Windows 10: No signal to screen after restart, shut down/ cold boot works fine

Windows 10 ProI didn't open my computer for last 2 weeks it work perfectly.Today when I open my computer it work fine after two hour of work I tried to restart my computer but my computer is not restarting the light did't turn off and suddenly my monitor say no signal coming from computer. I cut the power from my computer and then start after 20 sec it work fine.Again When I restart my computer same problem was infront of me.please help.

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BSOD on Restart, Boots fine from cold power up

If I am in Windows 10 and choose "Restart" or the OS reboots from a software install/update, I get a BSOD after post.

The screen reads:
Recovery
Your PC/Device needs to be repaired
The operating system couldn't be loaded because the kernel is missing or contains errors.
File: /windows/system32/ntoskrnl.exe
Error code: 0xc0000221

If I power the system down or do a shut down, from a cold power off, it boots fine every time. Only a warm restart causes this error.

 

Pc seems to boot fine, but no signal to screen {help}

Hi I just built a new pc with these specs:

• AMD Athlon X2 340 3.2G FM2
• 1 TB caviar blue 7200rpm hdd
• MSI A78M-E35 Mobo
• 2 4Gb G.SKILL Ripjaws X DDR3
• ASUS 24X DVD Burner
• NZXT source 210 case
• 2 extra cool master sickle flow case fans
• corsair cx 430watt psu

For some reason the pc boots fine, all the fans are working including the cpu and and the dvd drive but nothing shows on my monitor. I have checked all my wiring countless times to make sure everything is put correctly. I have tried swapping out the memory, with and without the hdd plugged in. I have tried using the dvi, vga, and hdmi ports but still no dsiplay on monitor. The monitor works completely fine with my other pc. I really don't know what else t0 try.
Any suggestions?

 

Win10 cold boots fine but restart gets "inaccessible boot device"

I have a Win10 system that is showing an odd symptom: it cold boots (i.e., from a power up) fine, but any restart (whether manually requested or as part of a Windows Update) fails with "Inaccessible boot device". None of the reports I see here seem to
match that, and the fixes don't seem to apply. Any ideas or things I can look at?