Diagnose PC Restart Issues
Diagnose PC Restart Issues
Where can I locate the generated memory dumps, since I configured it for kernel memory dump?
Currently, I’m unable to detect any memory dump files, does that mean there’s no issue?
Could this restart be initiated by something or someone specific?
I updated to F7 recently. When did you make the change? Did you clear the CMOS at that time? If not, I’d suggest doing so, as it might relate to a BIOS problem.
The default bios version for several years was updated to the next one, eventually reaching F7. During this transition, some aspects in the bios didn’t display correctly across all versions, though they functioned properly for a long time without problems. I believe you’re on the right track, as recent updates have shown strange behavior—certain settings fail to apply or behave unexpectedly when changed and saved. I’m investigating this issue and will share updates when changes occur.
Remember that I had never needed to clear the CMOS after all; I did so then too, but in doing so I lost my expansion slot for the additional NVMe drive. Besides being down to one drive and having to deal with adjustments related to that change, things have shifted since clearing the CMOS. For example, the power loading setting I noticed earlier now allows auto-setting! Let's see how it turns out from this point onward...