Windows 10: New mobo shutting down leaves usbs powered

So I got a new asus M5a97 for a new socket and whatnot and now when I shut down there are 2 issues (title bar not long enough for both)
The first is whenever you shut it down it leaves all usb ports powered.
The second is that every second time you try to boot it goes to the asus screen where there's meant to be the little circle made of dots spinning and no circle appears nothing happens.

Hardware all seems fine so not sure what needs changing.

:)

 

Computer not fully restarting.

When I shut down my desktop it will not fully restart. When I turn the power on the light on the desktop turns on, however the USB mouse, keyboard, and WI-FI adapter do not turn on. In the past leaving it shut down for an extended amount of time has
allowed it to turn back on.

 

Windows 10 latest update unable to shutdown PC

This isn't just an Asus issue; I have an MSI mobo. This is a Windows issue.

Start -> Power -> Shutdown -> Windows is shutting down screen -> black -> Lock

 

Powered usb's is pretty normal nowadays as most want their plugged in devices to charge overnight,
the second issue could have something to do with 'Fast Startup'.

 

Yeah for me powered usbs when it's off is more of an annoyance due to backlights on literally everything so if there's a way to turn that off you know of that'd be great.

And I forgot windows 10 enables fast startup by default (I have a gaming pc so I hardly need it lol) where are those settings located?

 

Not sure about the powered usb's, maybe they're switchable in the BIOS or maybe in the case itself, not sure though;

Fast Startup settings are in Control Panel►Power Options►'Choose what the power buttons do'►Shutdown settings

 

Pretty sure it isn't fast boot causing the second boot not to work as the bios option for it is off and the power settings have no option for it likely due to before upgrading having disabled hyberfil.sys

So yeah still no idea what that issue is caused by

 

Well the power issue seems to relate to Erp in bios...
still need to work out why half the boots don't progress for seemingly no reason