Does anyone know a good tool to test the health a PC's hardware?

[Azurael]

I recently update my Motherboard's BIOS and started to have it randomly cut power when I hit the power button when I try to wake the system from Sleep. I want to make sure it is not hardware failure causing this.

[Haswellx86]

Reset all UEFI settings or roll back to the previous version. Simple.

[Azurael]

1 hour ago, Haswellx86 said:

Reset all UEFI settings or roll back to the previous version. Simple.

How do I roll back to the last version? I thought the M-Flash on my Motherboard could only update to newer versions. Additionally do I need to down grade to the old ME firmware too?

[Haswellx86]

Just get the older UEFI version from your manufacturer's website.

[Azurael]

1 hour ago, Haswellx86 said:

Just get the older UEFI version from your manufacturer's website.

So there is not a specific way to roll back it just the same as updating to a NEW BIOS? Shoyld I also roll back the ME Firmware as well?

[Haswellx86]

10 hours ago, Azurael said:

So there is not a specific way to roll back it just the same as updating to a NEW BIOS? Shoyld I also roll back the ME Firmware as well?

Man you ask too many questions. Yeah, just run the older firmware setup and "update" to an older version. I don't think ME firmware is important and is a different thing but you could still downgrade it for formality.

[Azurael]

50 minutes ago, Haswellx86 said:

Man you ask too many questions. Yeah, just run the older firmware setup and "update" to an older version. I don't think ME firmware is important and is a different thing but you could still downgrade it for formality.

Alright. Yeah, I get that alot. I often get that way when I am worried and feel like I don't have handle on a situation.

Last thing do you know of any software I can use to test if my hardware is failing or in good health if this does not work?

 

Last thing I want right now is for my hardware to be going, especially since prices to replace things are through the roof.

[Haswellx86]

52 minutes ago, Azurael said:

Last thing do you know of any software I can use to test if my hardware is failing or in good health if this does not work?

There is no way to check the "health" of a computer. You can stress test it to see if it is working fine or failing. You can check if your cooling is working good or it needs a cleanup and new thermal paste.