Power State Failure is common in many operating systems are being used in the world. Some of them are impact friendly, which can be used easily. Windows 10 is a good and reliable operating system; this operating system has many features. Sometimes there are some problems with these features. Which can be solved humanely.
Windows 10 has a new feature called “Startup Optimization,” which improves your computer’s startup time by
pre-loading some of the most commonly used programs. This can sometimes result in problems, such as when Windows 10 can’t find the correct drivers or software to start up properly. This article will show how to fix problematic Startup Optimization in Windows 10 and help resolve power state failure error codes.
What Causes An ABS Power State Failure Error Code?
An ABS power state failure error code is a message that appears when the Windows operating system cannot determine what power state the computer is in. The problem can occur when the computer’s battery is too old or damaged or if the computer’s power supply has failed.
If you are experiencing an ABS power state failure error code, follow these steps to try to fix it:
1. Check your battery’s condition. If your battery is old or damaged, it may not be able to provide enough power to start up your computer. Replace your battery if necessary.
2. Check your power supply. If your computer’s power supply has failed, it may not be able to provide enough power to start up your computer. Repair or replace your power supply if necessary.
3. Try restarting your computer. Sometimes a problem with the startup process can be fixed by restarting your computer.
ABS (Advanced Boot Sequence) is a feature found in many modern Windows operating systems that helps to improve the startup process. When enabled, it checks your hardware and software before loading the operating system.
What Are The Different Types Of ABS Power State Failure Errors?
A few types of ABS power state failure errors can occur in Windows. The most common type of ABS power state failure error is when the computer cannot successfully boot from its hard drive. If this happens, you may see one of the following startup error codes:
0x8007007B (ABS_CSM_FAILURE)
0x8007007C (ABS_CMN_FAILURE)
0x8007007D (ABS_RSTS_FAILURE)
0x8007007E (ABS_XMS_FAILURE)
If you see one of these codes, there is likely a problem with your computer’s BIOS or bootloader. You must either update your BIOS or install a new bootloader to fix this problem.
Identifying the problem:
First, you will need to identify the problem. If your PC is not starting up properly or is crashing shortly after starting up, there is a good chance that your computer’s power state is causing the issue. To check this, follow these steps:
1. Press the Win+X keys to open the Start menu and click System.
2. Click Power Options in the System Properties window.
3. Under Choose what happens when my computer starts, click Choose what happens when I restart my Computer.
4. Under Restart options, select Troubleshoot.
5. Click advanced options.
6. Under Startup Settings, click Wait for shutdown, (If it’s not there yet, type %systemroot%System32shutdown).
7. Look for a line that says “PowerState” and note its value (in this case, 5). This tells you what power state your computer is in at startup time – 5 means hibernate/sleep mode.) It won’t if your computer is in any other power state than hibernate or sleep.
Ways to Fix Problematic Startup (ABS) Power State Failure ErrorCodes In Windows 10
Suppose you are experiencing an issue with your computer related to the startup process (“boot sequence”). In that case, you may be experiencing a problem with your ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power
Interface) system.
The following error codes may be associated with this issue:
1. BIOS power-on failure:
This code is typically returned when the PC fails to start because of a problem with the power supply or motherboard. To resolve this issue, you must check for any damage to the electrical
components or try replacing the power supply.
2. Problem with ACPI / APM:
This code indicates that there is a problem with either the ACPI or APM subsystems. You will need to replace one of these components to resolve this issue.
3. System cannot find boot device:
This code indicates that Windows cannot find a valid boot device on your computer. To resolve this issue, ensure you have installed Windows on the correct drive and configured your computer to boot from that drive.
4. Boot failure due to low-level hardware error:
This code indicates a problem with your computer’s basic hardware, such as a bad hard drive or failing memory. You will need to replace one of these components to resolve this issue.
5. Administrator required to access startup Repair tool:
If you do not have administrator privileges on your PC, you cannot use the startup Repair tool included in Windows 10.
Conclusion: