[SOLVED] PC shutting off while gaming ?

[Fatblabs]

@Juular sorry first for my weak english

when i start gaming it shutdown pc turn off completly then after one or two sec pc turn on by itself
not a restart a complet shutdown and a start by itself

no no you're English is fine

 

[Juular]

ram overclock wouldnt turn off pc, it would freeze system, reboot (without turning off) or bsod

Shutdown is shutdown. Reboot is reboot. There's no 'shutdown and then it starts again by itself', - that's reboot. And PSU wouldn't do that.
I assume this hasn't started right away after buying those components ? What was the last change ? How long it was working without problems after that ? Do you have any other system you can swap components with ? PSU, GPU ? Try reseating CPU.

 

[kerberos_20]

Shutdown is shutdown. Reboot is reboot. There's no 'shutdown and then it starts again by itself', - that's reboot. And PSU wouldn't do that.

its called power cycle, but yes PSU wouldnt do that

 

[awayagain]

@Juular Ram, CPU, gpu ,hard drive and m. 2 are together since the day of lunch more ten 2 years
the only new component is the mother board I had a z490 gaming edge wifi from MSI which made my computerimpossible for it to boot just wouldn't turn on no matter what I do,
it just start by luck after million of tries then i bought the Asrock b460m steel wich solved my issus but didnt try gaming since i had exams
after 10 days (the asrock is only old in my setup 50 days max ) the issue happened

 

[awayagain]

i'm rolling back to windows 10
since issue only occur while in windows
when it's done i'll edit these post

edit : same issue

 

[awayagain]

issue in windows events is stated as kernel power 41 (63)

 

[awayagain]

@Juular @--SID--
So i have three HDD seagate 2to and two of each 1to western blue

In crystal disk they are stated as good health

But when i took out both western HDD i'm gaming now for more thé 15min wich Nevers happend before does it mean it's psu starting to give up??

 

[jonnyguru]

issue in windows events is stated as kernel power 41 (63)

Which is an error you see whenever Windows stops unexpectedly.

@Juular @--SID--
So i have three HDD seagate 2to and two of each 1to western blue

In crystal disk they are stated as good health

But when i took out both western HDD i'm gaming now for more thé 15min wich Nevers happend before does it mean it's psu starting to give up??

Well... depends. Did you have all of your drives on a single cable?

 

[awayagain]

@jonnyguru no two with one and two other with another one
but these drive's are with me since 2018 and i dont think its them or faulty installation of cables right ??
since memtest did all pass 4/4 with 0 error i think we can exclude ram issue ?

 

[jonnyguru]

@jonnyguru no two with one and two other with another one
but these drive's are with me since 2018 and i dont think its them or faulty installation of cables right ??

Of course it can. Cables do "wear out". Enough heat cycles, corrosion occurs, terminals come loose....

Every day there are people here that have problems caused by "bad cables" or using extensions that cause a significant drop in voltage.

Do you have another cable you can try?

 

[awayagain]

@jonnyguru
no i will buy some new tomorrow
but they are pretty new 1 year and 3 month old only (whole psu)

when i removed them all and keeping m.2 playing small games like kena bridge or farcry 4 ,it worked for an hour without issue , but trying nioh forza 5 the issue happens after 10min

 

[jonnyguru]

@jonnyguru
but trying nioh forza 5 the issue happens after 10min

Ok.. Then there's still an issue.

 

[awayagain]

@jonnyguru
even though its better then having all drives with all drive's inserted i cant even pass main menue

im thinking its my psu who is failing not providing enough watt or voltage

 

[Ralston18]

@awayagain

You mentioned Event Viewer.

Also look for errors, warnings, and informational entries in Reliability History.

Reliability History is much more user friendly and the time line format may prove helpful as well.

 

[awayagain]

@Ralston18
I'm AT work now i'll see what Warings are there
But I remember Well enough most Waring that IS happening After kernal power 41 (63) and most frequent one IS a DCOM problem
10016

 

[awayagain]

in windows events most common warrning that i get the most is DistributedCOM number 10016
Application-specific permission settings do not grant Local Execution permission for the server application COM and CLSID

Windows.SecurityCenter.WscBrokerManager

 

[kerberos_20]

in windows events most common warrning that i get the most is DistributedCOM number 10016
Application-specific permission settings do not grant Local Execution permission for the server application COM and CLSID

Windows.SecurityCenter.WscBrokerManager

everbody has that..only microsoft knows why, its there by design
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-US/troubleshoot/windows-client/application-management/event-10016-logged-when-accessing-dcom

 

[awayagain]

@kerberos_20 excpet that and kernal 41 error
everything is fine in windows log
today a new issue is happening plugging a external drive or phone makes pc restart

 

[awayagain]

guys any news ??

 

[awayagain]

today my pc is just rebooting by itself without activity

 

[awayagain]

okay i solved the my issue it was the power supply
failing