windows sleep and update error

Tekkie Boy said:

Right.

We fixed that with the set id command.

:)

I powered off my computer at the wall and when i came back it would not boot it give me a scare but i got it to work when i changed boot order priorities gigabyte bios to disable on the both drives why would this happen is the bios just not understanding where to boot from correctly.

tzfrantic said:

I powered off my computer at the wall and when i came back it would not boot it give me a scare but i got it to work when i changed boot order priorities gigabyte bios to disable on the both drives why would this happen is the bios just not understanding where to boot from correctly.

Check your BIOS time and date. If it's wrong, the BIOS backup battery is dead and needs to be replaced. You can confirm by setting the BIOS time correctly, then shutdown and unplug the AC as before. If boot order and time are wrong, bad battery.

time when off is the correct time so not that issue if i disable boot options 1 and 2 then the computer will boot with the list on second photo but if i put my windows ssd as boot option on the first option on the first picture it will not boot

@tzfrantic

Changing the Partition ID within Windows has nothing to do with booting problems after restarting the computer when it was disconnected from the power supply.

In that case my mind would be with Steve that something was reset in the bios.

Replace the Battery on your Motherboard.

What options do you have under "Boot Option Priorities" for: Boot Option #1?

Tekkie Boy said:

@tzfrantic

Changing the Partition ID within Windows has nothing to do with booting problems after restarting the computer when it was disconnected from the power supply.

In that case my mind would be with Steve that something was reset in the bios.

Replace the Battery on your Motherboard.

What options do you have under "Boot Option Priorities" for: Boot Option #1?

did not think that just wondering and the ssd that i windows is on but wont work unless i disable in boot option 1 in the first photo but battery seems ok anyway sure i can still boot to windows fine so not much a issue just wonder was it normal .

As already written, it is not normal if you reconnect the computer to the power supply and then the computer does not boot and you have to change settings in the BIOS to get the computer to boot again.
But it's not a Windows problem.

Even if the battery appears to be OK, just replace it.

It doesn't cost a lot either.

If you then have the problem again later, it could indicate a problem with the motherboard.

Tekkie Boy said:

As already written, it is not normal if you reconnect the computer to the power supply and then the computer does not boot and you have to change settings in the BIOS to get the computer to boot again.
But it's not a Windows problem.

Even if the battery appears to be OK, just replace it.

It doesn't cost a lot either.

If you then have the problem again later, it could indicate a problem with the motherboard.

Hi Replaced battery bios reset and was able to boot without changing any boot settings.

Okay.

As already written, watch the behavior whether it occurs again when you turn off the PC at the wall again.

Take care.

Tekkie Boy said:

Okay.

As already written, watch the behavior whether it occurs again when you turn off the PC at the wall again.

Take care.

i rarely do as computer does not use much electricity when i shutdown computer but will keep that in mind

Tekkie Boy said:

Okay.

As already written, watch the behavior whether it occurs again when you turn off the PC at the wall again.

Take care.

Got a scare today computer bsod and my ssd was not recognised i reconnected my ssd and reset the bios and worked again so nervous that it may be motherboard issue