an issue with the Motherboard and you'll want to look into options to have it looked at/repaired/replaced depending on the condition and issues.

Once you are back up and running again, be sure to back up your data with a backup utility (i.e. Rollback Rx or Macrium Reflect)

It's not a laptop so I cannot remove a battery unfortunately.

 

[LukeFatwalker]

Try unplugging charger, remove battery, press power button for 10 or more seconds, replace battery, plug in charger, and try again.

If that doesn't work, try resetting the MBR, might just be an out of date critical driver.

If none of those work, it's an issue with the Motherboard and you'll want to look into options to have it looked at/repaired/replaced depending on the condition and issues.

Once you are back up and running again, be sure to back up your data with a backup utility (i.e. Rollback Rx or Macrium Reflect)

It's not a laptop so I cannot remove a battery unfortunately.

Great! One less possible issue, that narrows it down. Try the other things.