My computer crashes! What’s wrong with it



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Tired! Don't torture the car, go to sleep!

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maybe a virus. scan your system.

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He's not overheating. He's sleepy.

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Must be sleepy.

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I've been there. More likely a system error or he doesn't have enough RAM. If it doesn't work, it's probably better to reinstall - but consult again!

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It's dying. Beat it

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Spat Lojis!

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it's dying. throw it away and don't worry about it.

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clean and vacuum.

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don't torture the little guy, put him to bed!

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It could be knocked out by a faulty POWER SUPPLY!

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Most likely a FAN failure. Do you have enough fans standing it cools well? It really could be slowly overheating and shutting down because of it. Try cleaning the CPU fan I had the same thing - helped.

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Probably a power surge.

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It is definitely a virus sitting in your system. I had a virus on my system. Panda found it and wiped it out. My other antiviruses even hung up and shut down in the middle of it! Definitely a virus!

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Cat? Check your cables and ports.

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eto virus

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check your logs, check your coolers, check your bios, check the shutdown temp, I guess it's just standing idle, maybe there is a conflict with your videocamera

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It may crash for more than 101 reasons. If it is a cat, check if the power cord is tightly seated in the connector. And see if it is chewed. Maybe you have a loose wire connection to the outlet. I recommend buying an uninterruptible power supply to prevent your PC from being cut off for that reason. It's fraught with bad clusters on the hard drive. - And this is a very unpleasant thing. Especially when they are at the very beginning of the disk. After the PC has been running for a few hours, turn it off and immediately turn it back on and go straight to SETUP. There should be information from the CPU thermal sensors there. Observe this for a while. Then report what you see.

 

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