Monitor going to sleep mode after Windows Boot Screen logo

siian_

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Hi all,

My Rig --->
is experiencing such issue quite often. I’ve to restart lots of time to get it to boot into desktop normally when it occurs.

Any idea what could be the possible issue & how to resolve it :(??
 

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I believe it's gotta be a hardware issue. Either your monitor or graphics card.
 

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Does your pc boot up into windows before going to sleep or after the POST?

Are you able to boot into safe mode. If can, do a disk check and hopefully, it can clear your problem.
 

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Hi all,

My Rig --->
is experiencing such issue quite often. I’ve to restart lots of time to get it to boot into desktop normally when it occurs.

Any idea what could be the possible issue & how to resolve it :(??


Mostly is ur graphics card problem. u got spare card to do troubleshooting?
 

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Same issue again right after windows 7 auto update yesterday night. Now can't even boot with moniter. Experts , please help! I don't have a spare card for troubleshooting.
 

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jus curios, anything happen if u press winkey+P after black screen at desktop? eg. try tap/let go winkey+P a few times.
 

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try going into safemode. spam f8 before the windows logo. If windows logo shown then you need to restart and try again.

go into safe mode(no network)

if you get into there without your screen turning black. Then just uninstall your graphics drivers from there and reboot. Depending on your problem, This should 'fix' it.
Then install the latest drivers from NVidia.
 

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Safe Mode

If after windows logo, then are you able to go to windows safe mode?
If yes, maybe can undo the latest windows update?
 

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Any idea what could be the possible issue & how to resolve it :(??

yr gfx card overheatin or 1/2 uplorry lioa
as mentioned b4
since u got nothin to loss
sprayed WD40 into the graphic card and the teeths...
leaved it for a couple of hours in the open air envoiroment
than used a copperwire brush(buy from hardware diy shops)
rubbed every parts of the gfx card hard
placed back..if its worked(most probadly for the next few months)
u r done
part II
me most TRADE secrets
place a 4" fan beside the gfx blowin IN to help cool the GPU used cable tie
voila
 

siian_

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@hslot123
I tried that but nothing happen..

@fleas1
I used to do that when I can see the BIOS screen. Now totally gone. Can't even see anything.

@sonic00
Yea that's what I did previously uninstall graphic driver and install again. But can't this time.

@havetobuy
Thanks for the advise. Seems a bit risky to me thou. I'm so good at spoiling things all the time due to my itchy hands.

Thanks all Bros for your help. I digged out the receipt and called ban Leong, actually there's still warrenty. Sending back for RMA this afternoon.
 

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If you have a laptop, do try to connect to the monitor, duplicate the screen and see if there is anything displayed.
 

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Sounds like GPU issue. That time when I had m15x laptop, when my GPU was on the brink of death it was acting like that also.
 

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Back from service centre.
The card worked fine on their set up.

Was simply adviced "your system need diagnostic, get a spare card and try again"
So much help indeed.

Yup it started off with driver crash, display hangs on desktop then slowly to moniter gg to sleep mode after windows preparing desktop and soon became sleep mode on boot. Can't even see the cmos screen anymore.

I'm quite sure is not the monitor issue as I tested my rig on a dell monitor. Same issue.

Guess only was is to get a cheap spare card to reinstall the driver and pray hard.
 

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Yup it started off with driver crash, display hangs on desktop then slowly to moniter gg to sleep mode after windows preparing desktop and soon became sleep mode on boot. Can't even see the cmos screen anymore.

well ya. i have the same problem as you now after a two days of constant crashing. The problem is once i pressed my BIOS key it will just freeze. hopefully you don't have such a problem :s13:

edit: i am fatburd. using bro's acct
 
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take out ram, clean golden contact area with eraser
clear cmos

Yea I figured out it's the ram issue. Hardware settled, now software's issue. Graphic driver keeps crashing.

Any suggestion for stable nivdia driver for winfast 560ti oc ?
I've tried these versions but keeps crashing.
275.33
280.26
285.38
295.73
296.10
301.24
306.23
314.07
314.22
331.82 (latest)

Or is it time to get a new graphic card?
 
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