Pc doesn't boot sometimes

[Cuzsimple]

Hello,

so my PC started to have an issue when I tried to turn it on,
It doesn't boot at all and gives me an error on the motherboard ( I checked the manual and apparently it's a CPU issue), so I have to force shut it down by holding the power button and turning it back on again for it to boot. it does this most times but not always, it does sometimes boot on the first time.
I think it started to do that after I tried to turn WOL on.
I've since turned WOL back off from the network adapter settings, I've reset the bios to default settings and even updated it but no help,
so I'm not sure if it's a problem with bios settings or because I updated the network drivers. or maybe because I'm running Windows 11 insider and it downloaded some buggy update. Or maybe some settings i forgot to set back after i've tried WOL like (secure or fast boot) even though i tried to reset all of those settings back to default, Any help would be appreciated.

Specs:
i5-9400F
Msi H310i pro
Zotac RTX 3060 Ti
Windows 11 insider (Dev mode)

 

 

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[robotxbot]

3 minutes ago, Cuzsimple said:

Hello,

so my PC started to have an issue when I tried to turn it on,
It doesn't boot at all and gives me an error on the motherboard ( I checked the manual and apparently it's a CPU issue), so I have to force shut it down by holding the power button and turning it back on again for it to boot. it does this most times but not always, it does sometimes boot on the first time.
I think it started to do that after I tried to turn WOL on.
I've since turned WOL back off from the network adapter settings, I've reset the bios to default settings and even updated it but no help,
so I'm not sure if it's a problem with bios settings or because I updated the network drivers. or maybe because I'm running Windows 11 insider and it downloaded some buggy update. Or maybe some settings i forgot to set back after i've tried WOL like (secure or fast boot) even though i tried to reset all of those settings back to default, Any help would be appreciated.

Specs:
i5-9400F
Msi H310i pro
Zotac RTX 3060 Ti
Windows 11 insider (Dev mode)

 

 

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I don't have a good solution for you but as a last case scenerio i would just reinstall windows, but don't do it unless you made sure that nothing else will work

[Cuzsimple]

2 minutes ago, robotxbot said:

I don't have a good solution for you but as a last case scenerio i would just reinstall windows, but don't do it unless you made sure that nothing else will work

I'm trying to mentally prepare for that even backed up some of the important stuff, but i really hope i can somehow fix it before needing to do that. Anyways thanks for your reply.

[AI_Must_Di3]

Well, windows 11 has a lot of issues to start with. It could be a bad automatic update that went on or one that doesnt agree with your pc setup and is interfering. Did you look in the event viewer for critical issues listed? Did you check device manager for any yellow exclamation marks? Dont use fast boot, it just makes things worse in the end. Is your mobo and cpu able to manually change voltages for cpu and ram? Is the build list at the bottom of your post up to date and the correct build you are talking about?

[Cuzsimple]

17 minutes ago, AI_Must_Di3 said:

Well, windows 11 has a lot of issues to start with. It could be a bad automatic update that went on or one that doesnt agree with your pc setup and is interfering. Did you look in the event viewer for critical issues listed? Did you check device manager for any yellow exclamation marks? Dont use fast boot, it just makes things worse in the end. Is your mobo and cpu able to manually change voltages for cpu and ram? Is the build list at the bottom of your post up to date and the correct build you are talking about?

I'm aware of the issues for W11, I was a bit curious when i updated and i'm using the insider program for AC: Valhalla because somehow it needed a missing feature that wasn't present in the stable version. As for the event viewer never checked before since i'm not too familiar with it, it has some critical error showing about the system rebooting without cleanly shutting down first when i always shut down my pc normally. All drivers are working normally. As for fast boot i'm not sure if i turned on in the first place but if i did i surely reset it or maybe my Mobo doesn't support it because the option isn't in my power options. I don't think i can change the voltage of my cpu because i have a locked 9400F and h310 chipset. And finally yes, the specs are correct in the post (not the signature) and the system information text file is attached in the OP. (also attached the event files in this reply if you can make any sense of it, btw the pc booted normally today, i think it last happened two days ago but i'm not too sure)

546636901_eventfile.evtx

[AI_Must_Di3]

You either have a lot of HDD/SSD's or a bunch of partitions on one drive, right? It says drive g has file system corruptions so that one needs attention. That may be alot of your issues. The kernal power error could be a couple things but if you cant mess with your cpu voltage in the bios then either it wasnt sensing the correct voltage to utilize or the psu may have had a issue. Hard to say but it coincided with the unexpected shutdowns so that may be all it is. I saw the errors for the AC game with it not authenticating with windows and erroring out etc... so you know what those are. The missing feature im not sure what that is, youll have to dig that on your own.