fresh install flashing curser with delay at bootup

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by dsbig, Sep 7, 2013.

  1. dsbig

    dsbig MDL Senior Member

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    intel 2600
    mem 16gb
    nvidia 580 gtx
    gigabyte GA-P67A-D3-B3 board with custom uefi bios from rev2 board.

    had windows 8 in install in uefi mode. didnt like the way some program where behaving. went back to windows 7

    what I did

    disabled uefi mode completely. everything set to legacy mode. made sure boot drive was still default

    started up windows 7 install on usb and shift f10 and diskpart, used clean command to remove gpt from drive and finished installing windows 7

    updated and installed windows loader. as my key no longer works(too many different builds and I get into fights with phone activation computer).

    anyway

    for some reason now when windows boots up. there is a delay after post. a flashing cursor shows partway down screen, then moves up the screen and then boots.

    could of something happened to the windows loader?
     
  2. LatinMcG

    LatinMcG Bios Borker

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    get slic 2.1 for that board and repair bootsector (boot win dvd and click repair.) .. that should do it if its not a bios boot removable or dvd first issue.
     
  3. dsbig

    dsbig MDL Senior Member

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    for slic 2.1 and my uefi bios, am I right assuming I use phoenix tool for it? because I tried the other tools and they all said not (ami/award) bios.

    only phoenix tool detected it.

    I just wanted to make sure so I dont mess up my bios
     
  4. LatinMcG

    LatinMcG Bios Borker

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    EFI = Phoenix
     
  5. Daz

    Daz MDL Developer / Admin
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    If its loader related then go to the advanced options tab and select to disable type 4 memory or to use the legacy mode. Next you'd just press install and shutdown when prompted (this totally flushes memory compared to a restart).

    Gigabyte motherboards are normally safe to BIOS mod, so go with whatever you feels best for you.
     
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  6. dsbig

    dsbig MDL Senior Member

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    I tried inserting slic in to bios. but there where problems. beta bios being modded bios from rev2 board.

    but I did fix the loader problem