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Issue with power supply on MSI X570 A Pro Problem occurs during power delivery, affecting stability.

Issue with power supply on MSI X570 A Pro Problem occurs during power delivery, affecting stability.

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11-26-2020, 07:51 AM
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Review the Windows Event Viewer records. Examine all events before the kernel event that are either Red or Yellow. Check System and Application logs around that period. Also verify you removed all unnecessary components—such as extra drivers, special peripherals, background utilities, or LED tools. Anything not essential to your hardware should be taken out. Since the problem doesn’t repeat, it might indicate an external issue, like a home device causing a power surge that triggered the PSU to shut down for safety. Unstable power, from too many devices on one outlet, can also lead to similar problems.
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HauntingShadow
11-26-2020, 07:51 AM #11

Review the Windows Event Viewer records. Examine all events before the kernel event that are either Red or Yellow. Check System and Application logs around that period. Also verify you removed all unnecessary components—such as extra drivers, special peripherals, background utilities, or LED tools. Anything not essential to your hardware should be taken out. Since the problem doesn’t repeat, it might indicate an external issue, like a home device causing a power surge that triggered the PSU to shut down for safety. Unstable power, from too many devices on one outlet, can also lead to similar problems.

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ElPrincipe_17
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11-26-2020, 09:25 AM
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The main issues around that period include ESENT ID455 (red, not critical) and DistributedCOM ID10016 (yellow) twice. The only other problem I’ve seen is a wireless mouse driver—removing it would be difficult. My power adapter suggestion is interesting because my PC uses its own separate outlet, but I ended up moving to an older house during that time. I think the earliest Kernel error happened before that.
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ElPrincipe_17
11-26-2020, 09:25 AM #12

The main issues around that period include ESENT ID455 (red, not critical) and DistributedCOM ID10016 (yellow) twice. The only other problem I’ve seen is a wireless mouse driver—removing it would be difficult. My power adapter suggestion is interesting because my PC uses its own separate outlet, but I ended up moving to an older house during that time. I think the earliest Kernel error happened before that.

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