Poolboy

This seems to have fixed the issue! No idea how the BIOS got messed up, though, as I never mess with it.

As the title says, when I start my computer up from either sleep or complete shutdown, the screens stop receiving input from the GPU and the GPU's fans go into turbo-mode. I then have to hold the power button down and try starting it up again. It usually works after this, but sometimes I have to start it up a third time. Once it goes about a minute without the issue happening, the computer runs as normal. I have found solutions to variations of this issue, but nothing for the specific issue that is affecting me. For reference, my system has an Nvidia RTX 2070 Super, Intel i5 10600k, and a Gigabyte Z490 Gaming X AX motherboard. I have two monitors, one running at 120hz and one running at 60hz. What I have tried so far: Re-seating the GPU Updating the GPU's drivers Checking Window's update Dusting the GPU None of these have solved this issue. What I am pretty sure it is not: Heat. This issue does not happen while I am playing games or running Folding at Home. Power. The card is not drawing more than it should, and my 800w psu is overkill for my system. Any help would be appreciated.

As the title says, apps are not loading while I am connected to my home WiFi. They will load while connected to mobile data, and even my school's wifi, but not mine. Some apps that have issues with this are Twitter, LetGo, Youtube Vanced, and Kuroba. My web browser, Chrome, works fine. I can access Twitter through Chrome no problem. Images and icons load just fine there. I've seen this issue on the net in my yet fruitless search, but I haven't been able to fix my particular issue. I've tried resetting the gateway's factory settings, switching from 5G to 2G and then back again, installing Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 app, forgetting the network, changing the DNS, and even resetting the network settings on my phone. I'm tempted to go so far as factory resetting my phone. This is very frustrating. I'm using an ISP-provided router and gateway, which are Netgear from what I can tell. Speedtests show that I get the speed that I pay for, ~200Mbps. Is there anything that I can do to mitigate this? I have included a video to illustrate my point: https://streamable.com/gnkob