I have a weird issue where if i restart my PC from windows, then it doesnt boot and the Motherboard debug VGA light lights up. I have to press the reset or power button in the casing and then can boot again.
Note that if i shutdown windows and then use the power button in my casing, it boots up normally. Just when i click Restart on windows, it shutdowns and tries to boot but fails with VGA Debug light in MOBO.
Thank you for sharing this in the community. Could you please provide a detailed list of your system components, including the processor, motherboard, RAM, and others? Additionally, does your processor have an iGPU? Have you tried reseating your B580? Also, could you let me know the manufacturer of your GPU (e.g., ASRock, Sparkle, Gunrir, MSI, etc.)?
I look forward to your update. If reseating your GPU doesn't resolve the boot issue, please try installing the GPU in another system to see if the problem persists. Additionally, ensure your motherboard's BIOS is up to date.
@Gnep, I understand you're experiencing a similar issue. I recommend creating a separate thread so that another representative can provide you with dedicated assistance.
Do you still have your previous GPU? If so, please test whether your system boots with it installed. Alternatively, you can try using a different monitor and cable that are known to be working for further testing. If your system successfully boots, I suggest contacting the manufacturer of your current GPU for a physical inspection and, if applicable, warranty service.
ok I tried my install my previous gpu and it worked normally. My pc can boot after restart. NO VGA Debug Light. I shall try with different monitor and cable and let you know. I really dont want to RMA a newly purchased GPU 😥
That sounds plausible. Could you please provide the exact model of the monitor you are using? Additionally, if the issue persists, I recommend contacting Sparkle for a physical inspection and, if applicable, warranty service.
As I haven't received a response, I will proceed to close this inquiry. I recommend contacting your GPU manufacturer for a potential physical inspection and warranty service. If you need further assistance, please feel free to submit a new question, as this thread will no longer be monitored.
