It appears this only happens when I have my two monitors plugged in. If I unplug one and run the system with one monitor the system boots and behaves fine. I have now tested this 10 times all 5 times it started with one monitor and didn't with two. I'm thinking this might be a driver issue since I haven't plugged the system into the internet yet.
The interesting this is that if I start the system with one monitor and plug the other one in while it's on, the machine operates fine and had use of both monitors properly.
It appears this only happens when I have my two monitors plugged in. If I unplug one and run the system with one monitor the system boots and behaves fine. I have now tested this 10 times all 5 times it started with one monitor and didn't with two. I'm thinking this might be a driver issue since I haven't plugged the system into the internet yet.
The interesting this is that if I start the system with one monitor and plug the other one in while it's on, the machine operates fine and had use of both monitors properly.