Strange Boot Up


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    Ten
       #1

    Strange Boot Up


    So I have 2 Win10 systems that I just built and installed. I believe all my settings are the same, I mean I went down the list one by one. Both systems have the same mobo, same CPU, just all the same.

    Not a critical issue, but something I notice and just not sure. When I boot one system I see the Windows flag with the spinning balls. Then I see my name for like 2 seconds and then the desktop

    My other system I see the same thing except the name, it never shows up. The screen is just black for 2 seconds then desktop.

    Is there some setting I missing in the profile of my 2nd system that is doing this? I did check the UEFI's on both and they match, setting for setting.

    Again, not critical but when I see something strange you just never know if it leads to a bigger issue; hence why I came here just to make sure.

    Both systems are Win 10 Pro 64-bit
    Sammy 950 Pro
    Asus Hero VIII
    GTX 980 Ti
    8GB Memory

    Thanks
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  2. Posts : 16,325
    W10Prox64
       #2

    I've solved a lot of really strange issues by disabling Fast Startup, and giving the systems a few real shutdowns (not restarts). You might give it a try.
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    Thread Starter
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    Thanks simrick, I'll try this. What I did try was also to give the system a password. So the same thing, 2-3 second pause right before the ocean scene. Then click and enter password so something is still going on with that pause. Took off the password and same results. Oh well, system runs fine anyways. Image done moving on.

    Thanks for the reply
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    W10Prox64
       #4

    Strange, yes. I know when you use an MS account, each device will take some time to "pull in" the settings for your account, so they are the same across devices. But it sounds like you are using local accounts, so that wouldn't be it. Have you checked startup items to see if there is any difference?
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  5. Posts : 125
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    Thread Starter
       #5

    Yes simrick, local accounts.

    I did compare the start ups on both machines and that's different. I'll state this;
    Computer A - shows no persons profile name, screen is blank for about 2-3 seconds then desktop
    Computer B - shows the persons profile name for 2-3 seconds then desktop

    Computer A is Normal startup and computer B is on Selective startup with all three sub options checked. I did try to set computer A to selective, but no difference. However when I went to check to revert the settings it was already on "Normal startup"

    Should that do that?

    Again, thanks for the help simrick
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    Windows 10 Pro 64bit v1803 build 17133.73
       #6

    Air Power, You might want to look at this. User Account - Delete in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

    Be careful there, don't delete the wrong account.
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    W10Prox64
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    AirPower4ever said:
    Yes simrick, local accounts.

    I did compare the start ups on both machines and that's different. I'll state this;
    Computer A - shows no persons profile name, screen is blank for about 2-3 seconds then desktop
    Computer B - shows the persons profile name for 2-3 seconds then desktop
    And they are both administrative accounts, right? and neither of them have a password, right? Any other accounts on either machine?

    You could try adding a password to each account, rebooting, then removing the passwords, and rebooting again. (All the while, fast startup is turned off.) Another thing to try would be to create a new administrative account on each, then delete the original account on each.

    AirPower4ever said:
    Computer A is Normal startup and computer B is on Selective startup with all three sub options checked. I did try to set computer A to selective, but no difference. However when I went to check to revert the settings it was already on "Normal startup"

    Should that do that?

    Again, thanks for the help simrick
    No, it shouldn't, unless you missed pressing the APPLY button.

    Strange Boot Up-msconfig-startup.png

    But this difference alone could be what you're seeing. They'd need to be identical in order to rule this out.

    You could try a clean boot, to see if they behave the same in that scenario. Then try enabling things one by one, to determine where the difference might be.

    Also might try sfc /scannow, just to see if one of the systems might need some fixing. I realize this is a new/clean install, but you never know....
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  8. Posts : 125
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    Thread Starter
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    simrick, almost forgot about sfc. Late here, but will pick this up tomorrow. I'll try the various ways list here and get back to everyone

    Thanks
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  9. Posts : 16,325
    W10Prox64
       #9

    AirPower4ever said:
    simrick, almost forgot about sfc. Late here, but will pick this up tomorrow. I'll try the various ways list here and get back to everyone

    Thanks
    No problem! Take your time.
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