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Resolved system outage and initiated restart.

Resolved system outage and initiated restart.

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MacSolaris
Senior Member
457
07-01-2023, 02:09 PM
#1
I suspect the problem lies with your power supply unit. It seems to shut down unexpectedly when high power demands are placed on it, and no error messages appear. This issue occurs during heavy usage, suggesting a gradual failure.
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MacSolaris
07-01-2023, 02:09 PM #1

I suspect the problem lies with your power supply unit. It seems to shut down unexpectedly when high power demands are placed on it, and no error messages appear. This issue occurs during heavy usage, suggesting a gradual failure.

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Quackz_
Member
54
07-01-2023, 05:27 PM
#2
Your PC shuts off and restarts because of misadjusted settings or hardware issues. For instance, wrong projection configurations or a faulty boot configuration data file can trigger the black screen. Internal parts and external devices might also be responsible. More Info
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Quackz_
07-01-2023, 05:27 PM #2

Your PC shuts off and restarts because of misadjusted settings or hardware issues. For instance, wrong projection configurations or a faulty boot configuration data file can trigger the black screen. Internal parts and external devices might also be responsible. More Info

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Sacredsaur_
Member
148
07-01-2023, 11:11 PM
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Sacredsaur_
07-01-2023, 11:11 PM #3

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hunchmuffin6
Member
209
07-02-2023, 06:01 PM
#4
Have you explored any of those recommendations? Even if it's for Windows 11, it might function on Windows 10.
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hunchmuffin6
07-02-2023, 06:01 PM #4

Have you explored any of those recommendations? Even if it's for Windows 11, it might function on Windows 10.

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Fluffyin
Junior Member
39
07-02-2023, 08:01 PM
#5
Windows OS can trigger black screens on its own. Often it stems from problematic updates, but damaged or missing files may also be involved. ----- This differs from crashes since no error messages appear, which is unusual for file issues. Software and drivers play a role; outdated or faulty apps/drivers can trigger these errors, especially graphics drivers. Issues with Windows Explorer not functioning properly are also possible causes. ----- Drivers were recently reinstalled from new sources (twice). Stressing the hardware by running it at full capacity for days without problems is another factor. ----- Incorrect configurations sometimes lead to black screens. For instance, wrong projection settings or a faulty BCD storage can cause this. ----- This isn’t expected in Windows 10, as projection options aren’t available unless screens are being added or removed. Secondly, the problem doesn’t occur at startup—it happens after the machine has been running for a while. Hardware problems are another possibility; internal parts and external devices like monitors or graphics cards can fail, causing the issue. ----- I anticipate this outcome but needed further guidance on potential causes. Malware could also be responsible, as infections may disrupt system stability and produce black displays. ----- The system is currently protected by the latest antivirus software, with recent clean scans completed.
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Fluffyin
07-02-2023, 08:01 PM #5

Windows OS can trigger black screens on its own. Often it stems from problematic updates, but damaged or missing files may also be involved. ----- This differs from crashes since no error messages appear, which is unusual for file issues. Software and drivers play a role; outdated or faulty apps/drivers can trigger these errors, especially graphics drivers. Issues with Windows Explorer not functioning properly are also possible causes. ----- Drivers were recently reinstalled from new sources (twice). Stressing the hardware by running it at full capacity for days without problems is another factor. ----- Incorrect configurations sometimes lead to black screens. For instance, wrong projection settings or a faulty BCD storage can cause this. ----- This isn’t expected in Windows 10, as projection options aren’t available unless screens are being added or removed. Secondly, the problem doesn’t occur at startup—it happens after the machine has been running for a while. Hardware problems are another possibility; internal parts and external devices like monitors or graphics cards can fail, causing the issue. ----- I anticipate this outcome but needed further guidance on potential causes. Malware could also be responsible, as infections may disrupt system stability and produce black displays. ----- The system is currently protected by the latest antivirus software, with recent clean scans completed.

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GetUSom
Member
194
07-19-2023, 08:26 AM
#6
I swapped the PSU and am checking to determine if it fixes the problem.
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GetUSom
07-19-2023, 08:26 AM #6

I swapped the PSU and am checking to determine if it fixes the problem.

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147
07-23-2023, 03:14 AM
#7
Weekend fully on point, no hiccups, choosing faulty PSU.
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CadentAlphadog
07-23-2023, 03:14 AM #7

Weekend fully on point, no hiccups, choosing faulty PSU.