Question Rebooting the computer directly takes to login screen

[Vickeye]

Hey everyone. I don't get to see the initial bios screen or windows logo when I reboot the machine however after a gap of say like 20 seconds, I can see the login screen . Any idea?? I don't remember making any changes to windows 10 hardware or software wise. And if I start the machine from scratch I can see the bios screen and everything like how it should preview. If I try to reset the pc , I don't get to see any screen after going through the initial process of pc reset . Any suggestions??

 

[britechguy]

It sounds like you have Fast Startup enabled. Disable it.

It's also unclear to me whether you're talking about using Restart or not. It's often very difficult to get into UEFI/BIOS when using Restart. I always do a full shut down, with Fast Startup disabled, and then power on again if I want to get into UEFI/BIOS.

 

[Vickeye]

It sounds like you have Fast Startup enabled. Disable it.

It's also unclear to me whether you're talking about using Restart or not. It's often very difficult to get into UEFI/BIOS when using Restart. I always do a full shut down, with Fast Startup disabled, and then power on again if I want to get into UEFI/BIOS.

Nah , turning fastboot off didn't help. I meant if I restart the machine I don't get to see initial startup screen and I can feel a slight delay in boot time as well

 

[britechguy]

What you describe is normal behavior.

If you want easy access to the device's splash screen to get into UEFI/BIOS or boot order the best practice is to shutdown and power up.

 

[Vickeye]

What you describe is normal behavior.

If you want easy access to the device's splash screen to get into UEFI/BIOS or boot order the best practice is to shutdown and power up.

Is that so?? May be I never did try to reboot before, I mean not in windows 10 . I know I sound weird 😅