Solved Computer Restarted... wat cud b the problem... plz help...

[NRT]

hi, Today when i switched on the computer, my computer restarted... i checked the minidump folder, but its empty... and i ran malwarebytes (updated) result is 0 infections... wat cud b the problem of restarting ??? plz help

 

[NRT]

now also it restarted... any help ??? Computer is restarting, when i turn the computer ON...

 

[Neutron16]

Have you tried this Start your computer in safe mode

You can also try to spot errors with Event Viewer.

Open the Start Menu, and type eventvwr.msc in the search box and press enter.
If prompted by UAC, then click on Yes (Windows 7).
In the left pane of Event Viewer, double click on Windows Logs to expand it, then right click on System and check for errors (see screenshot). If no related errors will be in System, please check Application section.

Please post description of errors occurred within the described time of system restarting.

 

[NRT]

thank u 4 replying... i haven't tried my computer to boot in safe mode... but i want to point out some things... my computer is not restarting always, when i power it ON... its happening twice per 10 times... let me check event viewer... i'll post back soon...

 

[NRT]

plz have a look at my event viewer snip.

 

[theog]

I would have your PSU checked out.

 

[NRT]

I would have your PSU checked out.

wud u plz describe ??? i cudn't understand...


note: i bought ASUS EAH 5450 gfx card two weeks ago... my PSU is 385 W...

 

[Neutron16]

NRT, please post screenshot of SYSTEM log, not Application log.

 

[NRT]

snip 02.... plz have a look....

 

[theog]

Why PSU's Fail

Computer turns on for a while, but when games or other applications are using the computer steadily, it will turn off or I get a blue screen.

 

[NRT]

Why PSU's Fail

Computer turns on for a while, but when games or other applications are using the computer steadily, it will turn off or I get a blue screen.

so u r telling its time to change my PSU ???

 

[Neutron16]

Event viewer didn't show anything could be related to power supply.

I agree with theog problem is likely in power supply. If there is something serious, you need to change it. But if there is something minor like leaked capacitors, authorized technician can repair existing unit.

 

[DeaconFrost]

so u r telling its time to change my PSU ???

No, it's time to start troubleshooting, like trying a spare PSU. If the PSU is dying or is overdrawn, it can lead to reboots.

 

[NRT]

so u r telling its time to change my PSU ???

No, it's time to start troubleshooting, like trying a spare PSU. If the PSU is dying or is overdrawn, it can lead to reboots.

sometimes a sound is coming from the PSU... as per the info provided by theog

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