Unexpected shutdown
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JustASouthernSergal
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Updated on Jan 21, 2019 at 10:14 AM
justasouthernsergal - Jan 21, 2019 at 04:29 AM
justasouthernsergal - Jan 21, 2019 at 04:29 AM
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2 responses
forced update? Did it happen around the top of an hour?
Are you on WIN10 and have "Active hours set"?
Are you on WIN10 and have "Active hours set"?
UPDATE: It got worse...
Yesterday, I cleaned everything up including the fans and heat sinks of my PC. It relieved me that it went well and jumped to conclusions that my PC just had a dirt problem even though the dusts are in a teeny-weeny amount.
But then, today, the problem came back. I was not even playing. I turned it back on, checked everything including the temperatures of my CPU and GPU, still they're both fine. After checking (for few seconds) my PC shuts down again.....
I swear, I wanna jump to conclusion that my PSU is too old to function properly right now, but I cba if there are other things that caused it instead of the PSU which is why I have to be very damn sure........
Yesterday, I cleaned everything up including the fans and heat sinks of my PC. It relieved me that it went well and jumped to conclusions that my PC just had a dirt problem even though the dusts are in a teeny-weeny amount.
But then, today, the problem came back. I was not even playing. I turned it back on, checked everything including the temperatures of my CPU and GPU, still they're both fine. After checking (for few seconds) my PC shuts down again.....
I swear, I wanna jump to conclusion that my PSU is too old to function properly right now, but I cba if there are other things that caused it instead of the PSU which is why I have to be very damn sure........
[UPDATE] Strange...
I brought my PC out to the local computer shop recently for diagnose, to make sure if the PSU is the only source of the problem then replacing it with a new one.
When we set it up running for more than 10 minutes, the PC didn't shut down like it's supposed to. One of the guys even played games with it, but nothing happened.
So... I do really think that my PSU, despite being old, isn't the component that caused the shutdown.
When I looked at the PSU, the power cable connected with is plugged directly to the power outlet instead of AVR/UPS. But I use AVR at home.
I guess, it may be...."power surge"?
I brought my PC out to the local computer shop recently for diagnose, to make sure if the PSU is the only source of the problem then replacing it with a new one.
When we set it up running for more than 10 minutes, the PC didn't shut down like it's supposed to. One of the guys even played games with it, but nothing happened.
So... I do really think that my PSU, despite being old, isn't the component that caused the shutdown.
When I looked at the PSU, the power cable connected with is plugged directly to the power outlet instead of AVR/UPS. But I use AVR at home.
I guess, it may be...."power surge"?
Jan 20, 2019 at 04:44 AM
The shut down happened like randomly, it wasn't on the exact time.
And yes, I'm on W10, but I don't know if I have that Active hours set thing since I'm not seeing it..