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Hello! I just switched my power supply, thinking it was a PSU issue, and the blue screens continue. I've reseeded my GPU and RAM and ran diagnostics on the RAM and it works fine. The only event in Event Viewer is Kernal Power 41 (63). My next best guess is a motherboard issue. If anyone has any suggestions please comment! CPU: RYZEN 5700X Motherboard: Gigabyte Aorus B550i Pro AX RAM: 32GB 3600MHz GPU: EVGA 3070ti Storage: 970 Evo 2TB

I usually sent my PC into hibernate over the night but recently it crashes quite often when I try to power it on. I usually get fan-spin and the bios splash screen but the it just shuts down no bulescreen no nothing. I get a Kernel-Power 41 (63) critical event in the event-viewer with varying BugcheckCodes. I am running Windows 10 Home 22H2 and when i sent my pc to hibernate usually only Steam, Chrome, Discord and Task-Manager are running. I never experience instability under high load and the error only occurred recently running fine before. My Specs: Ryzen 7 5800x 32GB of Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 8GB sticks (successfully passed a Memory Integrity check) MSI MPG B550 Gaming Plus running latest BIOS ASUS GeForce RTX 3070 Ti TUF GAMING OC LHR Running latest Game-ready drivers completely reinstalled via GeForce-Experience Bootdrive: Samsung 980 PRO 1TB latest firmware and successful Integrity check via Samsung Magician and BIOS Corsair RM850 (2021), RM Series, 850 Watt 80 Plus Gold I have not overclocked anything apart from enabling XMP. Resizable-Bar and Virtualisation are enabled. Fast-Startup is disabled. I don't intend to reinstall windows or update to Windows 11 but I don't really know what to do as most threads online about this just suggest something obvious like perform windows Power-Troubleshooting and then the thread dies. Are there anymore Infos I need to provide. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

So I had this PC for 3 months and it's working perfectly fine, but the event viewer is filled with around 30 critical errors of this type: "Kernel-Power 41". The errors show completely random, but PC starts just fine and never crashed, shutdowned or rebooted. Also when Fast Startup is enabled (always) when the PC boots on my motherboard the Q-Code is "40" which means it booted with Fast Startup. When a Kernel-Power 41 error appears in the event viewer, the motherboard has "AA" Q-Code which means it started normally without Fast Startup. So my thought is that these errors are because Fast Startup sometimes fails. I have tested everything - the CPU, RAM, GPU and everything works fine. But why fast startup fails? Is it something with Windows 10 and how to fix it?

I have recently build a new system that consists of a 9900k H150i Z390 Aorus Master Corsair Dominator 3000Mhz RTX 2080ti RMX 850 V2 PSU Built and running fine for 4 Months with the Following BIOS Setting (BIOS Version F8) Vcore Normal 1.200v Offset -0.060v LLC Auto XMP Enabled Default Core Clock 50 50 49 48 47 47 47 47 I have noticed recently when I leave my system idle for around 10-20mins I come back to a Windows Login Screen Event Viewer says Power Kernal 41 but last night it happened 2 times in 1 hour with a Whea in event viewer that's I've not seen in there before yesterday. It's been running fine for 5 months.

My PC is I guess around 2-3 years old now. Intel i7 5930K 64GB Dominator Platinum DDR4 (Overkill I know) 2x GTX1070's SLI Corsair AX860i PSU Custom Water Cooling So this problem only started occurring in the last week. It happens completely randomly. The computer will turn off like someone pulled the power, then automatically reboot into windows like nothing happened. The only critical error I get in event viewer is Event ID 41. I've run a memory test, RAM checks out OK The CPU clock has been set to Default Temps are WELL within margins (35-40C idle, maybe 60-70 under extreme load) The power supply self test checks out fine, and if it was the PSU, I would imagine this happening all the time and perhaps at the same moment each time (i.e. at system startup). (This is happening at completely random times and intervals). No coil whine or abnormalities with the PSU from what I can tell. My only guess is that I'm plugged into a UPS (big backup power supply/surge protector). I've used this UPS for the entirety of the PC's life. However, when I check the output voltage readout on the UPS, it reads about 190VA, but sometimes jumps to as high as 250VA for a split second and maybe down to 180VA. So I'm going to try plugging directly into the wall to see if the problem continues. Voltage off the UPS reads 115V input and output I'll also check for any voltage fluctuations showing in the BIOS and post an update here if there are. Other than that, I really have no clue what could be causing this. No blue screen, no data log, just the unhelpful Event ID 41. UPDATE: BIOS voltages check out fine, CPU & Cache Voltage are where they should be, RAM is too. 3V read 3.296, 5V read 5.040, and 12V read 12.000, so those are fine also I take it. There are plenty other voltage readings that I don't understand so I wouldn't be able to evaluate those. But the ones I do recognize all check out.

The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly. Happens when system is idle, every 2-3 days on average Is my system basically saying it wants more voltage? The CPU is overclocked to 4.25Ghz using the BCLK , currently voltage is at 1.27v Ran Aida64 for 6 hours, along with the Valley benchmark just going in loops for 6 hours as well Test went smoothly (Both CPU and GPU is overclocked) Help would be much appreciated Edit This is the total number of times it happened

i7-6700k gtx 750ti evga 750w supernova g2 2x8gb 2666mhz ddr4 hyperx Asus z170 pro gaming 1tb hdd ssd 250gb 850 samsung Windows 10 My computer freezes by itself and has to be shutdown using the powerbutton, lights on mouse/keyboard are visible. This freeze occurs while gaming or even in desktop. This happens once or twice every day. Newest bios 1206 and it has been reset. Tested with another PSU same result. Made HDD so that it doesn't go to sleep. Tried with manual 1.2v for CPU. Voltage rails are all good with no fluctuating. Connections to the motherboard and psu are good. Computer isn't overheating. Memory has been tested. Windows has been formatted. I probably forgot something but that's what I've tried

Summary: I've had this problem for a while now, and I've tried a number of things to fix it. Whenever my laptop goes into sleep mode, it shuts down unexpectedly somewhere in the process. I never had this problem with windows 8 or 8.1, and even after upgrading to Windows 10. This problem only showed up after doing a fresh install for a third time (first time wasn't working great, second time I installed Pro instead of Home). Using the keyboard after it is put to sleep or opening the lid does turn the computer on, so it is in some sort of weird sleep mode. Here's what I've tried: Upgrading BIOS Setting Power-Off Savings to Disabled in BIOS Defaulting Power Settings sfc /scannow Installing Windows 8.1 drivers Installing Intel ME 9.5 Uninstalling Realtek Audio Turning off Fast boot Hardware: Asus G551JW +i7-4720HQ +16GB RAM +nVidia 960M +250GB Samsung 850 Evo SSD BIOS version 207 Peripherals: Logitech MX Master HyperX Clouds v1 headset Files: Energy-Report.html (I can't upload it directly for some reason, so I'm putting it on google drive): https://docs.google.com/document/d/14Qu7oyF8uzXVg1-MGylxhATat4OvFkpRY9hE7CLOpA8/edit?usp=sharing Event Viewer Logs are attached There may be some things I've missed and if you need anything, let me know. EventViewerLogs.evtx

Hello guys! System specs: i5 3570k @ 4 ghz 780 ti gigabyte 2x 4gb corsair vengeance black LP psu: 5 year old Enermax modu 82+ 625w It's been maybe a bit over a month now my pc would randomly freeze. Be it while gaming, be it while watching a stream on twitch. Or simply web browsing. I own this pc since about 2 years now and the oldest hardware in it is definitley my psu and my harddisk. However, hard disk is just used to store external files. OS is installed on my SSD. Before that my pc was running just fine. The freeze happens spontaneously. I could play a game for hours straight and have no problem. I can go on for 3~4 days without problems and then it would suddenly hang up on me. Screen will show the last thing i was doing but any input via mouse or keyboard doesn't do anything. So i have to click the reset button on my PC. I've already formatted my system about a week ago hoping the problem would go away, unfortunately it is still here. Here are the errors i get in event viewer: event id 6008: The previous system shutdown at 7:19:03 PM on ‎3/‎21/‎2015 was unexpected. event id 41: The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly. event id 3: Session "Microsoft Security Client OOBE" stopped due to the following error: 0xC000000D (i've the feeling this is irrelevant) One thing i've noticed also is that my Fan would get loud, i think it's my cpu fans are random and sometimes loud sometimes less loud even when i'm idling or just watching a stream on twitch. I've checked bios settings they seem fine and my cpu as well as GPU times are within healthy range. What could the problem here be? Note: I have no tools to check my psu's voltage. If it is indeed my PSU this is the psu i'd be opting for: BE QUIET! Pure Power L8 630W Cable Management http://www.kitguru.net/components/power-supplies/zardon/be-quiet-pure-power-l8-630w-power-supply-review/ Isthis fine? Thanks for any possible help guys

I wanted to check my memory for issues as I have been having some memory issues when playing games lately. So I ran the integrated memory test in windows 7. It ran fine for the first part of the test, but for the second part it stopped at 41% (72% overall). I left it there over the night (10 hours) and when I woke up it was still stuck in the same place. My keyboard was not connected because I had unplugged it. When I tried to plug it in nothing happened, so couldn't exit the test properly. Therefore I turned it off by pressing and holding the power button. I have not yet turned it back on. What I am really asking for is: What is wrong with my computer? Should I replace the RAM, or is it something else? pls halp, sincerely me

The new Nokia Lumia 1020 is a Windows based phone that was just announced and it packs a ridiculous 41 megapixel camera. Ball bearings around the camera supposedly give the camera fantastic optical stabilization, and the camera is also supposed to take very good low light photos because it has one of the biggest, if not the biggest, sensors ever put on a phone. You can also manually adjust exposure times to make the exposure time very long or short, if you so desire. Source: http://reviews.cnet.com/smartphones/nokia-lumia-1020/4505-6452_7-35822762.html