Windows Boot Issue

[jamie.k.hofer]

So I have had my PC for a few weeks now and when I first installed windows it worked fine, and know every few times I turn it on it gets stuck on the screen right before the windows logo (Win 8.1). I think this may have something to do with me having this weird partitioned drive. When I am in the UEFI I see two boot option, the first is just my SSD, and the second says "Windows Boot Manager" and then in parenthesis the SSD. What should I do?

[Lingrah]

-SNIP-

Try to boot in safe moe

[Altecice]

Windows Boot Manager is what you want.

[jamie.k.hofer]

Windows Boot Manager is what you want.

I used to use that to boot but after a while it would just freeze on the page where Asus has their logo where the Windows logo would be (after option to enter BIOS). :\

[Altecice]

I used to use that to boot but after a while it would just freeze on the page where Asus has their logo where the Windows logo would be (after option to enter BIOS). :\

 

Check your SATA settings. Have you changed it from IDE>AHCI or the other way around?

[jamie.k.hofer]

Check your SATA settings. Have you changed it from IDE>AHCI or the other way around?

I haven't touched them since installation.

[vembutech]

Hi,

 

Troubleshooting start-up problems can be difficult because every PC is set up differently. Drivers, conflicts with other programs, malware, and memory can all cause startup problems. Startup repair can detect and fix problems that prevent your PC from starting.

 

Try this:

Startup repair should automatically start on its own and try to fix the problem. If Startup Repair doesn’t start on its own, here’s how to open the System Recovery Options menu:

a. Remove all floppy disks, CDs, and DVDs from your computer; swipe from the right or press the Windows + C keys to open the Charms bar. In the search box type advanced options and select change advanced startup options. Select restart now from the under advanced startup.

 

b. Do one of the following:

 

- If your computer has a single operating system, Chose an option will appear.

- If your computer has more than one operation system, use the arrow keys to highlight the operating system you want to repair, and then Chose an option will appear.

 

c. On choose an option screen, tap or click on Troubleshoot, Advanced options, and then Startup Repair.

 

d. Follow the on-screen instructions.

 

Hope this helps.