Desktop hangs without BSOD

trenzterra

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Hi there,

For the past two mornings, when I start up my computer, it loads to Windows just fine, and then it hangs. There is no BSOD or anything. When I do a hard reset, the computer ends up in a boot loop (i.e. fans run for 3 seconds then stop, run for 3 seconds then stop). I have to off and on the mains and everything starts as per normal.

What could be wrong? My rig specs are on the right, except I have added a new SSD (Evo 850 500GB) last Sunday.

Nothing is logged in the event viewer.
 

jtjt00

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Disconnect all drives except the OS drive and see if hang?
If no issue, slowly connect back the drive one by one to test out.
 

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It happens to me too after updating Windows 10 64-bit Pro, I press Crtl+Alt+Del keys and restart my PC and it started to boot back normally.
 

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Your OS is on the new SSD ? If yes and you still have the old drive with OS, try boot from your old drive. If the freezing goes away, then SSD is the culprit.
 

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check and confirm your sata connection is set to AHCI. Sometimes replacing SSD will cause the bios to default the sata connection to IDE mode. Not sure why.:o
 

trenzterra

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Thanks all. The problem is rather random so not sure what is the issue. So far I've remounted the USB 3 front header (it was abit loose) and installed the latest version of Intel RST. Let's see if it happens again tomorrow morning...
 
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