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So, it sounds like wiring. Something has to be loose somewhere.

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Hello! 

 

So today while my brother was on the computer, the internet went out, he tried unplugging and repluging in the eathernet cable but then the computer restarted. 

 

The pc just today was turning off when you were to shake it or move it. 

 

A long time ago the pc would sometimes just restart randomly for no reason and after that I would have the same problem as now. 

 

It somehow fixed itself thougt and you could have an earth quacke and the pc won't restart. 

 

I need to fix this because I'll be selling this pc in a few weeks

 

 

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So, it sounds like wiring. Something has to be loose somewhere.

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1 minute ago, TH3R34P3R said:

So, it sounds like wiring. Something has to be loose somewhere.

maybe a loose AC cable

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