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My pc randomly shuts off and the display just goes out and fans go at full speed but it is still on please help

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This has been going on for a few weeks or so and i built this pc around 4 months ago so i really dont think it is a hardware related problem, I already checked windows system memory and there where no issues with that, I dont think its temperature related as well because it happens when i am idle and get at max 45C on my gpu and cpu, it only happens when i am idle and never when i am playing a game or something for some reason and it happens like twice a day sometimes 

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2 minutes ago, JuztHunter said:

This has been going on for a few weeks or so and i built this pc around 4 months ago so i really dont think it is a hardware related problem, I already checked windows system memory and there where no issues with that, I dont think its temperature related as well because it happens when i am idle and get at max 45C on my gpu and cpu, it only happens when i am idle and never when i am playing a game or something for some reason and it happens like twice a day sometimes 

Are all your Power Cables plugged in correctly?

Have you tried turning it off and on again? Maybe Restart it? 

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Look in the Event Viewer for any issues.

Also check the Last Shutdown https://www.winhelponline.com/blog/how-to-determine-the-last-shutdown-date-and-time-in-windows/

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7 minutes ago, FI Fheonix said:

Are all your Power Cables plugged in correctly?

Yeah my power cables are all plugged in correctly ive not touched them since i first turned it on and just recently ive had this issue and restarting it and the problem still happens

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9 minutes ago, spunk.funk said:

Look in the Event Viewer for any issues.

Also check the Last Shutdown https://www.winhelponline.com/blog/how-to-determine-the-last-shutdown-date-and-time-in-windows/

image_2023-03-27_161451862.png.d61abb05976391edb61755950675271d.pngIm pretty sure this is the one that is causing it to shutdown since it happened once this last hour and its all the same one for the past 7 days when it started to happen. 

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Double Clicking the Critical event in the Event Viewer give you Details what caused it,  and it may give you an Event Viewer code which you can Google to know more information

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