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“But what happens if my PC randomly shuts down?” you might ask.
Well, random shutdowns cause nervous breakdowns. And turn the hair gray. An unruly computer is actually ruthless: it can ruin your life, ruin your job, or kill your reputation. Therefore, our task today is to solve the problem “my computer turns off automatically”.
drama and bring peace and stability into your life.
Seriously, why does a PC shut down?
Here are 12 most common reasons why a computer shuts down without warning:
– Overheating
– Hardware issues
– Driver issues
– Malware infection
– Battery issues
– UPS failure / Surge protector
– Insufficient charger voltage
– Questionable sleep mode
– Disadvantages of quick start
– Outdated BIOS
– Software crashes
– Problematic operating system
Progress to fix random shutdowns:
1. Overheating
If your PC shuts down without warning, heat-related issues may be causing your problem.
Heat-related problems generally come from:
– careless use of the PC;
– fan problems;
– dust, dirt, hair and other debris;
– overclocking.
Careless use of PC
For starters, heat and your computer are a very bad combination. Therefore, ALWAYS keep your PC cool: every time you neglect this rule, you put your computer in a risky situation. Result, your motherboard turns off everything to save your machine.
To avoid PC overheating, follow these tips:
– keep your computer out of hot places/areas;
– circulate the air around your PC;
– never place your computer near the wall;
– do not expose your computer to direct sunlight;
– do not use your computer in wet conditions;
– use a cooling pad (if using a laptop);
– if your PC seems extremely hot, change the thermal paste.
Fan issues
If your video card, case, or processor fans are malfunctioning, they cause overheating.
Dirt and dust
The truth is that dusty computers tend to bite the dust first. Dust, dirt, food scraps, hair, and other items can overheat your computer by preventing proper air circulation.
Overclocking
If your PC has been overclocked, its components may not be able to meet the increased power demand.
2. Hardware issues
Hardware issues can force your computer to shut down randomly.
– Check Disk Utility
– Check if your hard drive is working properly.
3. Driver issues
Faulty or outdated drivers can cause Windows 10 to crash randomly
4. Malware Infection
If your computer is acting really strange and keeps shutting down spontaneously, you should scan your system as soon as possible – such symptoms indicate malware infection.
5. Battery Problems
Over time, laptop users tend to experience battery issues. So, if your venerable laptop has become too unpredictable and keeps shutting down without your permission, your battery could be the culprit for this kind of bad behavior.
6. Inverter/Surge Protector Failure
Are you using a surge protector or uninterruptible power supply (UPS)? If so, make sure that the device in question is not causing the problem: plug your computer directly into the power outlet and see if it works properly.
7. Insufficient charger voltage
If you use resource-intensive programs or applications, you may need a charger with a higher voltage capacity.
The preferred charger voltage for excessively used computers is 100W to 240W.
8. Questionable sleep mode
Sleep mode is a great option if it works properly: it conserves power and lets you wake up your sleeping computer in just a few seconds. However, sleep mode can become dodgy in Windows 10 and cause random shutdowns instead of sleeping early.
9. Disadvantages of Quick Start
The Fast Startup option helps your computer start up faster. Unfortunately, fast start-up can cause spontaneous shutdowns.
10. Outdated BIOS
If unexpected shutdowns continue to occur, consider updating your BIOS. This procedure must be carried out carefully, otherwise your PC may be damaged irreversibly. Therefore, if you are unsure of your expertise, we recommend seeking professional help.
11.Software issues
Some software issues can trigger random shutdowns.
Be careful with:
– Corrupted or missing system files
– Non-optimal system settings
– Faulty applications
– Spam
– Windows registry problems
12. Problematic operating system
Windows issues deserve special attention. To avoid them monopolizing attention, we'd better discuss them here.
So, if nothing seems to be able to put an end to this “shutdown nightmare”, you might as well admit that your OS is not working well. Issues may have occurred after you upgraded to Windows 10.
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