@darkdragone  try disabling Fast Start as described in this guide.  When Fast Startup is enabled, choosing to shut down actually hibernates the Windows kernel.  It doesn't hibernate the entire session as occurs with "real" hibernation, but hibernating the kernel can be a problem if your hardware environment will be different in certain ways when the system starts back up.  If you disable Fast Startup, then the kernel will NOT be hibernated, so it will start from scratch when you power your system back on rather than trying to resume from a kernel that was hibernated while the AGA was still attached.

Thank you for the suggestion, unfortunately I had already had that disabled. I work in Desktop Support in my company and we had issues with that "feature" on our machine so I had disabled it on mine before even getting the GA. Mainly disabled it on mine because I had a pcie ssd as my boot drive so I didnt feel I needed that, especially since yes it can cause issues if the hardware changes between boots.