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Switched out my luxul mesh routers for a eero pro 6e and the problem has been solved. Thanks for the help!

I have my own mesh routers. I could give that a try.

Just moved two weeks ago, got a different modem when moving and the problem has persisted. However my TV does give me a notification it is going offline pretty frequently. But on the other hand I have almost 0 issue playing games with friends. Still think a different modem could make a difference?

I am running windows 11 and a problem has repeatedly popped up for me the last 6 or so months. Whenever I try to download largish files, they will download for a short amount of time (~15-30sec) and then the download will fail. This happens for Amd Driver updates, larger app downloads on chrome, and other Misc downloads. This problem does not occur when I download games on steam, epic games, riot Launcher, or Xbox game pass, download windows updates, or download music on spotify. I have tried updating my network drivers, windows updates, disabling Smart Screen, different web browsers, unistalling chrome (and now cannot re-download it) virus scans with windows defender, and disabling my fire wall. I can't seem to find any other ideas online of how to fix this and am hoping someone out there might have more ideas.

Yeah I was debating trying my cpu in his mobo but the fear of his mobo fubaring my cpu is what's kept me from doing it so far

Swapping ssd as in removing the c drive (only ssd/hdd) and putting in a totally different drive, do a fresh Windows install and still had the same issue. Reformatted the old c drive and same issue as well.

I have had the same crash a different house so definitely not the outlet unfortunately.

Os: Windows 11 Home Storage: Samsung 970 evo ssd Cpu: Amd ryzen 5 5600x Mobo: Asus B550-F Gaming (Wifi) Ram: Trident Z 3600mhz 8gbx4 Gpu: Gtx 970 Asus Strix PSU: Corsair RM750 Case: Phantkes P500a This is my friend's computer that I help build. We have almost identical builds, only differences being Mobo, Ram, and PSU. Whenever my friend launches a game for the first time it plays. Maybe for 5min, maybe for 5 hours but for the most part it works. But when he goes back to replay that game or after playing it for a bit it hard resets his computer. (RGB fans for case, rgb for Ram, rgb for mobo, cpu fan all stay on. Keyboard, mouse, monitor appear to lose signal/turn off and mobo goes through boot cycle) Sometimes windows gives an error on restart asking to do repair. Sometimes it just boots back up to login. He has had this issue since playing Lostark for the first time when it was in alpha. Elden Ring, vermintide 2, and sometimes league of legends will cause the crash. All blizzard games, slay the spire, and skyrim don't cause the crash. We have tried swapping psu, gpu, Ram, ssd, windows reinstall, mobo factory reset, swapping from windows 10 to 11, trying a different gpu slot on mobo, and probably a bunch of other stuff I don't remember anymore since first trying solve this issue. Over heating also doesn't seem to be the issue when playing games that don't cause crashing, cpu Temps stay around 50°c and Gpu around that as well. Pretty much at my wits end, any other ideas would be great.

Cpu: intel I5 4690k Motherboard: msi guard pro g55-SLI Ram 2x8gb GPU: Asus gtx 970 strix Os: Windows 10 home Whenever I try to turn my pc on, the Hdd light comes on, case fans and gpu fans spin up, monitorndetects signal. Then the hdd light goes off, fans spin down, monitor no longer detects signal. This process repeats until I flip off psu switch. I have had this happen multiple times before, but normally just swapping the CMOS battery or resetting the bois fixes the problem. This time I have tried putting in two different new batteries w no success. I have also tried resetting bois and changing which outlet my pc is plugged into w no improvement. This started after i overclocked my CPU to a lower overclock than i have done previously. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Alright after trying a new PSU and testing a few other components, it turns out the BIOS battery had run out of juice. Replacing that has solved the problem.

I would think it should be fine, ive been running it with this psu for a few months

I dont remember the exact model but its a seasonic 80+ bronze

Turned off power supply, used mobo jumper

Reset CMOS, now does nothing when I press power button

No to both