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1. Perhaps you could tell us what you mean by Integrated RAMS.
2. It would also help if you could provide some sort of detail of what happens when you reboot, how it doesn't work most times, how it does work once in a while.
3. Probably wouldn't hurt to know brand, model of laptop, how much ram, what type of drives it has, what version of Windows including service packs or other identifying information (if Win 10, under Systems, Info among other places).

At this point we have NOTHING to work with in advising you.

Turn off your PC

Wow... Thank you Microsoft.

My laptop has integrated RAMs and currently have problems booting when it gets shut down. By turning it off I'm literally saying goodbye to that laptop as I don't want to do thousands of booting and turning off till that one lucky try when it does indeed boot.

Thanks Microsoft, I hate it

Did ya bother to try it or are you being stubborn?

When FastBoot is enabled it can lead to multiple issues if something in the registry has changed due to the ram not getting flushed properly because it doesn't ever actually shut down the PC ever. Thus why it can boot quickly because it's all saved in the dram. I gave up having any PC of mine utilize FastBoot. I have enough patience that my pc booting in 20 seconds instead of 10 seconds isn't gonna ruin my day. I'll sacrifice 10 seconds to have stability over booting quick any day. MsConfig can be reinjected in multiple ways without reinstalling the entire OS. Take the darn harddrive and connect it to a different pc and copy it into the system32 location, or copy it onto a thumbdrive and then to the drive. What about using DISM through the diagnostics via cmd prompt or has anyone suggested to the original poster to maybe revert the registry if a back up is availble. . I'm telling ya'll I tried multiple trial and errors to fix this stupid issue and the cause of it is the Darn Ram not getting flushed maintaining a corrupted registry and disabling fastboot and rebooting will put it back to normal to allow ya into the OS and then ya can put in a new pin and then reboot into bios and re enable fastboot if ya really feel it needs to be turned on. Personally this is the problem with using the pin in the first place. just use a password and ya will never ever have that issue ever!

The fastboot thing did nothing for me. All I did initially was enter diagnostic startup like I've done years past. And because I chose to use a pin (silly me, who knew?) it now refuses to let me back into Windows.

Very

Very

Annoying.

If you choose to save your files it will ask for your password.i tried that myself. Reseting it completely is the only option you have where it doesn't ask you for your account password.I'm not trying to screw anyone.I'm just telling them that without the possibility of a backup reseting it completely was the only thing that helped me.

I tried everything for 2 weeks....the sticky keys solution,disabling fastboot,start-up repair,etc...none of those worked.So i got fed up of waiting for some miracle solution and i chose to reset it completely.

And like i said in a previous post after reseting,everything i had on my D partition was intact.I only lost all the files and apps on the C partition.