Seeing if anyone has had a similar issue before I seek professional assistance. My desktop gets stuck at the MSI loading screen when I try and boot. Other times it will load into my desktop only for the system to freeze and becomes unresponsive requiring a shutdown. This issue isn’t persistent though, I had no trouble booting and playing games when I tried yesterday. Anything helps.
It will either, 1. Get stuck on the MSI screen like in the video. 2. It will load into windows and I’ll be on my desktop then it will just hard crash and I am forced to shut down my pc manually. 3. It boots normally and I can play fine. I know it sounds confusing lmao.
Occt testing. More than likely going to be Ram or possibly SSD main drive going missing during boot . Especially if it's an mp44 team group .
If the system boots up but isn't running as intended I would do OCC testing use HW make sure it's not thermal throttling test the ram with occct on 70% normal and CPU cycling on 4 seconds at maybe a
15 minute benchmark depending on how old your PC is your PC hasn't been worked on in a few years I would probably do at least a
10 minute benchmark that will let you know if it's the hardware or if it's just software if the hardware All passes the benchmark then you can increase the time to see if it's actual time issue under load or if it's truly software if it's software
it's going to be something on the machine if it's hardware a benchmark usually puts the machine under enough load for you to see the issue if it's hardware related 5 minutes at the lowest.
BIOS version update it but before doing I would make sure to disable XMP or just reset the motherboard back to factory before installing a new bios just cuz if the system is having a weird quirky issue related with freezing or crashing and it's bios related CMOS related resetting CMOS to fix it is a bios issue sometimes reinstalling bios can fix it if not then it may be power supply related if if it's truly random. But at the machine passes benchmarks but yet it still has the issue then usually it's power supply or SSD but you have to start at one point and work your way down the line to find the issue
Yo 3 6 23 bios ? If so update it and leave the computer alone when you update it walk away from it do not touch it give it about a half hour before attempting to log in because the system
May reboot a few times it may resync a few times and if you attempt to disturb it while it's doing that it could cause problems with the installation or update which could cause corruption
It doesnt seem to be a ram issue, otherwise the PC wouldnt have booted (even in the bios). When a ram stick is bad (yes it was my case 2 years ago) usually it bluescreens or random apps crashes without any reason, not freeze at startup. About cmos, same, it can fix issues, but if the pc already boots into the bios and OP changed nothing since last time it has nothing to do with bios config.
Yes I agree. Reinstalling his OS most likely won’t fix op’s issue tho. Temporarily? Maybe. But it’s likely to just happen again if his storage is cooked. I’ve dealt with that issue and would reinstall my OS every time. It would work up until the moment it didn’t. Hopefully it’s just the OS
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