Error 30

so when the computer goes to sleep by itself then it automatically wakeup by its self then i get the error 30. when i put the computer to sleep when i wake it up then i get the error 30 i dont know why if its software or hardware
HARDWARE
MEMORY: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3000M
GPU: ASUS ROG STRIX GeForce RTX 2080TI Overclocked 11G
PROCESSOR: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900KF CPU @ 3.60GHz, 3601 Mhz, 8 Core(s), 16 Logical Processor(s)
STTORAGE: Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD 500GB - M.2 NVMe Interfac

 

IM RUNNING WIN 10

 

You say you get an Error 30 on your motherboard, but sadly, you didn't tell us anything about the motherboard!

I assume by the logo in the upper right that it is an ASUS board, but we still don't know the model number. However, I note, at least for some ASUS boards, that 30 is not an "error" code at all, but simply means the computer awoke from sleep/standby.


PS: Your poll makes no sense and should be deleted. Poll are used to express opinions or choices.

 

sorry im new to all this man

 

that's my mob a Asrock z390 phantom gaming 9

 

thanks man

 

Every one was at some point. It is better for helpers to have too much information than not enough. And for sure, knowing which hardware we are talking about is essential.

Your motherboard manual should tell you what those numbers mean.

Obviously, the logo I saw in your screenshot threw me off. I thought that was an ASUS board.

When looking at your manual, I see on page 28, the Dr Debug codes where it shows,

That suggests code 30 may be indicating a problem with your memory. Do you see all 16GB? Is your computer working fine otherwise?

 

yeah my computer works fine i see all my 16 gigs

 

yeah my computer works fine i see all my 16 gigs i have 2x8 sticks. the code doesnt cause anything to my computer when i ask asrock about the promblem they said this


Please try the steps below and see if that correct it.

The sleep issues usually causing by VGA drivers and/or VGA card, external USB devices, Windows application running at background, memory, and/or power supply (but rare) and stays in Windows for 1 or more days without restarting the system.

· Unplug all external USB devices except keyboard and mouse.

· Load the UEFI/BIOS default (press F9 in BIOS), save and exit.

· Test with 1 memory stick in A1 slot, try with another known good memory if it's same issue.

· Install fresh Windows and mainboard drivers and VGA card driver (only) and test immediately before installing other applications.

· Test with another known good power supply.

Please try adjust the Windows 10 " Turn on fast startup" unchecked in power option

https://www.isumsoft.com/windows-10/turn-on-off-fast-startup-in-windows-10.html


Also try adjusting the setting of Allow hybrid sleep – off (if applied)

 

The no. 30 (Q-code) on the monitor is a 'feature' of ASUS motherboards. As Digirati posted, it merely shows the PC has woken from the S3 sleep mode.
Even though your PC has an ASRock motherboard, it's probably due to the ASUS monitor.

 

Edit:
The bold should be ASUS graphics card.