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[SOLVED] Windows 10 fast startup doesn't work
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update drivers on pc.
What are specs of the PC? If its really old it could be the drivers you can use aren't designed for win 10.
If its fairly new, you should be able to get newer drivers for most hardware.
Try GPU drivers
I checked everything and updated everything. It works now. But it already happened a few times that it was working for one day and then it booted into a blackscreen again. But for now everything is fine thank you very much. If something changes I will write again. Thank you.
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what are the details of your PC?
So turn fast startup off while we figure it out, since you don't get blank screens then.
Can you download and run driverview - http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/driverview.html
all it does is shows what drivers are on PC - it won't install any
When you run it, can you go into view tab and set it to hide all Microsoft drivers, this will make listing shorter
Can you take a screenshot showing from (and including) Driver name to (and including) Creation date
upload it to an image sharing website and show link here.
I will see if there is any obvious problems.
So turn fast startup off while we figure it out, since you don't get blank screens then.
Can you download and run driverview - http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/driverview.html
all it does is shows what drivers are on PC - it won't install any
When you run it, can you go into view tab and set it to hide all Microsoft drivers, this will make listing shorter
Can you take a screenshot showing from (and including) Driver name to (and including) Creation date
upload it to an image sharing website and show link here.
I will see if there is any obvious problems.
Is there any other way? Maybe you can tell me what I have to look out for. I am not very comfortable with sharing infos I hope you can understand that. But I can tell you the specs of my PC. I have a RTX 2060, Ryzen 5 3600x, be quiet 600 Watt PS, 2x8 Corsair Vengeance, Samsung 970 EVO Plus, Seagate Barracuda HDD and a MSI B450 Tomahawk Max. I hope that helps a little.
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Sure, all I would be doing is comparing the dates or driver numbers on your PC against the motherboard website or internet to see when the drivers are from and if there are newer ones.
the cause is likely to be an old driver.
there will be 3 dump files in listing, those are Microsoft files, not sure why it always includes them.
If you unsure of any drivers, just give me the names
the cause is likely to be an old driver.
there will be 3 dump files in listing, those are Microsoft files, not sure why it always includes them.
If you unsure of any drivers, just give me the names
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hJHQx690LYwmPk84zIhYNn9aevLmB1X3/view?usp=sharingSure, all I would be doing is comparing the dates or driver numbers on your PC against the motherboard website or internet to see when the drivers are from and if there are newer ones.
the cause is likely to be an old driver.
there will be 3 dump files in listing, those are Microsoft files, not sure why it always includes them.
If you unsure of any drivers, just give me the names
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i hate it when it has no dates
AMD GPIO Driver(s) - Feb 2020
I expect all the AMD board drivers are okay
Avast is probably up to date
dump files are part of windows, it always shows them for some reason
ene.sys is part of rgb, it has no driver numbers
Nvidia - May drivers
Realtek LAN drivers dated 2019. Newest here - https://www.realtek.com/en/componen...0-1000m-gigabit-ethernet-pci-express-software
Razer. I can't actually tell as the driver numbers don't show in google.
Scarlet crush - either 2013 or 2015. These can cause BSOD though i doubt it would cause this
Virtual Gamepad Emulation Bus Driver is dated 2016 - you appear to have newest - https://www.pconlife.com/viewfileinfo/vigembus-sys/
Only one of those I would blame for blank screens is Nvidia. but only as its Graphics driver, not as its old.
what GPU do you have?
have you looked in Reliability history to see if any errors showing on the days you get blank screens?
AMD GPIO Driver(s) - Feb 2020
I expect all the AMD board drivers are okay
Avast is probably up to date
dump files are part of windows, it always shows them for some reason
ene.sys is part of rgb, it has no driver numbers
Nvidia - May drivers
Realtek LAN drivers dated 2019. Newest here - https://www.realtek.com/en/componen...0-1000m-gigabit-ethernet-pci-express-software
Razer. I can't actually tell as the driver numbers don't show in google.
Scarlet crush - either 2013 or 2015. These can cause BSOD though i doubt it would cause this
Virtual Gamepad Emulation Bus Driver is dated 2016 - you appear to have newest - https://www.pconlife.com/viewfileinfo/vigembus-sys/
Only one of those I would blame for blank screens is Nvidia. but only as its Graphics driver, not as its old.
what GPU do you have?
have you looked in Reliability history to see if any errors showing on the days you get blank screens?
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Could also be hardware. Not all motherboards like fast startup. And, if booting from SSD there's only a 2 or 3 second difference.
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Is there any old hardware you plug into PC?
None of that is old enough to suggest you have problems at start up.
Fast startup is only really helpful for PC with hdd as boot drives, not for PC with SSD or NVME as they load so fast they shouldn't need it.
Do you have the newest BIOS?
None of that is old enough to suggest you have problems at start up.
Fast startup is only really helpful for PC with hdd as boot drives, not for PC with SSD or NVME as they load so fast they shouldn't need it.
Do you have the newest BIOS?
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Fast startup also makes things like getting into BIOS when you need to a much more convoluted process, especially when system problems prevent booting to a desktop.
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is the blank screen at startup or after you log into windows?
I had a problem with speakers causing blank screens at startup as PC was waiting for them to respond and most of time they didn't. I may have been running fast startup at time as it was 5 years ago.
Only answer then was new speakers. They were 15 years old, I was sad.
I had a problem with speakers causing blank screens at startup as PC was waiting for them to respond and most of time they didn't. I may have been running fast startup at time as it was 5 years ago.
Only answer then was new speakers. They were 15 years old, I was sad.
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What Power supply do you have?
The monitor isn't getting a signal from the GPU, that is what is happening. And it turns off once it has waited a while.
It does come on to show bios but then switches off again.
No problems with USB doing the same?
That is different to what I got.
The monitor isn't getting a signal from the GPU, that is what is happening. And it turns off once it has waited a while.
It does come on to show bios but then switches off again.
No problems with USB doing the same?
That is different to what I got.
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have you tried starting up without speakers attached?
can you check your PSU scores in BIOS - or in the BIOS to check the +3.3V, +5V, and +12V. - https://www.lifewire.com/power-supply-voltage-tolerances-2624583
PSU model is from 2018 so does support win 10 power modes.
So if you start pc without fast startup on, the PC has to start everything afresh, and screen starts as normal and works
If you start PC with fast startup on, the PC already has half its drivers loaded and only has to load a few things. But in your PC the screen goes off.
Something doesn't like the win 10 power modes.
can you check your PSU scores in BIOS - or in the BIOS to check the +3.3V, +5V, and +12V. - https://www.lifewire.com/power-supply-voltage-tolerances-2624583
PSU model is from 2018 so does support win 10 power modes.
So if you start pc without fast startup on, the PC has to start everything afresh, and screen starts as normal and works
If you start PC with fast startup on, the PC already has half its drivers loaded and only has to load a few things. But in your PC the screen goes off.
Something doesn't like the win 10 power modes.
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