Continue film after fading to white

I'm making a relatively long movie and I start with an intro. At the end of the intro I use the fade to white transition. Obviously, after the intro I want to continue the movie but when I add a fragment the fade to white - transition goes away automatically. How do I stop this from happening and continue the film after fading to white?
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Hi groanpa,
Please reply us with the snapshot of the LCD screen so that we can check and assist you further.
Also, we will have to perform the ‘LCD BIST’ (Built in Self-test) on the computer. Please follow the steps mentioned below to run the “LCD BIST’.
Turn of the computer.
Press and hold down the ‘D’ key on the keyboard and press the Power button.
You will see different colors on the LCD screen. Please check if the issue reoccurs on the screen.
In addition, please connect the system to an external monitor and check if the issue reoccurs.

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