By the sound of this, it seems it might be an issue with the Hard Drive. There's one test that I would like to run. It's called a Pre-Boot System Assessment. In order to access this, we would have to restart the computer and Tap the F12 key continuously. There should be an option in the Boot Manager that says: Diagnostics, or Enter ePSA. Follow that option and the computer will start doing a test through all your hardware components. If something is truly wrong with the hardware, it will find it. Otherwise, It might just be a cabling issue.
So i did the ePSA test as well as the thorough test and everything passed including the hard drive. So i go to re-boot my pc and i encounter the same problem as before, i turn it off/on again till it works but this time it goes to this repair thing( not the normal one where it gives you an option to do it or not) this happened after the windows log in thing without any options. It does the repair and i log in into windows normally. The thing that makes me thing this is not a cable issue but a hardware is that whenever i turn on my pc for the first time after turning it off normally is that it would turn on for about 5 secs with a black screen then turn off suddenly and then after about 3 secs it turns on again by itself to a black screen. I am about to go buy a new cable to connect to my monitor and see if that is the issue.
Have you tried updating the Bios? I had a similar issue before a Windows 8 update corrupted my OS. I updated the Bios as I wanted ACHI for my SSD and then reinstalled Windows in secure boot mode, boots first time every time now ( touch wood! ).
Now that you mentioned it i do remember doing a windows update before this issue started i usually have automatic windows update off so i dont usually have them. I will definitely try and update my bios thank you.
Alienware-Joe
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October 15th, 2014 09:00
By the sound of this, it seems it might be an issue with the Hard Drive.
There's one test that I would like to run. It's called a Pre-Boot System Assessment.
In order to access this, we would have to restart the computer and Tap the F12 key continuously.
There should be an option in the Boot Manager that says: Diagnostics, or Enter ePSA.
Follow that option and the computer will start doing a test through all your hardware components.
If something is truly wrong with the hardware, it will find it.
Otherwise, It might just be a cabling issue.
excuter96
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October 16th, 2014 08:00
So i did the ePSA test as well as the thorough test and everything passed including the hard drive. So i go to re-boot my pc and i encounter the same problem as before, i turn it off/on again till it works but this time it goes to this repair thing( not the normal one where it gives you an option to do it or not) this happened after the windows log in thing without any options. It does the repair and i log in into windows normally. The thing that makes me thing this is not a cable issue but a hardware is that whenever i turn on my pc for the first time after turning it off normally is that it would turn on for about 5 secs with a black screen then turn off suddenly and then after about 3 secs it turns on again by itself to a black screen. I am about to go buy a new cable to connect to my monitor and see if that is the issue.
mf9
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October 16th, 2014 10:00
excuter96
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October 16th, 2014 11:00
Now that you mentioned it i do remember doing a windows update before this issue started i usually have automatic windows update off so i dont usually have them. I will definitely try and update my bios thank you.