Pc won't boot unless I clear CMOS

[sperkowsky]

So basically my pc won't boot up into the operating system unless I clear CMOS before I boot.

It goes straight to a windows 8 screen that says your pc needs to be repaired if I don't clear CMOS before hand.

If I clear CMOS it boots perfectly

Why is this happening?

[nanowatt]

Go to bios and use default settings

[sperkowsky]

Go to bios and use default settings

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[nanowatt]

i Am

This is strange.As i recommend to many people run a diagnostic startup go to msconfig and select diagnostic restart the os if is going to reboot then you have a software problem if not then the problem is somewhere else.

[sperkowsky]

This is strange.As i recommend to many people run a diagnostic startup go to msconfig and select diagnostic restart the os if is going to reboot then you have a software problem if not then the problem is somewhere else.

could it possibly be a motherboard issue I am going to upgrade it soon but wasn't expecting it this soon

[nanowatt]

could it possibly be a motherboard issue I am going to upgrade it soon but wasn't expecting it this soon

The main purpose of a bios is to load up the default hardware and give them a purpose/something to do it also may be a hard disk issue because that is the one loading the os.That only if what you say is correct and it requires a repair

[sperkowsky]

The main purpose of a bios is to load up the default hardware and give them a purpose/something to do it also may be a hard disk issue because that is the one loading the os.That only if what you say is correct and it requires a repair

hmm it's an ssd

[nanowatt]

hmm it's an ssd

Even worst.Try first what i said go to ms config select diagnostic startup and restart the os if it doesn't suck at the booting screen then the problem is related to a software you have

[sperkowsky]

Hmm for some reason my drive isn't in aschi or whatever it's called mode

[sperkowsky]

Samsung magician says the drive is in good health

[nanowatt]

Hmm for some reason my drive isn't in aschi or whatever it's called mode

If the mode were wrong it won't let you boot in the first place.Did it work?Did the boot kept going after you select diagnostic startup?