Hello,
I was just watching YT on my computer when it randomly shut off and tried to reboot, upon trying to reboot it showed "Preparing Automatic Repair". Since then I have not been able to get past the Windows loading circle; it appears for 1-2 seconds then the computer restarts, goes through all the check lights, ASUS Logo, Windows 10 loading circle then fails again. I am able to boot into the BIOS and stay there for as long as I want.
I have tried:
I have had most of these parts for around 4 years, the newest pieces are the GPU and main M.2( Both about a year old), in the summer I moved everything to a new case but it has been 6 months since.
My Specs are :
I am EXTREMELY certain it is not software, so USB booting and all that will not work and has not worked as I have tried it. The drives are not corrupted, the GPU and RAM work. It is so odd that I can't boot into ANY OS but I can boot into BIOS and display just fine.
UPDATE 1:
In BIOS/Advances/CPU Configuration, I changed the cores setting from AUTO to 2 Cores per processor and I was able to BOOT into Windows. Is a processor core of my CPU faulty? Is the PSU acting funky and not giving enough juice to the CPU when it uses all its cores/processors?
Update 2:
The computer will boot with Core Leveling Mode Set to "Four Cores per Processor" but once I set it back to auto, it won't boot and show the same symptoms as before.
Update 3:
Just installed a 5700X with no issues. I have a motherboard and PSU coming in tomorrow, will test the 3900X on that motherboard and PSU in order to determine the faulty hardware.
I was just watching YT on my computer when it randomly shut off and tried to reboot, upon trying to reboot it showed "Preparing Automatic Repair". Since then I have not been able to get past the Windows loading circle; it appears for 1-2 seconds then the computer restarts, goes through all the check lights, ASUS Logo, Windows 10 loading circle then fails again. I am able to boot into the BIOS and stay there for as long as I want.
I have tried:
- Reseating the RAM, currently checking MEMTEST and everything is 100% so far with no errors
- Disconnected and Reconnected PSU cable and motherboard headers
- Reseated CPU
- Reseated GPU
- Reset CMOS multiple times
- Tried a different power supply (with less wattage so I am not sure)
- Tried booting into Media Creation Tool and Ubuntu and I can't boot into them either.
- Tried a friend's CPU but I couldn't get results as when I tried it, I couldn't even POST; the DRAM light stayed on. This was attempted with a AMD 2600X
I have had most of these parts for around 4 years, the newest pieces are the GPU and main M.2( Both about a year old), in the summer I moved everything to a new case but it has been 6 months since.
My Specs are :
- AMD 3900X
- ASUS B550-F
- Aorus Master RTX 3070
- Samsung M.2 (and 3 other SSDs)
- EVGA Supernova 850 80+ Gold
- Corsair Vengeance Pro 32 GB 3600 (Currently running at 2666)
- 7 fans and a lot of RGB lmao
I am EXTREMELY certain it is not software, so USB booting and all that will not work and has not worked as I have tried it. The drives are not corrupted, the GPU and RAM work. It is so odd that I can't boot into ANY OS but I can boot into BIOS and display just fine.
UPDATE 1:
In BIOS/Advances/CPU Configuration, I changed the cores setting from AUTO to 2 Cores per processor and I was able to BOOT into Windows. Is a processor core of my CPU faulty? Is the PSU acting funky and not giving enough juice to the CPU when it uses all its cores/processors?
Update 2:
The computer will boot with Core Leveling Mode Set to "Four Cores per Processor" but once I set it back to auto, it won't boot and show the same symptoms as before.
Update 3:
Just installed a 5700X with no issues. I have a motherboard and PSU coming in tomorrow, will test the 3900X on that motherboard and PSU in order to determine the faulty hardware.
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