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CMOS reset required to boot after wake from sleep, help!
One week and still crash free! .... well except for Starfield, but that's another story :LOL: Thank you so so so so much leesurone, Edhawk, and middleman!- Pixfix
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CMOS reset required to boot after wake from sleep, help!
Wow! Thank you so much for your help! I will try your tweaks and report back. PSU is possible, but seems unlikely. This issue started when I was still using a 3900x. I usually leave core boost and pbo off, and never have issues gaming or rendering in windows. Does the power spike over 500w+...- Pixfix
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CMOS reset required to boot after wake from sleep, help!
I have not, please tell me more! Did you go through the process of making custom SSDTs? Or were you able to use prebuilt files?- Pixfix
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CMOS reset required to boot after wake from sleep, help!
Hey thanks so much for your reply and sticking with me :) I’ve kept “Launch CSM” disabled. And already tried removing the intel nvme and micron 5210 ION 2.5 SSD (sata not nvme), but crashes continue. The problem predates my WD SN770 nvme that currently has windows 11 on it, but I’ll try...- Pixfix
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CMOS reset required to boot after wake from sleep, help!
Thanks for the suggestion, but still crashing :( I loaded default bios settings, and only changed the settings called out in the guide. I had settled on the combination of custom BIOS settings in my first post because they seemed to help minimize the crashes, but I hadn't considered the OS Type...- Pixfix
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CMOS reset required to boot after wake from sleep, help!
Is there a crash log that would give me any clues to what is trigging my wake from sleep crash? I installed the debug version of opencore, but that doesn't seem to help. And I can't find anything relevant when browsing logs in the console app, but I also don't really know what I'm looking for.- Pixfix
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CMOS reset required to boot after wake from sleep, help!
Hmm, ok, well thanks for confirming. Any other suggestions for trouble shooting my crashes? Is there anything in my Config related to usb or power management? Bios settings? Could it be a hardware problem? (seems unlikely because windows never crashes like this)- Pixfix
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CMOS reset required to boot after wake from sleep, help!
Nevermind, crashed again :( Did I miss something in the USBmap? Only the 2 internal usb headers need to be set to 255, right?- Pixfix
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CMOS reset required to boot after wake from sleep, help!
Thank you Edhawk! I think, maybe, hopefully... I've got it. No crashes after several sleep/wake attempts. I turned all ports back on. Set XHC1 HS05/ HSO6 and XHC0 HS05/ HSO6 to 255. Renamed XHC0-1 to XHC2 with an old .aml file from a previous mapping adventure and created a RHUB. Thank you...- Pixfix
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CMOS reset required to boot after wake from sleep, help!
Alright, I built a new USBmap, but still getting the same issue, a hard crash when waking up from sleep, need to reset CMOS to boot again. Can you take another look at my USB map? I only have 8 physical USB ports (6 USB3 on rear I/O, 2 USB3 on front of case, and 1 USBC on rear I/O). No wifi/...- Pixfix
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CMOS reset required to boot after wake from sleep, help!
Thank you for your taking a look! Its been a while, but I will certainly try CorpNewt's tool again. I only use 3 or 4 USB ports, so I tried to disable a few hoping fewer active ports would give me less to worry about, but I likely did it wrong.- Pixfix
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CMOS reset required to boot after wake from sleep, help!
Any ideas on why waking from sleep crashes my computer and requires a CMOS reset to boot? I’ve had intermittent sleep issues ever since I first started in OC 6 era, where often waking from sleep would crash the computer (only in macOS) and require a CMOS reset to boot. This happened so often...- Pixfix
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