Question Automatic shut down of PC!!!

[TheNewbie6]

I hope that I can describe what happens in a clear manner and I hope I can find an answer to that because I couldn't find anything relevant to that matter in Google.

I am facing an issue with automatic shut down of the PC that happens as per the following sequence:

When I am playing video games I keep getting sound bar popping up(small blue bar in a mini black box that shows 100 when on maximum volume) after that sometimes Microsoft edge keeps opening windows randomly and after all that I get a blue screen that shows "shutting down" then the PC shuts down. Can anyone help me with that?

 

[USAFRet]

To start, we'd need a FULL parts list of the system.

Specific make, model of everything.

 

[LegoTekFan486]

What does Event Viewer say?

If you do a virus scan (even with Windows Defender) does it find anything?

 

[TheNewbie6]

To start, we'd need a FULL parts list of the system.

Specific make, model of everything.

Windows 10 pro x64
I7 12700
B660 mortar micro
4X8 ram 3600hz (xpg)
Noctua NH -d15 cooler
Antec 850W HCG PSU
4TB WD hard disk
256 GB SSD (can't remember the brand)
If anything else is needed please tell me what it is

 

[TheNewbie6]

To start, we'd need a FULL parts list of the system.

Specific make, model of everything.

GTX 1660 ti GPU

 

[TheNewbie6]

What does Event Viewer say?

If you do a virus scan (even with Windows Defender) does it find anything?

I am not good at inspecting event viewer can you guide me what to search I it related to that matter? Also I did a scan with mcaffe total protection 2022 but it found nothing and I will try windows antivirus as well right now

 

[LegoTekFan486]

I am not good at inspecting event viewer can you guide me what to search I it related to that matter? Also I did a scan with mcaffe total protection 2022 but it found nothing and I will try windows antivirus as well right now

Under "Windows logs" you'll want to click the word "system"
For the most part, you can probably ignore anything other than "error" or "critical".
Click on the "Windows Logs" folder in Event Viewer. Then click the "action" menu and say "create custom view".
Check-mark the "critical" and "error" check boxes, then, in the "By log, Event logs" row, click on the little arrow on the right of the text box. You'll get a little drop down / sub menu where you can checkmark "Windows Logs"

Click anywhere within the window to close the sub-menu, then click OK.

Some messages are not well-worded, but they're meant more for the developers and IT people than for the end user. For example, if it says "fatal hardware error" that sounds much worse than it actually is. It sounds as though something is broken and needs replacing. It just means that the hardware driver in question crashed/froze, but even in cases where the driver was able to self-recover by restarting itself (or by Windows detecting a problem and restarting it automatically) it still says "fatal error". Go figure.