[SOLVED] Unknown Boot Screen

[Estes71]

Here recently when I start up my computer I will get this boot screen and I'm not sure what is causing it. Once I get into windows system runs fine. At fist thought it could be my MB so flashed it and still have the issue any thoughts?

https://imgur.com/a/oCgV6cZ

View: https://imgur.com/a/oCgV6cZ

 

[LinuxDevice]

I would expect this if the CMOS were corrupting or changing. The most common reason for this would be that the button battery is low. How old is the battery?

 

[Estes71]

I would expect this if the CMOS were corrupting or changing. The most common reason for this would be that the button battery is low. How old is the battery?

About 2 years

 

[Estes71]

I would expect this if the CMOS were corrupting or changing. The most common reason for this would be that the button battery is low. How old is the battery?

Correction almost three ans that could be I have to go back into Bios at every start up ans loas my cpu over clock settint so it seems its not keeping memory

 

[SkyNetRising]

Correction almost three ans that could be I have to go back into Bios at every start up ans loas my cpu over clock settint so it seems its not keeping memory

Your overclock is unstable and doesn't get loaded properly.

Go into BIOS, save default settings (do not load overclock profile).
Exit and boot into windows.

If your system doesn't retain correct clock settings after shutdown, then replace BIOS battery.

 

[Estes71]

Your overclock is unstable and doesn't get loaded properly.

Go into BIOS, save default settings (do not load overclock profile).
Exit and boot into windows.

If your system doesn't retain correct clock settings after shutdown, then replace BIOS battery.

Ok will do