Question Inaccessible boot drive, CMOS reset is a 'workaround' but it's buggy and lags.

[jesterFTW]

since oct27 when i updated my PC, i've had the issue that the PC just spins for 2 minutes on the asus logo until it BSODs with inaccessible boot drive, if i reset CMOS and do a first time set up thing it will boot, but in windows the programs are buggy, lagging, freezing or half rendering, only recovering if i move the application around a little.


not sure what's the issue, i've tried everything with the RAM, ran Crystaldisc, tried with expo off.

7800x3d
ASUS x670E-E Gaming Wifi
ASUS ROG 4080oc
Gskill z5 6000mhz 2x32gb

 

[DaleH]

since oct27 when i updated my PC, i've had the issue that the PC just spins for 2 minutes on the asus logo until it BSODs with inaccessible boot drive, if i reset CMOS and do a first time set up thing it will boot, but in windows the programs are buggy, lagging, freezing or half rendering, only recovering if i move the application around a little.


not sure what's the issue, i've tried everything with the RAM, ran Crystaldisc, tried with expo off.

7800x3d
ASUS x670E-E Gaming Wifi
ASUS ROG 4080oc
Gskill z5 6000mhz 2x32gb

What did you update? from what to what?

 

[USAFRet]

since oct27 when i updated my PC

Give us some details on this "upgrade".

Exactly what did you do, step by step.

 

[mikemid]

Start your PC in safe mode, Check the Device Manager, Check if any devices are marked with the exclamation point (!), Check for sufficient free space on the hard drive, Check the system log in Event Viewer for other error messages that might help pinpoint the device or driver that's causing the error.

 

[jesterFTW]

What did you update? from what to what?

it was just a windows update, nothing special, but the morning after this issue occured.

 

[jesterFTW]

Give us some details on this "upgrade".

Exactly what did you do, step by step.

it was just a windows update, nothing special, but the morning after this issue occured.

 

[jesterFTW]

Start your PC in safe mode, Check the Device Manager, Check if any devices are marked with the exclamation point (!), Check for sufficient free space on the hard drive, Check the system log in Event Viewer for other error messages that might help pinpoint the device or driver that's causing the error.

i've scrolled through several days of event viewer and at worst it's some errors for the networking not working, but it is fine, or about unexpected shut downs, there's nothing critical or anything like it. the only crashes/freezes etc are related to nvidia, event 13 wich is some power issue, but that only happens in AoE4, exceedingly rare outside of that.