Acpi bios error

Hello everyone,

My pc worked fine for a solid year. Yesterday when I put my pc into sleepmode it gave a BSOD when it woke. It only said ‘ACPI bios error’. Since then every time I start the computer my mouse and keyboard wont work even though the hubs are getting electricity (plugged my phone and it charged).

A note: windows isnt frozen cause when I olug my net cable, the network icon in the login screen changes.

A second note: there where no hardware changes and mouse - keyboard does work in bios. It seems the keyboard lights go out after windows loading went on for a second try

I tried the following:
-Memory bood mode normal
-Power management enabled
-a bunch ofnother random bios features that didnt sound dangerous like changing voktages or speeds
-Did a cmos reset, did a cmos reset without ram installed
-tried windows install usb but my mouse and keyboard arnt funtioning in the setup either
-Installed a different harddrive with windows, no mouse keyboard detection as well

Specs:
-Gigabyte z370p D3 motherboard
-Intel i3 8100
-Toshiba something something harddisk
-Ballistix D4 8GB 2400-16 gb
-sharkoon 600watt psu
-amd radeon 6970HD (ironic no haha, still saving up for a new gpu hah)
-Windows 10

A friend of mine says windows want to use a different power state managment then the bios wants. So they collide and give the bsod

I really hope some one can help me!

Thanks in advance,

I understand, bur as I explained: I cannot get anywhere past the start-up.

I already flashed my bios at the beginning, version F1, so I doubt it could help (if there is a newer version). That aside, uodating bios while the PSU might be faulty is a huge risk or are you sure its not the PSU?

Haha I understand its ok! The morherboard has no integrated graphics. I could try a different if that might narrow it down. I already tried the onestick.

A friend of mine works as electronica builder so I could ask him to check it out. Will do that in the meanwhile.

And yes I tried every usb port

Oh my, already 11 updates? If the psu is secured I will deffinetely try it

Caledon Ken said:

Please also ensure Fast Boot is off in your BIOS.

Just checkex, its off!