Windows 10: After windows restart PC switches to INTEL HD from PCI-E GPU

Hello,


I need some help over here


This is what is going on.
If I shut down PC, press the power button it boots up fast and fine from my PCI-E ASUS 1060 card.

After the welcome screen when desktop apears if I restart the system within 15 seconds it restarts

even just fine and important it restarts fast and boots again from the ASUS.


But, the problem is if I wait just a bit longer then 20 seconds and then click on restart

it takes a bit longer and then after the bios beep the led lights on the motherboard

shows like it would be no GPU there and then it switches to INTEL HD of my 7600K CPU.


I tried to disable in BIOS the internal gpu Intel but after restart and loosing the lets say awarness of

having and PCI-E card it just WANT to switch to the intel HD but now it is disabled and gives me 5 beeps

becouse it can not give anymore picture to boot not evan on the intel HD.


I have also tried out the clean start over msconfig and disabled all servises but the same thing happens.

Some help would be nice, couse I do not know what it could be, but I think it must be some of

the background process during the restart process.


I reinstalled the windows 10 PRO 1803 about 3 times. The last time I did it on the integrated and after

the clean install I have inserted the GPU but still the same.

I have disabled and uninstalled with display driver uninstaller DDU the intel drivers.

Still the same.

Also if gpu is in, and I want to clean install the system, every time set up of windows restarts I get black screen

and need to wait till it finishes in the background and then when it finishes that specific process in the background

and restarts then I get the picture back on screen.

Also this is how I do it now, if restart is needed, i click on restart...wait till the beeper beeps and then push

the restart button on my case so that it restarts again to get picture on screen.


What could it be cousing this??


Thanks for any help

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