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So, i'm having this issue for a fill weeks now, nothing i saw helped me in any way.
I had W10 with no problems, but out of nowhere it begin to give a black screen after bios, it only booted on safe mode. So i did a clean install first with a bootable pen drive from RUFUS. After install i get one good boot, and then just black screen after bios. Tried using the windows media creation tool, get the intallation completed, get that one good boot, and then black screen after BIOS. Gave up on W10, tried W11, same thing, one good boot after install then black screen. Mind you i tried that on 2 differente HD, tried on a SSD but the SSD does not appear as a boot option on my bios with windows, funny thing, i put ubuntu on that SSD and it appears AND boots normally. Ubuntu in any of the two others HD's also boots normally. I've been using this pc with the same windows install for the past five years without having to do a clean reinstall.
Things i tried alrealdy, on W10 and W11:
Windows installations were made with just the bootable pen drive and the single HD connected
Different HDMI and even monitor
GPU is working fine
Both RAM already tested and working fine
Reseted the BIOS
Tried the automatic repair from windows media
Tried booting with CSM and without it, tried fast boot enable/disabled, tried secure boot enabled/disabled
Already did a complete CHKDSK on both HD, it fixed the issues alright, but still getting black screen Tried fix BOOT MBR on both HD, tried DISM and SFC sollutions on both HD, it fixed issues, but still black screen
I have a TUF-H310M PLUS Motherboard
2 16GB Ram
RX 5600-XT GPU
Intell i3 9 generation CPU
Mind you, five years worked fine with no hardware changes.
If this problem is surviving re-installing Windows, most likely there is either a problem with BIOS or a hardware problem, because re-installing Windows and a full set of drivers should result in a stable and responsive system.
I understand you have reset BIOS, have you checked if any BIOS update is available on the support page for your motherboard, also, have you tested the drive you are installing Windows onto for S.M.A.R.T. errors?
I did multiple reinstalls of W10 and W11, with no avail.
The BIOS is acctually updated.
About S.M.A.R.T errors, i should've gotten some kind of warning pop up when it's detected right? Didn't received none of that. I'm installing in 2 diffrent drives, what are the odds of both getting S.M.A.R.T same time.
Adding up, ubuntu boots just fine in the same drives. My SSD, witch is the newer drive, i've got just last year, was my last resort, but it only appear as a bootable drive on BIOS with ubuntu, with windows it doesn't appear, so i can't test it further. Also did all the troubleshooting for that problem of SSD not appearing, but nothing works. SSD only appear on BIOS with it's name instead of Winfows Boot Manager.
After i boot, the pc seems to be working fine, mouse is on, keyboard is on and working (pressing Num Lock turns light on and off) RAM lights are on. Right after bios, when i should be getting the windows screen, it goes black, monitor says there is no signal and turns off.
Thank you for that detailed information.
If that is the error you are seeing indicating 'No Signal', that may indicate a problem with the graphics.
Do you only have the AMD graphics card, or is there also integrated graphics on the Intel processor?
If so, if you connect your monitor to the video output port on the motherboard, not the graphics card, do you then get a signal on the monitor when you boot up your PC?
This motherboard doesnt support integrated graphics, i believe, theres no such option on integrated devices on BIOS
Also, my GPU it's working fine, if not i wouldn't see the bios, or the windows installation enviroment, neither the one good boot i usually get, right? Or even when i boot into ubuntu. It ain't the GPU, sadly
Because the problems have survived re-installing Windows as many times as you indicate, honestly, there is either a hardware problem or BIOS/Motherboard problem, the best option is to take your PC to a PC Repair Shop to have your system tested.
Sorry, I was offline.
A PC Repair Shop should be able to find the underlying problem with either hardware fault or incompatibility for you, to resolve the problem..
