PC automatic shutdown?

G

Guest

Hi,
My PC is P4-3.2GHz, 1GB Ram.
My computer shuddenly shutdown, monitor + mouse + keyboard are off.
But strange thing is CPU still ON (I heard the HD and the Fan still on). I
couldn't do anything. Shake mouse, CPU, keyboard... nothing to order turn on
my CPU except Holdown button to turn off. It happen 2, 3 times a day. All
file not save are lost!
I do set Power schemes for monitor, hard disks, and system standby to "Never"
Please help with this strange thing?
Thank you for any reply.
 
D

Dave Patrick

If no BSOD's occur (Event ID: 1001 Source: Save Dump), then it may be a
power problem. I would look at a possible faulty (or undersized) pc power
supply, UPS, bad battery, or the circuit feeding the outlet that the pc is
plugged into.

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

:
| Hi,
| My PC is P4-3.2GHz, 1GB Ram.
| My computer shuddenly shutdown, monitor + mouse + keyboard are off.
| But strange thing is CPU still ON (I heard the HD and the Fan still on). I
| couldn't do anything. Shake mouse, CPU, keyboard... nothing to order turn
on
| my CPU except Holdown button to turn off. It happen 2, 3 times a day. All
| file not save are lost!
| I do set Power schemes for monitor, hard disks, and system standby to
"Never"
| Please help with this strange thing?
| Thank you for any reply.
|
|
 
G

Guest

Thank Dave,
I changed the circuit feeding the outlet for the PC to different source and
2 days nothing happen yet - Hopefully not.
There are no Event ID at all.
Regards-MN
 
D

Dave Patrick

OK, sounds good.

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

:
| Thank Dave,
| I changed the circuit feeding the outlet for the PC to different source
and
| 2 days nothing happen yet - Hopefully not.
| There are no Event ID at all.
| Regards-MN
 

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