Hello,
I have 2 PCs, both running win 10 updated from 8.1. The desktop has an AMD processor and graphics card, the laptop has an intel i5 and nvidia card. Both have 8 gb ram. Since an update around 2 weeks ago both have a strange problem: fast booting does not work anymore. In details, if i shutdown the pc, it goes down normally, but as i press the power button, the pc goes on, boots, and ca 1/2 second after that it goes off again (ca 2-3 seconds after pressing the button, the windows logo does not even show up). If i press the power button again, both pcs do a full startup (like after reboot) and work perfectly fine. This issue obbligated me to disable fast booting, but the laptop got terribly slow...
Can anyone help getting back fast booting?
Try this:Hello,
I have 2 PCs, both running win 10 updated from 8.1. The desktop has an AMD processor and graphics card, the laptop has an intel i5 and nvidia card. Both have 8 gb ram. Since an update around 2 weeks ago both have a strange problem: fast booting does not work anymore. In details, if i shutdown the pc, it goes down normally, but as i press the power button, the pc goes on, boots, and ca 1/2 second after that it goes off again (ca 2-3 seconds after pressing the button, the windows logo does not even show up). If i press the power button again, both pcs do a full startup (like after reboot) and work perfectly fine. This issue obbligated me to disable fast booting, but the laptop got terribly slow...
Can anyone help getting back fast booting?
Launch Command Prompt (Admin)
Right click the Windows logo on the task bar
Select Command Prompt (Admin)
and yes to the UAC prompt
Press the Windows key on your keyboard
Type command
Right click the search result: Command Prompt
Select Run as administrator
and yes to the UAC prompt
Press the blue File menu on any open File Explorer
Hover over Command Prompt
or press the arrow to expand the selection
Select Open command prompt as administrator
This is a useful way to launch a batch or script file in a particular folder with elevated priviliges.
In the command prompt window, type:powercfg -h Off
Restart your machine
Launch Command prompt (admin) again and type:powercfg -h On
Restart your machine
That process deletes the hibernation file, clears any hibernation settings, and then reestablishes hibernation with new restart information.
I tried your steps on the laptop. I also tried to reinstall graphics drivers. The problem persists. I will try later on te pc
Also the pc is still failing....
