- Sep 15, 2015
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Hello!
Recently got myself a new PC, but I've been experiencing some weird issues.
First one happens while turning on my PC. For some reason my PC skips the entire loading process if the PC has been turned off for a while (couple hours). I see a short MSI splashscreen (the moment you can press delete to enter BIOS), and when it should load Windows with the swirly dots, it just skips it. Goes straight to the Windows log-in screen. At first glance Windows works fine, but then when you log in it lags like crazy. Mouse input lags all over the place, animations lag, audio is near inaudible due to lag, etc. It's unusuable and it doesn't get any better. I have to reboot my PC to fix it, which also doesn't work properly. If I try to restart, it gets stuck at the restart screen and never actually restarts. If I try to shut it down, it briefly goes to the shutting down screen and then the screen goes black, like it just shut down. Except the PC is still on and it never actually shuts down. In both cases I have to hold the power button to get my PC to turn off. When I turn it back on, everything loads properly and my PC acts like nothing ever happened. Second start up ALWAYS works fine.
Second issue may or may not be related to the first one. This is after a second start up. I get random lag spikes while using my PC, even when the PC is under low load. Happens when playing games, happens when watching a video, happens when I do nothing. It's super random and the lag spikes only lasts half a second to 2 seconds. Generally happens every 30 minutes or so. Lag affects both display and audio.
Details:
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X Processor
MSI B450 Gaming Plus Max Motherboard
MSI RTX 2070 Super Ventus OC Graphics Card
Corsair vengeance LPX (2 x 8 Gb) RAM
Seasonic Core Gold GM (650 W) Power Supply
Kingston A2000 (1 Tb) SSD
Windows 10 64-bit, build 19041.329
All updates and drivers are up-to-date as far as I know
I checked the boot sequence and everything should be in the right order (not that there are many options here).
I'm not overclocking anything.
So my main question is: how do I make Windows 10 load correctly on the first start up? Help with the lag spikes would also be appreciated but I'd like to fix the boot up issue first.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
- Jelle
Recently got myself a new PC, but I've been experiencing some weird issues.
First one happens while turning on my PC. For some reason my PC skips the entire loading process if the PC has been turned off for a while (couple hours). I see a short MSI splashscreen (the moment you can press delete to enter BIOS), and when it should load Windows with the swirly dots, it just skips it. Goes straight to the Windows log-in screen. At first glance Windows works fine, but then when you log in it lags like crazy. Mouse input lags all over the place, animations lag, audio is near inaudible due to lag, etc. It's unusuable and it doesn't get any better. I have to reboot my PC to fix it, which also doesn't work properly. If I try to restart, it gets stuck at the restart screen and never actually restarts. If I try to shut it down, it briefly goes to the shutting down screen and then the screen goes black, like it just shut down. Except the PC is still on and it never actually shuts down. In both cases I have to hold the power button to get my PC to turn off. When I turn it back on, everything loads properly and my PC acts like nothing ever happened. Second start up ALWAYS works fine.
Second issue may or may not be related to the first one. This is after a second start up. I get random lag spikes while using my PC, even when the PC is under low load. Happens when playing games, happens when watching a video, happens when I do nothing. It's super random and the lag spikes only lasts half a second to 2 seconds. Generally happens every 30 minutes or so. Lag affects both display and audio.
Details:
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X Processor
MSI B450 Gaming Plus Max Motherboard
MSI RTX 2070 Super Ventus OC Graphics Card
Corsair vengeance LPX (2 x 8 Gb) RAM
Seasonic Core Gold GM (650 W) Power Supply
Kingston A2000 (1 Tb) SSD
Windows 10 64-bit, build 19041.329
All updates and drivers are up-to-date as far as I know
I checked the boot sequence and everything should be in the right order (not that there are many options here).
I'm not overclocking anything.
So my main question is: how do I make Windows 10 load correctly on the first start up? Help with the lag spikes would also be appreciated but I'd like to fix the boot up issue first.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
- Jelle
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