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"Won't resume after sleep"
Check that no external device is feeding back power to your motherboard! Some components may latch up and the BIOS may hang upon next boot attempt.
Things to check (I experienced both of them in the past): - DisplayPort cable Pin 20 DP_PWR must NOT be connected and fed through by the DP cable. Usually caused by cheap cables not adhering to the DP standard (or by a cable actually designed to power a DP converter etc.) - USB bus may feed a wrong, too high voltage back to the motherboard while the computer is in sleep or powered off. Usually caused by crappy chinese wall wart PSUs, feeding above 5.5V.
On every single BIOS I have tried with my 5900X, If I leave it sit and comeback the computer has restarted. The only thing I have set is turn off monitors.
This is what I'm seeing w/ my 3850XT , x570 Ultra w Bios F31 final... well, I'd say it is 50/50? Sometimes it resumes all day... then another day it won't and reboots...
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ErP now on. Maching just rebooted from idle (not even sleep I think). I just stepped away... within an hour, a clean reboot (no WHEA events, nothing, just a restart)
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SOLVED! Had the same issue and banged my head on it for a while. Further complicating it, I had two issues at once- an ssd going bad was making the sleep time pretty inconsistent. But anyway, that's ultimately unrelated. My symptoms were that after suspending, only some fans would come back on and I'd never get resumed correctly... and the RGB's were a bit inconsistent on the fans as well.
Well... I was using D-RGB from the mainboard. But ALSO powering the cases's RGB button controller (a Phanteks case) with a sata connector. Finally thinking it over, it occurred to me that these were mutually exclusive and should not both be plugged in at the same time! Yanking the case's RGB power cleared all this up for me instantly.
SOLVED! Had the same issue and banged my head on it for a while. Further complicating it, I had two issues at once- an ssd going bad was making the sleep time pretty inconsistent. But anyway, that's ultimately unrelated. My symptoms were that after suspending, only some fans would come back on and I'd never get resumed correctly... and the RGB's were a bit inconsistent on the fans as well.
Well... I was using D-RGB from the mainboard. But ALSO powering the cases's RGB button controller (a Phanteks case) with a sata connector. Finally thinking it over, it occurred to me that these were mutually exclusive and should not both be plugged in at the same time! Yanking the case's RGB power cleared all this up for me instantly.
Hope that helps someone out.
When I was reading this I was delighted thinking it must be the problem, since my case has a similar RGB setup. But unpluging the SATA connector, ARGB header and even the USB controller that controls the RGB panel for my case didn't work. My computer would still go into sleep with code 21, and wake up with code 21 with all the fans spinning and unable to power off via the power button except turning off the PSU.
I am lucky enough that I build 2 computers with almost the exact setup, this one with 5900X+TUF RTX3080, the other one with 5950X+EVGA RTX3090 FTW3 ULTRA. The other computer sleeps just fine, I have tried swapping components such as PSU, CPU, RAM, SDD and GPU, and it seems like which ever case contains the TUF RTX3080, would not wake up from sleep, so I am thinking it must be due to some problem between the motherboard and RTX3080. And guess what, my EVGA RTX3090 died so I replaced it with a TUF OC RTX3090, and here we go, the computer that could sleep and wake up fine, cannot wake up anymore, only debug code 21 and spinning fans.
It's either the interoperability between ASUS RTX3XXX and X570 Aorus Master, or some driver/BIOS issue with the GPU, that's causing the issue for me.
SOLVED! Had the same issue and banged my head on it for a while. Further complicating it, I had two issues at once- an ssd going bad was making the sleep time pretty inconsistent. But anyway, that's ultimately unrelated. My symptoms were that after suspending, only some fans would come back on and I'd never get resumed correctly... and the RGB's were a bit inconsistent on the fans as well.
Well... I was using D-RGB from the mainboard. But ALSO powering the cases's RGB button controller (a Phanteks case) with a sata connector. Finally thinking it over, it occurred to me that these were mutually exclusive and should not both be plugged in at the same time! Yanking the case's RGB power cleared all this up for me instantly.
Hope that helps someone out.
When I was reading this I was delighted thinking it must be the problem, since my case has a similar RGB setup. But unpluging the SATA connector, ARGB header and even the USB controller that controls the RGB panel for my case didn't work. My computer would still go into sleep with code 21, and wake up with code 21 with all the fans spinning and unable to power off via the power button except turning off the PSU.
I am lucky enough that I build 2 computers with almost the exact setup, this one with 5900X+TUF RTX3080, the other one with 5950X+EVGA RTX3090 FTW3 ULTRA. The other computer sleeps just fine, I have tried swapping components such as PSU, CPU, RAM, SDD and GPU, and it seems like which ever case contains the TUF RTX3080, would not wake up from sleep, so I am thinking it must be due to some problem between the motherboard and RTX3080. And guess what, my EVGA RTX3090 died so I replaced it with a TUF OC RTX3090, and here we go, the computer that could sleep and wake up fine, cannot wake up anymore, only debug code 21 and spinning fans.
It's either the interoperability between ASUS RTX3XXX and X570 Aorus Master, or some driver/BIOS issue with the GPU, that's causing the issue for me.
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Posted by jenosFeb 1, 2021 at 3:04am
SOLVED!
Had the same issue and banged my head on it for a while. Further complicating it, I had two issues at once- an ssd going bad was making the sleep time pretty inconsistent. But anyway, that's ultimately unrelated. My symptoms were that after suspending, only some fans would come back on and I'd never get resumed correctly... and the RGB's were a bit inconsistent on the fans as well.
Well... I was using D-RGB from the mainboard. But ALSO powering the cases's RGB button controller (a Phanteks case) with a sata connector. Finally thinking it over, it occurred to me that these were mutually exclusive and should not both be plugged in at the same time! Yanking the case's RGB power cleared all this up for me instantly.
Hope that helps someone out.
Success!
I'm running an O11XL It has an EK CPU water block and front distro that both have ARGB lights. The O11XL has a built in ARGB hub for controlling the front lighting. I had the EK components plugged into a splitter off the motherboard and the hub connected the bottom RGB header. I tried just removing the power running to the hub but that caused all lighting to shut off including items that weren't connected to the hub. Next I just unplugged the ARGB connector from the MB to the hub. I was still seeing some oddness and at that point I just completely uninstalled Auros Fusion 2.0 from the computer. After doing all of that I have yet to have a reboot after my monitors go to sleep. I'll keep monitoring and see if I have reboot issues as they were someone random anyhow but so far so good
Update: I'm still seeing reboots after the monitors shut off. PC sleep is disabled just turn off monitors after X time is enabled. The reboots seem to be a lot less frequent. I'm currently on F33a bios and that reboots were way worse compared to F31/32. Right now I have 1 ARGB header connected and shut off in the BIOS. I might do some testing with all ARGB connectors disconnected. My PC is getting pushed a power policy by my work so I can't just leave the monitors
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I finally got sleep to work on my board, Aorus Master X570 by going to advanced power settings and enabling power loading. After I did this I can sleep at will and this time I can visually watch the rgb lighting on my ram continue to cycle like it was on. Before after the second attempt to sleep all power would shut off and my board would go dark.
Edit: I cycled it around 7 times before it finally cut power to the board like before. There must be something we can attach to the power supply to keep it from shutting down when we sleep our boards.
I had the same crash after sleep issue, my config has a MSI B550, AMD 5600x and MSI rtx 3080 gaming trio x.
When it crash after wake from sleep, the motherboard diagnostic LED lit up on CPU, then lit up on the PCIE led, a minute later or so, the boot led lit up and the system reboot, windows see kernel 41 error. It seems to me it has something to do with the CPU not able to wake the GPU, maybe not enough power to wake it up or something. Too bad I don't have another CPU/GPU for troubleshoot.
I mess around the bios, and disabled c state control fix the problem. Now wake up from sleep won't crash and it is also fast, diagnostic LED won't light up at all during wake up, please try to see if it help in your case.
I also has SATA ssd and corsair RGB fan as folks mentioned, I will try to disconnect them to see if it created the issue in the first place.
I have the same sleep issue with newly built system. Waking up from sleep, debug code 21, CPU light on, with fans a full speed and PC just hangs. Power button doesn't work, have to unplug power to power cycle the system. After reboot, the BIOS resets, system clock is stuck at when the PC went to sleep. Happens 7/10 times when waking system up from sleep.
Have tried all types of settings in BIOS with no improvements. Disabled fast startup in both BIOS and windows. Disabled hybrid sleep. Disabled wake on LAN. And have zero RGB components in the build, except the RAM which I disabled.
Aorus Master X570 rev1.2
Firmware: 33j
AMD 5900X
VENGEANCE RGB PRO 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4 DRAM 3600MHz C18
EVGA GTX 1080
Corsair RM850x
Considering switching to B550 at this point, but I'm available to debug if anyone from Gigabyte wants to reach out.
Similar issues here. >50% of the time the system won't wake up as it's supposed to. Fans begin to spin at full speed, no video signal, power button doesn't respond (even a long press) and the BIOS has reset its settings after recovering by unplugging the power. I've tried pretty much everything. Re-installed Win10 twice; all latest drivers installed; tested on default BIOS settings too.
G.Skill 2x16GB (F4-3733C17D32GTZKK) (tested individually in different slots)
Asus GeForce RTX 2080 Ti ROG Strix OC
Corsair AX1000 (2019 model)
My dear lord, I had already lost all hope. I'm experiencing this exact issue with x570 Aorus Master and a MSI 3090: when trying to wake up from sleep, no matter if I press the keyboard, the mice or the power button, the system fan go full rpms and there's no display signal or anything I can do, not even pressing the power button for a while. I HAVE to unplug the PSU or turn off its switch, and even then the power button will display its lights for five seconds or so. The debug code is 21.
I'm tired of trying solutions, because I've already tried them all: Windows clean installation, different Nvidia Drivers, different BIOS versions, different power plans and options, different BIOS power options, and who knows what else. The Gigabyte board/Bios is CLEARLY the one to blame, and it's simply outrageous a $450 motherboard gives these kind of issues after all the years of sleep mode use.
Gigabyte has to address this issue NOW because it's simply not convenient to turn off the system each time you are not going to be working on it.
Oh, same issue onb a Aorus X570 Elite with a 5800x. When waking up from sleep it throws an ethernet error and then disconnects all the devices until I hard reboot it (10 seconds power button) or go to sleep again and wake it up.
It's only disconnecting the SATA harddrives, the Ethernet nic I211 and the USB2.0 ports above.
"Fatal error: The miniport has failed a power transition to operational power" is the first error you can see in windows event history.
I have no idea why this happens, I even upgraded my PSU to a "decent" one (atleast it was in the higher tiers on the LTT PSU chart) without any luck.
I really wish I wouldn't have picked up this gigabyte board, this makes accessing the PC via WoL literally unusable.
Having a similar issue to y'all. I recently stripped my system down to replace a radiator leak, and after getting everything back together, it worked fine for a day or two. Then I installed RGB Fusion 2.0 to try to see if I could troubleshoot some issues with OpenRGB, and since then I haven't been able to get my PC to sleep. I've since uninstalled RGB Fusion and the entire App Center, but the problem remains.
If I put it into sleep mode, the monitors shut off and the fans spin down, but all the LEDs stay lit -- normally they would go dark except for the ram, which always stayed illuminated. When I press my keyboard (which shouldn't be active since I have ErP enabled), the LEDs all turn off, flash once, and then the computer seems to shut down. The weirder thing is it doesn't actually shut down fully, as all my USB devices remain powered. As I said, I have ErP enabled, and shutting down normally cuts all the USB power.
I've updated my drivers, flashed to f33, tried various power states, enabled/disabled c-state control & IOMMU... nothing seems to make a difference.
rgarrison wrote: Sept 14, 2021 22:20:10 GMT -8 When you go to BIOS, does it show any media connected at all? Try and plug USB drives in, SD cards, whatever you can, and see if the BIOS can recognize any device. If it can, then try and get a bootable image on that device.
kshipper wrote: Sept 14, 2021 17:38:33 GMT -8 You could make a bootable USB key with Windows on it..just Google Windows Media Creator
scooterdooder wrote: Sept 13, 2021 15:33:37 GMT -8 Be tried to start the pc up with another hdd and it won’t boot either goes straight to bios but I am able to see it, tells me no bootable device
kshipper wrote: Sept 13, 2021 8:18:19 GMT -8 Sounds like a failed HDD....
scooterdooder wrote: Sept 12, 2021 17:51:46 GMT -8 hwving trouble getting into Windows I have a z97-hd3, I’m getting no bootable device detected. Reset the cmos battery on mobo, checked all SATA ports and tested another hdd still no boot
scooterdooder wrote: Sept 12, 2021 17:50:25 GMT -8 Hey having issues booting into windows I have z97-hd3 mobo. I’m getting no bootable device tetected
bamainark wrote: Sept 11, 2021 8:18:04 GMT -8 @starfighter......what motherboard/cpu are you using? If it's a later model TPM support will probably be built in. A TPM module itself is a separate option you must purchase yourself. Most motherboards also has a TPM header for this TPM module.
starfighterj wrote: Sept 10, 2021 7:28:36 GMT -8 What is Gigabyte going to do about windows 11 TPM 2.0 Support where is this Module and does it even work? GC-TPM2.0
kshipper wrote: Sept 9, 2021 21:13:34 GMT -8 gearjamer: Does holding down the shift button and clicking restart still bring you to the Troubleshoot menu like it did in Win10? When I used UEFI I could dig through the options there and boot directly into BIOS from there*
gearjamer wrote: Sept 9, 2021 12:30:14 GMT -8 hello can someone help me i just updated to windows 11 i have the z390 motherboard and after i turned off csm and turn on secure boot and turned on ptt i was able to install windows 11 but i cant get back in the biso anymore no matter what buttons
bamainark wrote: Sept 8, 2021 7:24:46 GMT -8 ehs83....best place to look is at TechPowerUP. They have quite the collection of VGA Bioses.
ehs83 wrote: Sept 7, 2021 9:12:50 GMT -8 Hello guys I need a default bios for 2080 super gaming OC Rev 2.0 . Can someone help me please ?
shakilurahmed wrote: Sept 5, 2021 8:19:18 GMT -8 Hi everyone! I have a Gigabyte GA-H110M-S2PH with 2 DDR4 sticks. first one is 2133 MHz and another one is 2400 MHz. when I insert 2 RAM together. My PC doesn't run when I insert. I tried so many ways but there is no solution I found. As I got to know, I
s2h wrote: Sept 5, 2021 8:01:29 GMT -8 MBIST crashes the notherboard on Picasso APU !
kshipper wrote: Sept 4, 2021 23:15:05 GMT -8 phoenix ...the underscore type slash is the detection phase of the board.
phoenix wrote: Sept 4, 2021 14:38:54 GMT -8 Anyone know why brand new Gigabyte boot comes up with a _ before the BIOS screen please. It is B560 Aurous Pro Ax. Thank you.
greggg wrote: Sept 3, 2021 8:29:56 GMT -8 About X470s 5 pin wrgb header. I can just snip off the 'w' pin or use 5 Pin Splitter Cable 1 To 2/3/4 Female Connector Extend For 5050 LED RGBW RGBWW combined with 4 pin male adapter.
kshipper wrote: Aug 29, 2021 22:43:00 GMT -8 Glad you got it sorted out danb62 =)
danb62 wrote: Aug 29, 2021 13:35:16 GMT -8 Case solved, thanks kshipper. So bad this issue is so poorly documented. That Q-flash button works like a charm.
