Windows 10 won't boot properly on cold start-up.

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  1. Posts : 34
    Windows 10 Home Premium 64-bit
       #1

    Windows 10 won't boot properly on cold start-up.


    Whenever I shut down my computer, I always have this problem. The Windows 10 insignia and the loading circle beneath will appear, then the screen will fade to black, and then my monitor says it can't detect my computer. I then have to unplug my computer from the outlet because I can't shut it down by pressing the power button. When I start it up again afterwards, it will start perfectly fine. And whenever I try to change the boot configurations, it automatically resets itself to the previous version.

    Please help and thank you in advance.
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  2. Posts : 550
    10 pro 64
       #2

    Maybe your motherboard battery is dead CMOS needs to be replace if your bios doesn't stay where you settled
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  3. Posts : 34
    Windows 10 Home Premium 64-bit
    Thread Starter
       #3

    sn00ker said:
    Maybe your motherboard battery is dead CMOS needs to be replace if your bios doesn't stay where you settled
    So I need a new mobo?
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  4. Posts : 34
    Windows 10 Home Premium 64-bit
    Thread Starter
       #4

    sn00ker said:
    Maybe your motherboard battery is dead CMOS needs to be replace if your bios doesn't stay where you settled
    And if I do does that mean I will lose my free Windows 10 upgrade?
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  5. Posts : 419
    Win 7 Pro/32, Win 10 Pro/64/32
       #5

    What didn't you understand????
    Change the little cmos battery! About $3 at most stores that sell batteries.

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  6. Posts : 34
    Windows 10 Home Premium 64-bit
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       #6

    TechnoMage said:
    What didn't you understand????
    Change the little cmos battery! About $3 at most stores that sell batteries.

    Alright. Gotcha. Thanks
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  7. You
    Posts : 613
    Windows 10 Enterprise x64 (build 10586)
       #7

    Before you buy a new CMOS battery, change a setting in the BIOS, turn off your computer, turn it back on, then see if the setting saved. If it didn't, your battery is dead.

    Are you sure that the CMOS battery is the problem? A dead CMOS battery just means that your BIOS settings reset to their defaults every startup.
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  8. Posts : 34
    Windows 10 Home Premium 64-bit
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       #8

    You said:
    Before you buy a new CMOS battery, change a setting in the BIOS, turn off your computer, turn it back on, then see if the setting saved. If it didn't, your battery is dead.

    Are you sure that the CMOS battery is the problem? A dead CMOS battery just means that your BIOS settings reset to their defaults every startup.
    I think it was dead on arrival because I could never change my BIOS before.
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  9. Posts : 550
    10 pro 64
       #9

    AMDISBETTER said:
    I think it was dead on arrival because I could never change my BIOS before.
    From your OP it made me think it was your cmos battery but what "You" just mention to you . I say give it a try and you will know for sure
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  10. Posts : 34
    Windows 10 Home Premium 64-bit
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       #10

    sn00ker said:
    Maybe your motherboard battery is dead CMOS needs to be replace if your bios doesn't stay where you settled
    I bought a new battery and installed it. Did the exact same thing as before.
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