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I'm back :) To answer the above question, yes I was able to Sleep the computer after removal of the NVidia graphics card. However and unfortunately I still occasionally get BSODs. I also notice errors in the Event Log at the exact time when returning from Sleep. It seems that the computer is...

I removed the NVidia card and removed all associated drivers. Sleep is an option and the computer goes into Sleep just fine as it always did. However, even with the card removed I continue to get occasional BSODs. What now?

I have run the rig for 1 week with Sleep disabled and there were zero (0) BSODs or Error in the Event Log. I'm not sure what I'm reading with Platform Power Management Capabilities:PCI Express Active-State Power Management (ASPM) Disabled PCI Express Active-State Power Management (ASPM) has...

Oops, sorry for my duplicate post. I didn't realize there was a page-2 here,

May Have Isolated the Problem to NVidia Graphics Card I see. I did physically remove the graphics card and the Windows Sleep feature was present and is working. To recap the current state, my rig is running with Sleep enabled and without a graphics card installed. In this configuration it...

I will look again but I did not see an Auto setting. However upon physically removing the graphics card the Bios startup did show on the display connected to the motherboard's Intel graphics chip.

My computer goes into Sleep mode just fine, whether done manually or by the sleep time, always has. The issue is the when I wake the computer (jiggle the mouse) I sometimes soon after get a BSOD and/or the Event Log shows Errors with the time exactly matching the "wake" time. When I disable...

1) sfc /scannow found no errors. SFC only runs against the Windows OS files 2) chdksk was run on C:, D: and E: and no errors on any drive 3) having trouble using the tool provided on this website to attach the powercfg report 4) removed NVidia card and so far no BSODs and/or Event Log Errors...

Recap and Another BSOD To recap, the BSODs and Event Log errors occur randomly but it appears to happen only when Windows Sleep is enabled. The computer sleeps with out issue but when I it returns from sleep I sometimes get BSODs soon after and when I don't the Event Log sometimes shows...

Thanks again for your input and effort; it is very much appreciated. I would be surprised if it is the graphics card as I've had a NVIDIA 750ti and now the 960 and my problems remain the same. With that said, here is what I was trying. The computer is completely bare bones except for the...

Addictive Gamer, - Rig boots into Windows just fine, just no Bios screen Popeye - Yup, I think that sound right. I did that and in the Bios there is a setting for "initial display" (or something like that). I suppose I should set it to the motherboard's Intel display. I just hope I don't do...

More Clues Addictive Gamer, First, thanks for the initial feedback. I will do what you suggested. I can add a few things that can perhaps help to isolate the issue, 1) for 1 week I disabled Sleep and the BSODs and other Event Log Errors all went away. Impossible to prove a negative but I'm...

I needed to remove my NVIDIA GTX-960 graphics card and so I plugged my monitor into the motherboard's onboard Intel DVI port. The computer boots in Windows but I no longer have the Gigabyte Bios screen at startup. I suspect there is a Bios setting but as I can't get into the Bios I can't make...

Similar Issue I am having the same issues. My rig is not very dissimilar to mine so I hope you find out what is wrong. I posted here 1 week ago but so far I've gotten no replies. Good luck Jerri

Good Folks, I posted my first BSOD on your forum 1 week ago and unfortunately have received no response. Your message here said that responses are about 4-days so I was wondering if my post somehow got lost in the shuffle. I have some new information about what I think is going on with my...

Thanks for the prompt and definite answer. I'm still trying to understand all the features. Most of it is way beyond my understanding. I purchased this machine to play some games. I just hope it is up to the task. I was told if should be.

I've enabled Hibernate to see what it does. When the computer returns from Hibernate it starts with the Bios screen and then resumes to the state that I left it in prior to Hibernation. Is my computer acting as expected. It is a desktop computer. Thanks

I purchased a new computer with Windows 8.1 installed. There is no other software on this computer at all, less drivers for my hardware,. I get BSOD about 1x every few days. The reasons that shows on the BSOD are always different. I am so frustrated and don't know what to do. This is a...