Failing PSU?

My computer will automatically reboot from complete shutdown after about 30 minutes.

Googling the problem, says it might be a failing PSU.

Can someone read this chart and advise if the PSU is going bad?

Thanks,

Paul

I can't tell anything from that info.
Do you have a multimeter you can use?

To clarify: you turn the PC OFF (not sleep, not hibernate) and approx. 30 minutes later it starts all by itself?

TVeblen said:

I can't tell anything from that info.
Do you have a multimeter you can use?

To clarify: you turn the PC OFF (not sleep, not hibernate) and approx. 30 minutes later it starts all by itself?

Do you have a multimeter you can use?

No.

To clarify: you turn the PC OFF (not sleep, not hibernate) and approx. 30 minutes later it starts all by itself?

Yup - strange huh?

Go into the BIOS and see if Restart on Power Loss is set

Couldn't find such a setting.

Not on UPS.

Called thermaltake and they said it probably is caused by the hot swap bay (built-in to Case), some sort of of conflict. They also said the PSU might be failing.

If I disable hot swap controller in BIOS, the problem disappears, but I NEED the hot swap and would just as soon put the computer to Sleep.

When I ran Powercfg -devicequery wake_armed- it said USB controller.

carwiz said:

The wake options shouldn't turn the PC on. Those are started from sleep states. Are you on an administrated network? (Work PC)

No - this computer is in my home, personal PC.

Here you go...