ID:14131 Reduced register "<name>" with stuck <name> port to stuck value <number> -- power-up level has changed

CAUSE: Analysis & Synthesis reduced the specified register to VCC, GND, or a wire because it reduced the inputs to the register to one of the combinations listed below, in descending order of priority. You may have specified this condition in the design file, or the condition may be a result of logic synthesis. You did not specify the power-up level of the specified register. Analysis & Synthesis is using a non-default setting for the power-up level in order to minimize this register.
Active-Low Clear: Active-Low Preset: Active-High Aload: Active-High Clock Enable: Active-High Clock: Power-up State: D_in: Register Reduces To:
GND             GND
VCC GND           VCC
  GND           !Clear
VCC VCC VCC         Adata
VCC VCC GND GND       Power-up state
VCC VCC GND   VCC or GND     Power-up state
  VCC GND   VCC or GND Low   GND
VCC   GND   VCC or GND High   VCC
  VCC GND GND   Low   GND
VCC   GND GND   High   VCC
  VCC GND     Low GND GND
VCC   GND     High VCC VCC

ACTION: If you intended the register to behave in this manner, no action is required. Otherwise, check the design file for errors and make sure the project's logic does not reduce to any of these combinations. If you want to specify a particular power-up level on a register, you can use the Power-Up Level option. If you want to specify that the Analysis & Synthesis should not use a nondefault setting for unspecified power-up levels in order to minimize delays or design resources, set the ALLOW_POWER_UP_DONT_CARE option to OFF in the Quartus Prime Settings File (.qsf).

Note: Analysis & Synthesis reduces JK, SR, and T registers to D registers during logic synthesis.