[SOLVED] Windows 10 stuck in Asus logo after first boot.

[RichardPM07]

Hi everyone.

I just upgraded my PC to WIN 10 64-bit (yeah, a little too late 🤣) but everytime I power up my computer, the screen stuck in Asus Logo.

This is the sequence I have:

- First, it shows me the Asus logo screen where I can press F2 o DEL to open the BIOS.

- Then, it shows me only the Asus logo but without the loading circle that is supposed to appear. I wait like 10 min or so but nothing happens.

- Finally, I press the restart buttom from the case. The sequence start again but this time the Asus logo appears with the loading circle and WIN10 starts without issues.

After that, I can use my computer without any problems, crashes or blue screens. This issue didn't happen when I had WIN7.

Things I've tried:

• Set the boot priority to Windows Boot Manager
• Set UEFI boot mode
• Change Ram slots in my motherboard or unplugged some of them when starting up.
• Set Post Delay Time to 1 second

If you guys have any clue on what I'm supposed to do or fix, it would be very helpful.
Thank you!

My hardware (yeah, it's an old one 😀)

• SSD WD 500GB
• ASUS M5a97 R 2.0
• 16 Gb Ram DDR 3 (2 Corsair Vengance 4GB + 1 Kingstom 8GB. I have tried starting up without the Kingstom Ram but it was the same)
• AMD FX 6200
• GTX 970 4GB
• Cooler Master 600W

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

try updating to the latest BIOS version available.

if you know for certain you are on the latest version;
try a BIOS reset. there may be some conflict in the settings that is causing it to hang during post sometimes.

if still no luck;
do a fresh install of the latest version of Windows 10.

 

[onespeedbiker]

Try shutting off fast startup. https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4189-turn-off-fast-startup-windows-10-a.html

 

[RichardPM07]

Try shutting off fast startup. https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4189-turn-off-fast-startup-windows-10-a.html

Hey! This one really worked! Many thanks!!

 

[onespeedbiker]

Great! Good you figured it out.

 

[RichardPM07]

Great! Good you figured it out.

Thank you!