black screen pause after windows 7 welcome screen

[shadowsfall111]

hello guys, when i boot up my computer i get up to the windows 7 welcome screen then it turns black and my keyboard and everything seems to turn off for about 5 seconds and it will just jump right to my login screen after that. also i get a message every boot that says cdrom and something else is incompatible then starts loading drives I am not sure about the exact drives its loading im at work sorry. (i never seen this before, only until setting it to AHCI so i dont know if this is normal.) ,


This problem occurred after i installed my SSD and everything but soon after I got everything ready to go i forgot to change my IDE to AHCI, noticed this because it was not reading any sata cables or speeds for the SSD in the samsung magician software, I did the regedit thing restarted changed it to ahci and everything read as it should and had a huge increase in speed.

I was wondering if this problem could of been from changing the regedit instead of formatting or if i should reinstall my drivers that were installed before i changed it to AHCI (graphics, audio ect), I know i read some other people having the same problem but never found a solution yet.


I was going to try and format the drive and correctly install the OS with ahci enabled when i got home but if their was anything that could possibly fix it so i didnt have to, would be awesome, because at the moment it seems to be working just when i was installing updates for windows last night and it had to restart to apply updates. seemed to want to restart alot more then it should have, and i beleive the black screen was causing it


specs

gigabyte p67a-ud3-b3
intel i7 2600k @3.40(No manual overclock)
CORSAIR Hydro Series H110
8gb gskill 1600mhz
SAMSUNG 850 EVO-Series MZ-75E250B/AM 2.5" 250GB SATA III 3-D Vertical Internal Solid State Drive
Evga gtx 770 SC
keyboard if it matters sidewinder x4

 

[phasseshifter]

i have seen a thread about this somewhere..i do recall them saying about installing drivers..if you can get a vendor chipset drivers software and run that it may cure the problem...all i can remember this might be worth a try...go to gigabyte site and down load the latest drivers for your mobo.......... Welcome to the forum......

 

[shadowsfall111]

i have seen a thread about this somewhere..i do recall them saying about installing drivers..if you can get a vendor chipset drivers software and run that it may cure the problem...all i can remember this might be worth a try...go to gigabyte site and down load the latest drivers for your mobo...

Latest drivers or latest bios

 

[Bubbaleone]

See post #7 to confirm that this is the procedure you followed for switching storage modes: http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2414912

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[phasseshifter]

Latest drivers or latest bios

latest drivers and always check for latest bios.. they update bios for a reason..it generally will improve.system stability .answer do both first do the bios flash if in doubt about doing this google how to flash your mobo find a utube video it`s pretty straight foward..any q`s just post..

 

[phasseshifter]

thanks bubba

 

[shadowsfall111]

See post #7 to confirm that this is the procedure you followed for switching storage modes: http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2414912

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ya thats what i did step by step, I will try and update the bios and drivers when i get home, just had horrible luck at one point with doing it and ruined a brand new mobo but that was way back when i didnt know a whole lot! haha so when i get home and the problem still occurs after updating i will post back here or just format the SSD

 

[Ketchup]

I have a feeling that installing (or re-installing, as the case may be) the latest chipset drivers on this page will fix that for you:

http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3765#dl