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Windows 10 - single restart - where i can check logs.

nm76
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Hi. I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10. Yesterday i left my pc sitting in desktop when i was in second room. When i back my whole pc just restarted. I dont know why. It never happened in Windows 7. Where i can check reason of that restart or some logs? Thx

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But i cant find anything useless in event viewer. Can i check if that was not blue scrreen?

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It probably updated itself.

You will see in event viewer though. Look under system logs and it will say when the computer restarted and why, such as if there was anything critical such as power loss or errors such as blue screens, or updates, or anything else.

 

Edit: You mean "useful" not useless right?

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Yes i mean not useless . I cant find anything in event viewer. Nothing about power loss.

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