hibernation and fast boot setup

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  1. Titan
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    I'm having an issue where I'll turn on my computer, and halfway into post it shuts back down. After turning on again it completes boot to desktop. It does this every other time I turn it on.

    It's this related to fast boot in bios or startup in Windows?
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  3. OldMike65
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    Titan said:
    I'm having an issue where I'll turn on my computer, and halfway into post it shuts back down. After turning on again it completes boot to desktop. It does this every other time I turn it on.

    It's this related to fast boot in bios or startup in Windows?
    If you have it on in your windows, try turning it off their. Not in your bios. See if it solves you startup issue.
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