my entire pc just turned off then turned back on randomly. this has never happened before im really scared
Is it a laptop running on battery power? If so the battery is probably failing
it's a PC that I built with my dad and I regret building a PC im a fucking idiot
So it's not a laptop?
no its a PC
It's happen with mine several times. Sometimes it feels like, somebody's watching meeeee.
I think you mean to call it a desktop. PC just means "personal computer"
Maybe the power lead is bad
oh sorry im not good with this shit
Were you playing a game or something that could cause overheating?
If not, odds are there's a loose connection or RAM installed. I'd try resetting RAM first.
Could also be a power supply going bad, but it would probably be off/on repeatedly if so.
If not, odds are there's a loose connection or RAM installed. I'd try resetting RAM first.
Could also be a power supply going bad, but it would probably be off/on repeatedly if so.
i was playing dead by daylight but this has NEVER happened to me before
Probably a faulty power lead.
which PSU you have?
DBD is quite CPU intensive, probably overheating then. Not much you can do besides get better cooling or try undervolting which I doubt you'll want to do.
some NZXT one. i havent had an issue until now.
write down every component
Open event viewer on windows it may tell you thing or two
power supply going bad or CPU overheating.
@Master ‘s rat has taken full control of your pc. Nothing to worry about
happens with my shitty laptop
it does that to prevent overheating.
i found out to let the fan spool up for a bit to cool the cpu to prevent that.
it's most likely a cooling or wiring problem. good luck!
it does that to prevent overheating.
i found out to let the fan spool up for a bit to cool the cpu to prevent that.
it's most likely a cooling or wiring problem. good luck!
Feds must be installing spyware
It's windows that shit is already backdoored.
I had the same thing happen. Its probably a power issue. Your psu could not have enough watts, your cable is not directly in the outlet or something similar.
And do this obviously.
I wouldn't worry if it doesn't happen often. My friends pc used to power off randomly and he changed the PSU and its good now.
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