PC crashing when booting, then booting again and nothing is wrong?

[tim641]

So 3 days ago i played GTA V and my pc completely crashed. Since that happened, when i boot my PC and it starts loading into windows it shuts itself off. i wait 30 seconds, boot it again, and it works perfectly fine. Is this a faulty SSD or PSU?

I have 2 year warranty (i let some dutch company build my PC) and i can bring it to them to get it fixed (and parts replaced for free) but it will take a week. do you guys think its something that will fix itself eventually or should i just bring my pc to them?

 

[dangus]

im going to guess power supply. let us know what your specs are please

please give full specs

 

[clarkjd]

Nothing EVER just fixes itself.. Make the vendor fix it.

 

[dangus]

if it takes them a week to swap a PSU then i'd tell them they're lazy!

 

[tim641]

im going to guess power supply. let us know what your specs are please

please give full specs

Sorry, totally forgot about that. specs:

MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X
i7 6700k
MSI z170a Gaming M5
2x8GB ddr4 Ram
nzxt s340 razer edition case
corsair rm750x PSU
MSI Core Frozr L cooler

if it takes them a week to swap a PSU then i'd tell them they're lazy!

Its a pretty big company, they probably get ALOT of PC's to fix and build. a week is pretty damn long though

 

[dangus]

so does the computer work after the initial shut off? or does it continue to shut itself off repeatedly? sounds definitely like a PSU problem to me.

 

[tim641]

so does the computer work after the initial shut off? or does it continue to shut itself off repeatedly? sounds definitely like a PSU problem to me.

It did work fine for the past 3 days after booting it up after it failed, but i was playing some csgo 10 minutes ago, and got a bluescreen. The error said: bad_pool_header. Im not sure what it means

 

[dangus]

have you tried reinstalling your GPU driver? it's possible that there is a program you're using that can be causing that too. i had a very similar problem a while back and found that uninstalling MSI afterburner fixed it for me. not saying that'll work for you, though. have you checked out the windows crash reports?

 

[tim641]

have you tried reinstalling your GPU driver? it's possible that there is a program you're using that can be causing that too. i had a very similar problem a while back and found that uninstalling MSI afterburner fixed it for me. not saying that'll work for you, though. have you checked out the windows crash reports?

I didnt reinstall them yet, but can bad drivers cause the pc to turn off when booting? Ive been using these drivers for like 2 weeks without problems. I didnt turn the pc back on after the bsod in case something is wrong with my PSU, i guess ill just bring my pc to the shop tommorow to let them fix it