Random losses of power

[Blowsy]

Approx. once per day my PC just shuts off as though I've hit the reset button.

It's not heat-related (as far as I can tell).

What the best way of trying to diagnose this?

Apologies if this is not the correct forum for this.

 

[Blowsy]

Yes, it's literally like someone has switched it off at the socket.

 

[Blowsy]

Ok, the Event Viewer is showing a **** ton of events... is there a way of sharing this with you guys?

Here's a snapshot, but the list is massive...


They appear to be happening constantly

 

[Blowsy]

Can you just show us a snapshot of one WHEA logger and one SChannel? They're probably all the same.

Generally speaking, you shouldn't be getting WHEA entries in a stable system, but let's see what they say first.

WHEA


Schannel

 

[Blowsy]

It may also help to sort via "Level" up at the top. Then we can see how many "Critical" vs "Error" and "Warning" and when

This is a snapshot of the Kernel events...

 

[Blowsy]

You may also find that the Windows Hardware and Device Trouble Shooter may help.

Just go to the Run Prompt (Windows Key -R)

Type in the following:
msdt.exe -id DeviceDiagnostic

It will bring you to the Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter.

Click on Advanced Menu and deselect "Apply Repairs Automatically" just so you can report back what it found.

You can always rerun it to fix things but gives us an idea of what is happening before you do so

Some Citrix-related stuff, but that's it. Doesn't seem likely to be the cause??

 

[Blowsy]

CPU, RAM and GPU running at stock or anything modified?

Have in the past, but all stock at present