Windows 8.1 pro x64 stuck on windows logo boot screen after every shutdown!

Discussion in 'Windows 8' started by ussama, Sep 19, 2013.

  1. ussama

    ussama MDL Novice

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    Hi, I have windows 8.1 pro X64 which i activated using my windows 8 key.The problem i am facing is whenever I shutdown my computer and then restart it, windows always remain stuck or freeze on booting logo screen.If I power off the button and again start it, It works... Any help?

    The Laptop i am using is DELL INSPIRON 15R Core i3 4gb ram.
     
  2. donsr

    donsr MDL Member

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    any antivirus using you?
     
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  3. ussama

    ussama MDL Novice

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    #3 ussama, Sep 19, 2013
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    first time i was using eset smart security but after reinstalling windows same problem without antivirus.
     
  4. eydee

    eydee Guest

    Turn off hybrid boot, see if it helps.
     
  5. WinDev

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  6. ussama

    ussama MDL Novice

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    looks like turning it off works, atleast for now:) ,Thanks.
     
  7. provision

    provision MDL Novice

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    #7 provision, Sep 27, 2013
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    I have the same issue Windows 8.1 Pro x64 RTM stuck on loading screen. (clean install):(
    No updates, drivers or programs not installed and hybrid boot is off.
    Windows 8 Pro x64 RTM works perfectly. (HP Pavilion g6-2100sy)

    Please help
     
  8. murphy78

    murphy78 MDL DISM Enthusiast

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    I've heard that win8.1 likes to ninja-enable secureboot. You could try fiddling with that if you have that on your system.
     
  9. mattnotley2004

    mattnotley2004 MDL Novice

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    I had the same issue. Followed every step I could find on the interwebs.... including disabling hybrid boot.

    In the end, I discovered it was my keyboard. Windows 8.1 just doesn't like it being plugged into a USB3 port.
    It worked perfectly fine with Windows 8 for the past 12 months. The very moment I install 8.1, after restarting Windows or turning back on... it would freeze before the login screen.

    Even tried firmware updates for BIOS, etc.. Just a really odd cause.

    I presume it's something with the USB3 on my MB, and Windows 8.1 not liking it with certain devices. Now im booting without issues, with a Mouse plugged into USB3 and Keyboard now plugged into USB2........
     
  10. acyuta

    acyuta MDL Expert

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    I think win 8.1 does not like USB 3 at all. Consider this: I have 2 systems with win 8 and 8.1. The USB 3 and ESATA is ASMEDIA. In win 8, both work without problem but esata requires driver.

    In windows 8.1, it is nothing but problem. I connect an external Seagate USB 3 hard disk. It makes a noise confirming that something is connected. But no drive letter appears in This PC!!. Going into disk management reveals the hard disk and I have to add drive name to get it usable. Then I disconnect/remove the USB 3.0 external disk, and reconnect again. The problem repeats and again back to disk management. Similar is the case with esata.

    In win 8 and win 7, this problem does not happen at all.
     
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  11. murphy78

    murphy78 MDL DISM Enthusiast

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    Win8.1 likes my asmedia integrated usb3 just fine. Perhaps it's your chipset that is sub-par.
     
  12. hbhb

    hbhb MDL Expert

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    I second that, i had this prob when i first installed 8.1 but it s gone now. Culprit most likely chipset driver.

     
  13. egydoctor2010

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    i have a desktop pc with only usb2 ports and the same problem occurs
     
  14. acyuta

    acyuta MDL Expert

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    I guess the following should be made clear:
    1. I have a windows 8 image with intel chipset driver, ASM 106 sata driver (for esata). Do not install usb 3.0 asmedia driver as usb 3.0 works out of box in win 8.
    2. In win 8.1, I have asmedia 106 sata driver, and asmedia usb3.0 driver. Yet it gives that problem of disappearing drive names for esata and usb 3.0 disks.

    I find the drive problem in win 8.1, but in 5mins when I restore to win 8, that problem disappears. Where is the problem then.
    In defence of win 8.1, I can only say that asmedia's sata/usb3.0 drivers are not yet out for win 8.1 (at least I could not find them). The win 8 asmedia drivers give an error on win 8.1 but install anyway. But if win 8 had no need for usb 3.0 drivers, then so should naturally be win 8.1. What I get in win 8.1 is intermittent appearance/disappearance of esata/usb 3 disks. I guess my 1 year hardware is not suited for win 8.1 after all or I have to wait for whql asmedia drivers.
    Even NVIDIA GTX560, win 8 got the display resolution of my monitor out of the box, but in 8.1, I need to install NVidia drivers.
     
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  15. provision

    provision MDL Novice

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    Mouse plugged into USB3 port and problem solved. Now i'm booting without issues.
     
  16. murphy78

    murphy78 MDL DISM Enthusiast

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    Your problem occurs when you try to install usb3 drivers on windows 8.1. Windows 8 and 8.1 have universal USB3 drivers and any usb3 drivers you install will fubar your system.
    Remove them.
     
  17. Kenzeira

    Kenzeira MDL Junior Member

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    Second that
    Same here, just USB 2.0 ports. Plugged in it i have only the dongle of my Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard. All with Native Windows 8.1 drivers.
    The hybrid shutdown are f**ked.

    Cheers from Brazil. ;)