- Jan 16, 2021
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I have this issue where I cannot restart or put my PC to sleep. If I restart, it will just keep running while the screen is off. I have to fully power off and flip the switch off and on to get it working again. This happens when I put the PC to sleep and try to wake it back up as well. No matter the scenario the computer makes this sound on boot up: https://streamable.com/byhpss
On occasion that first boot up after flipping the switch will result in a few power ons and restarts. I tried counting that and I think the beeps get to 9 before resetting and starting again. It'll do this about 2-4 times before booting up regularly.
This is a gigabyte board (z390 aorus pro wifi), and it makes mention of L2 cache. I'm not really sure how to go about fixing that issue, and I'm not 100% sure if that's the actual problem just based off that sound. I tried updating the bios to its latest available option F8h, but that did not fix anything. I was thinking it was my Windows install because I seemed to never be able to update, but I am on my 3rd clean install, and those problems still persist. I also used to think that this issue was my external drives because I used to unplug them all before booting, but I've been bare bones to just my keyboard while trying to trouble shoot.
Specs:
z390 Gigabyte AORUS Pro Wifi
i7-9700k (no overclocking, everything is pretty much default right now)
32gb (2 2x8gb tridentZ 3200)
Corsair RM1000x
EVGA 3080 XC3 Ultra
Windows 10 Pro x64
On occasion that first boot up after flipping the switch will result in a few power ons and restarts. I tried counting that and I think the beeps get to 9 before resetting and starting again. It'll do this about 2-4 times before booting up regularly.
This is a gigabyte board (z390 aorus pro wifi), and it makes mention of L2 cache. I'm not really sure how to go about fixing that issue, and I'm not 100% sure if that's the actual problem just based off that sound. I tried updating the bios to its latest available option F8h, but that did not fix anything. I was thinking it was my Windows install because I seemed to never be able to update, but I am on my 3rd clean install, and those problems still persist. I also used to think that this issue was my external drives because I used to unplug them all before booting, but I've been bare bones to just my keyboard while trying to trouble shoot.
Specs:
z390 Gigabyte AORUS Pro Wifi
i7-9700k (no overclocking, everything is pretty much default right now)
32gb (2 2x8gb tridentZ 3200)
Corsair RM1000x
EVGA 3080 XC3 Ultra
Windows 10 Pro x64
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