PC after turned on, takes a long time to show display..

[RaghavMarwah]

Hi everybody, there is a problem with my PC hope someone tells the solution:---

When I turn on my CPU, it starts and the light glows but my monitor shows
"Entering Power Saving Mode" as if my CPU is turned off. After 30-40 sec. it
shows up the display and then boots & works normally. My PC specs are:--

Motherboard:- Intel DH61WW
Processor:- i3 @ 3.10GHz
RAM:- 2Gb Kingston
Graphics Card:- ASUS Nvidia 210 (currently using onboard graphics)

I changed the ram, motherboard & PSU but the problem persists...
PLZ help...

 

[Xttony]

Reset the bios settings. Honestly 30secs is not a problem.

 

[zdbc13]

Also, update and run a full scan with your anti-virus. Download, update and run a full scan with malwarebytes free, too.

 

[RaghavMarwah]

Reset the bios settings. Honestly 30secs is not a problem.

Hi thanks for replying i reset the bios settings but the problem still persists..

The problem is that after pressing the CPU button the led glows and it starts up,
but the monitor shows "Entering Power Saving Mode" as if my CPU is turned off
and it is not getting any signals from the CPU. After 30-40 sec. monitor shows up
like it has got the signal. Then it shows the bios screen with the Intel logo and boots
normally.

[Off Topic]
During this time (When the monitor doesn't show up), why doesn't the PC boot up?

 

[Xttony]

It takes time to send signal to the monitor. Led glows indicating that the computer is initiating. Also it takes about 2-3. Secs for a LCD to resume from power saver mode.

 

[zdbc13]

Yeah, 30 seconds is not really all that long for those intel motherboards.... the BIOS is doing all the checking during that time...

 

[RaghavMarwah]

But in the computer lab in my school, there are computers with exactly the same config. Except for the monitor. They are having a Dell monitor.

That computers start up very fast... Why???

 

[zdbc13]

It may be starting slow because of failing hardware. Run memtest86 for a while, run your hard drive test suites from the manufacturer. Unplug extra usb devices (not keyboard or mouse) and test. It could be lots of things. Just take it one step at a time and thoroughly test to find out which component is showing trouble.