Nate152 wrote:
If you're turning the psu switch off or unplugging it from the wall after you shut it down, you'll get the double boot when you start it. If power is kept to the board it should start on the first boot every time.
I indeed turn the psu off everytime I shut the machine down. So everytime I intend to use the computer, I have to turn it on.
Could this be happening because there wasn't enough time to charge the board's capacitors before I turn it on? Would it stop if I waited about 10 seconds before turning it on?
I'm wondering this because I noticed that every time I shut it down, the board leds remain lit for about 5-10 seconds after I switch the PSU off, discharging the capacitors banks. So if I wait the same amount of time for it to charge when I turn it on, maybe it will turn on on the first try.
What is most curious is that it only started doing this after I updated the BIOS for the latest update.
What do you think?
Thanks for the reply, btw!