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Windows shuts off at random! What's Wrong?

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My computer turns off at random but it doesn't turn off it just restarts windows. So my theory is that it is something to do with windows. It usually does this when I log in to the computer. Please help!

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Its not my power and I have talked with my freind and he is experiencing the same problem and it started at the same time as mine.

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Normally the first thing you should do with this type of problem is to restart the computer in safe mode. If the computer continues to reset than it is possibly a hardware issue. If the computer does not restart than what you are experiencing is most likely a software problem.

Try this first:

 

 

 

windows key +pause break

 

advanced tab

 

settings in startup and recovery section

 

uncheck automatically restart

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Its not my power and I have talked with my freind and he is experiencing the same problem and it started at the same time as mine.

 

 

 

If it started at the first time as yours check for virus's. Considering he is your friend you both may have downloaded something iffy.

 

 

 

I know there was a virus a while back that would reset windows automatically after like a minute of when you logged on. I would reset in safe mode and scan, if you get logged off in safe mode than its probably a hardware issue.

Its not my power and I have talked with my freind and he is experiencing the same problem and it started at the same time as mine.

 

 

 

If it started at the first time as yours check for virus's. Considering he is your friend you both may have downloaded something iffy.

 

 

 

I know there was a virus a while back that would reset windows automatically after like a minute of when you logged on. I would reset in safe mode and scan, if you get logged off in safe mode than its probably a hardware issue.

 

 

 

yea lol, I had that too like 4 years ago.

 

 

 

But didn't you get some error message that your computer is going to shut down itself in 1 minute?

 

 

 

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Try scanning in safe mode.

But didn't you get some error message that your computer is going to shut down itself in 1 minute?

 

 

 

Yeah I think it did. Still probably safest to scan in safe mode first before he starts poking around with hardware. :P

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