You need to perform regular power-saving actions often.
You need to perform regular power-saving actions often.
I'm experiencing some problems lately... My computer works perfectly during the day, but at night it stops after turning off. When I power it back on, it shows a black screen sometimes right before or after startup. It can freeze on the lock screen or crash entirely. After a power-down and restart, it usually restarts normally. Even after playing games for eight hours without issues, turning it off and then waking up causes the same issues. My PC details are: Ryzen 5 5600 MSI B450 mortar max Nvidia Gtx 1050 2gb GPU driver version 528.24, BIOS version 7B89v2H (updated after a previous Apex Legends bug), and Antec CSK 550w 80+ bronze PSU.
Recorded in low light here, I’m trying to guide you correctly. It might be a Windows problem. Once, choosing "shut down" would fully power off everything and then launch it anew. When you turn it back on, it feels like a clean start or a cold boot. Picking "restart" just restarts without shutting it down properly. Now it seems the opposite: selecting "shut down" puts the system into hibernation, saving data to speed up booting again. By draining power, it could mimic a forced cold boot, allowing the system to begin fresh.
Consider using the system file checker, press start, and enter "cmd" in the command prompt. Right-click and select "run as administrator." Type "sfc /scannow" and press enter; it may take some time to complete. If Windows fixes itself, you're lucky. Otherwise, you might need a fresh installation or extensive hardware troubleshooting.
It seems the files passed checks twice with no integrity issues... Also, I just reinstalled Windows lately.
Consider rearranging your parts and cables, and exchanging the RAM modules.