#Sim card reader drivers install#

I guess I worry most that it does this during a system restart to install updates (it never has so far) which is never good to interfere with I think itвЂ™s a possible windows issue but the fact itвЂ™s so rare does puzzle me. I do connect my pc to a ups but I donвЂ™t think itвЂ™s the problem as the issue is so rare and the ups is in good health and also happily supplying my monitor and also my Mac without anything like this. But that made no difference as the problem has happened before and after. A while back I even updated the bios to the latest available as it was quite out of date. I double checked the bios boot order and it is not on the list and the order of priority is all correct. I wish it was just an external one that could be easily removed. It makes me think (although unlikely) it could be interfering with the boot process. I remember once leaving a card in it and it prevented the machine booting (as it was failing) until I removed the card. No great drama as I barely use it and wish IвЂ™d never opted for it when configuring the machine. There is no exclamation mark in device manager on windows but it doesnвЂ™t read anything. Basically it stopped working a few months ago. However I did consider the internal 52 in 1 card reader could be to blame. I am wondering if the creators update is to blame and maybe itвЂ™ll go away when we reach the next spring creators. In that time I must of booted the machine over 200 times.

And itвЂ™s happens about 4 or 5 times since September. I only noticed it starting after fall creators update.

Fast boot is not a culprit as I always turn that off. I noted it doesnвЂ™t matter if itвЂ™s a cold boot or restart, happened in both scenarios. The remedy is easy as I just hit the reset button on my case and it will then be fine. Where the dots at the bottom normally indicate the few secs of loading windows they will be missing. It goes past post and then just sits on the ASUS logo. IвЂ™m getting an issue where very occasionally windows wonвЂ™t boot.