Exccesive Random Shutdowns. Help please.

[asdf2061]

Every day this week, I have been plagued by these random shutdowns that turn into reboot loops. Can someone help me?

 

Also, sometimes it will display a BSOD that says "system expemtion error" and "netio.sys failed". 

 

EDIT: On reboot, the computer will sometimes have the American Megatrends POST logo that says "overclocking failed, please setup your BIOS", even though I use an i3-6300 (Gave the 6600k to a friend) and has reset the BIOS after changing it.

 

Specs are in the signiture, but I'll put it here as well:

 

i3-6300      

GPU: GTX 1060 Asus Strix      

MoBo: Asus ROG Hero Alpha    

PSU: EVGA P2 650W      

Storage: SanDisk Ultra II 480GB     

RAM: G.Skill TridentZ 16GB 2x8

 

pls help

[SlyTroopah]

reset the cmos again.

[asdf2061]

1 minute ago, SlyTroopah said:

reset the cmos again.

I've done that 5 times already. It's not helping.

[SlyTroopah]

Just now, I_IHaveNoLife_l said:

I've done that 5 times. It doesn't work.

Turn off turbo.

[rphawks]

It wouldn't be... that the i3 is struggling very hard to work with the 1060?

[79 Potatoes]

6 minutes ago, I_IHaveNoLife_l said:

I've done that 5 times already. It's not helping.

If you're using the battery method with the cord plugged in then it does nothing 

[Himommies]

3 minutes ago, rphawks said:

It wouldn't be... that the i3 is struggling very hard to work with the 1060?

That would be bottle necking but not system shutdown,also Try using iGPU

[asdf2061]

2 minutes ago, 79 Potatoes said:

If you're using the battery method with the cord plugged in then it does nothing 

What do you mean?

[Himommies]

1 minute ago, I_IHaveNoLife_l said:

What do you mean?

He' s trying to say if you take out the CMOS battery while the PC is plugged in it won't don anything

[79 Potatoes]

1 minute ago, I_IHaveNoLife_l said:

What do you mean?

In most mbs the way to reset Bios settings is by 

1. Clear CMOS jumper

Or

2. Remove and put back in the mb battery. This one needs to be done with the psu power cord unplugged because otherwise data would be kept

[CookieMaster]

You have to keep pc unplugged and take out cmos batter for a couple minutes to reset it. 

[JefferyD90]

22 minutes ago, I_IHaveNoLife_l said:

Every day this week, I have been plagued by these random shutdowns that turn into reboot loops. Can someone help me?

 

Also, sometimes it will display a BSOD that says "system expemtion error" and "netio.sys failed". 

 

EDIT: On reboot, the computer will sometimes have the American Megatrends POST logo that says "overclocking failed, please setup your BIOS", even though I use an i3-6300 (Gave the 6600k to a friend) and has reset the BIOS after changing it.

 

Specs are in the signiture, but I'll put it here as well:

 

i3-6300      

GPU: GTX 1060 Asus Strix      

MoBo: Asus ROG Hero Alpha    

PSU: EVGA P2 650W      

Storage: SanDisk Ultra II 480GB     

RAM: G.Skill TridentZ 16GB 2x8

 

pls help

What does event viewer say?

[asdf2061]

11 minutes ago, 79 Potatoes said:

In most mbs the way to reset Bios settings is by 

1. Clear CMOS jumper

Or

2. Remove and put back in the mb battery. This one needs to be done with the psu power cord unplugged because otherwise data would be kept

My motherboard has a CMOS reset botton on the I/O, cleared it 5 times already.

3 minutes ago, JefferyD90 said:

What does event viewer say?

How do I access event viewer?

[JefferyD90]

Just now, I_IHaveNoLife_l said:

My motherboard has a CMOS reset botton on the I/O, cleared it 5 times already.

How do I access event viewer?

You click on it?!?!  Its a huge utility that you should familiarize yourself with.