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Accidental shutdown

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By SirDucksallot
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Go to solution Solved by conspiravision,

You're okay.  Unexpected shutdowns can cause corruption to data but your computer will try and fix those blocks by itself.  

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Alright so,my PC is in an area under my desk,you guys know how that kind of things lok like.I wanted to disconect my 2nd screen,so typically when I want to disconect a cable,I just pull the PC outfront and do it from there.Now,the thing is,when I did that,power cable from PSU got slightly jiggery and probly disconected,so my PC shut down,I heard a litle tsk tsk when I put pushed the cable further to secure it,but I dont think thats something to do with the PSU beeing faulty,as it has something to do with the grounding of the unit.The PC started fine,everything is working I would just wanted to ask if something got damaged?I guess if something was damaged my PC wouldnt start...

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You're okay.  Unexpected shutdowns can cause corruption to data but your computer will try and fix those blocks by itself.  

Alright,yes Ik about data loss,only data corrupted was a game that was getting updated when it shut down,I validated the game's fies via steam  and it works fine.Thanks to all all for the responses,I guess the last guy gets the answer :P

Shark Rampage V: AMD FX-4350 @ 4.5GHz(1.404 Volts) / Hyper 212 Evo / Gigabyte 750Ti (1405MHz Core,3200MHz Memory @ stock voltage) / Kington HyperX Fury 8 Gigs 1866MHz Dual channel / ASUS M5A97 R2.0 / WD Caviar Blue 1TB 7200 RPM / 850Evo 250GB / XFX TS 550w 80+ Bronze Sharkoon VG4-W

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