Windows failed fast start up with error status 0xC00000D4

xxx123 · 15 Oct 2018

Hello. In 5.10.2018 i uninstalled graphic card drivers . Then i made a clean pc shutdown by windows 10 shutdown click.
And it closed pc perfectly.
Then of course i unplug gpu from slot.

But today i boot pc with new GPU ,today is 15.10.2018 and event log reported this:

Kernel-29:
Windows failed fast start up with error status 0xC00000D4

also:
Kernel:41 Power.

Screens:

Also system just not reported in event log when going to shutdown ( in windows 10 default its hibernation of course ). But like power cut simple.

Its 05.10.2018

Kernel boot: last shutdown : TRUE:TRUE which its not FALSE ,weird.

I tried to replicate issue by shutting down and booting again but its fine . Pc was off few days. On some forum somebody said:"The only common thread I see (and it may be misleading) is that theerror messages occur when power has been off for some time."

And problem is with ram stick too. So its ram problem or not and no worry? Thanks

Never had any problems with pc,pc never shutting down itself.

PC:
8700K 4.7ghz
16GB DDR4 GSKILL 3000
2 hdd, 1 sdd
Asus Z370 Pro Gaming
2080 ti Rtx Gigabyte OC
Corsair 750 Rmi

axe0 · 15 Oct 2018

Hi xxx123,

With SSDs it's not recommended to use fast startup, because it doesn't speed up things and thus isn't useful. I suggest to just disable it.

xxx123 · 15 Oct 2018

Yeah but UEFI settings are still default :) I dont change anything in fast startup. So? Like i said:"I tried to replicate issue by shutting down and booting again but its fine, i mean it dont report this in events logs.

axe0 · 15 Oct 2018

I'm a little confused now, how exactly are the UEFI settings involved in this?

xxx123 · 15 Oct 2018

I mean its showed in event logs after i turn on pc after few days being off. :) I dont know. I tried to replicate issue but everything working fine again i mean logs dont show this event about not properly shuted down system.

axe0 · 15 Oct 2018

Just turn off fast startup and ignore it. Until now fast startup has never been very reliable, fast startup errors cannot be easily reproduced, most often it can't at all and the errors just occur.

Ztruker · 15 Oct 2018

I suggest not trying to over think this. Just disable Fast Startup and forget about it.

xxx123 · 15 Oct 2018

Oks :) Maybe it was because today 15.10.2018 i plugged new router ( internet was off without mac activated on internet provied ) and new gpu. But anyway thx i ignore it its fine. Scores of new gpu are fine. :)

So ...

1.new router
2.new gpu

Its thinking maybe but thx all fine.

xxx123 · 15 Oct 2018

ok last question. So why Windows 10 dont register in this day 5.10.2018 closing ,going to shutdown ( hibernate ). This is just cut power or something. Look,nothing:

But weirdly enough ,today booted and showed : LAST SHUTDOWN TRUE, NOT FALSE. And KERNEL 41 .

Anyway no worries? : )

axe0 · 15 Oct 2018

With fast startup a pc doesn't actually shut down. Since fast startup hasn't been very reliable, all kinds of issues have occured, so it's very possible that somehow your pc did actually shut down but not in an orderly fashion.