IDK if this is of any help but thought it could give a clue to which step in the boot process this is. In a correct boot the peripheral device power usually comes on and stays on, but when the problem happens, the lights turn on and then off and stay off while the dots are rotating. Note: I have noticed that when this happens, usually the keyboard lights and other peripheral power will be cut. I have reinstalled windows, and the problem did go away for quite a while, but its back and it has a tendency to happen more frequently as time goes on. Is there some kind of logging feature or the best would be seeing the current step as the boot is happening. Is there a way to see what is happening during the boot? I wanna see where the PC is stuck on the rotating dots.

Sorry for the long intro but here comes the question. Usually after 2 resets PC will itself enter Windows error diagnostic screen and give me the options but usually just letting the PC try to boot again fixes it. Usually after it gets stuck the only option is to press the 'reset' button or hold the power button after which PC tries to boot again. This is the most bizarre problem I have encountered and i cannot seem to find the cause. Sometimes my PC will get stuck on the boot screen (ASUS logo and the rotating dots, which happens after the 'press key to enter bios' screen). Process Monitor is the successor to two different programs, FileMon, and Regmon, but also includes much more including filtering, network activity, and file logging.Im having an occasional problem with my booting process. Process Monitor, or ProcMon, is an advanced monitoring tool that allows you to see in real-time the file system, registry, and process activity occuring in Windows.

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