KickinGravy

Yes my bios is UEFI, yes all my drives are working as intended, just that windows keeps not booting to my ssd with windows

Yes I have done that, but the issue keeps happening. Also the ssd's in my system aren't showing up in the load order section of the bios, have to manually select the drive with windows on it to boot into windows.

So after a windows update a month ago my computer has been having an issue of not booting directly into windows like normal and I have to manually select the drive to boot in the bios. I have uploaded a picture of the screen of what it looks like when I try to boot my computer. I am at a loss as to how to fix it properly. Also my ssd's are showing up in the boot priority section, not sure that's related or not. Have to manually pick the drive with windows on it in the drop down menu in the bios.

I suppose. Right now I have a strong suspicion that my motherboard is the culprit. Luckily it is still under warranty. So I am going to try rmaing next

Another update : Clearing CMOS had no effect. Still won't boot

Update: My keyboard leds are powered on when I flip on my psu power switch but it still won't boot.

No the fans don't turn on. Also haven't pluged in any peripherals yet. Will try this next.

I don't see any scorn marks on my motherboard and it is receiving power because the leds are powered on on it as well.

Yeah unfortunately I don't have spare components to do that.

Well luckily that didn't happen. Just won't power on.

Yeah I know that, but I didn't think it was serious. Well I know it was now. Also not possible to try it in different system, this one is the only one that have. But it came with a power supply tester. Used it and it works.

So last month around the end of November my pc restarted in the middle of me using it. It took me to the bios and told me that it detected a problem with my power supply, I exited the bios and went into windows but shortly after my pc shuts off and I am not able to turn it back on. So I contacted my power supply manufacturer EVGA and requested an RMA, fast forward to yesterday and I finally get it and install it. But no luck, won't restart. My motherboard is receiving power because I can see the leds powerd up but my pc won't boot. My specs are Motherboard: ASUS X-99a CPU: i7 5820k Cooler: Cooler Master Nepton 240m Ram: Crucial Ballistix Sport DDRM 4 2400mhz Power Supply: EVGA Super Nova G2 850 watt GPU: EVGA 980ti SC

Well lets hope in any case, we shall see in time.

I think this will only apply to OneDrive, not necessarily the whole OS (fingers crossed)

Not for much longer, newer games and programs are slowing starting to become Windows 10 exclusive