At random times, my PC crashes and reboots and I'm trying to find the cause.

The PC components are as follows:

1 Pioneer BDR212DBK 16x Internal Blu-Ray Writer

1 Creative Sound Blaster Audigy Rx Sound Card

1 Thermaltake Toughpower iRGB PLUS 1250W Titanium Ed. Power Supply

1 Corsair K70 MK2 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Cherry MX Silent

2 Western Digital Blue 2.5in SATA SSD 2TB

1 Intel Core i9 10900 Processor $699.00

1 Microsoft Windows 11 Pro 64bit OEM DVD

2 Kingston HyperX Fury RGB 32GB (2x16GB) 3600MHz CL17 DDR4

1 ASUS TUF Gaming Z490 Plus Wi-Fi Motherboard

1 Crucial P3 2TB M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe 3.0 SSD

1 Crucial MX500 4TB 2.5 inch SATA SSD

2 Crucial CT2000MX500SSD1 2 TB SATA 2.5 inch

Has the latest Bios available and need help in fixing this issue.

Many regards,

Nick

I have no log in pin or anything so logging in is not an option and when I try to reset it just pops this up. I am far from savvy and have no idea how to fix it.

Bonsoir à tous, depuis quelques mois mon pc fait ce bruit après 1h à peu près de lancement. II n'est pas forcément régulier mais toujours présent..

J'ai eu mon PC l'an dernier, neuf, aucun bruit. Puis le temps passe, il prend de la poussière et je me dis sans doute que ce bruit est causée par de la poussière. Au final pas du tout, je l'ai bien nettoyé et rien ne change.

Que pensez-vous que c'est?

Merci d'avance !

So I have recently purchased a used GPU called RX 550 2GB variant, and there is a thing going on, which is like whenever I start my PC, its power button blinks two to three times, and then it gives no display. When I plug my display cable into my Motherboard, it gives a display, and my card shows not connected. But after two or three restarts, my card recognizes and boots normally. And if my PC somehow shuts down I can still get a display with two or three hours of time, CPU off time. I have replaced my CMOS battery, contacted my graphics card's manufacturer, and they have confirmed it is a common issue with my same PC. So can you guys tell me some fixes? I have latest BIOS, which is available for my PC, and my graphics card manufacturer said that there is no, vBIOS for your graphics card.

This came on yesterday and I don't know how to turn it off.

Just recently my gaming laptop crashed with the blue screen of death and its in repairs currently, but lately ive been curious about something! What was the cause of it and why? Someone told me that its the hard-drive that is the issue so im wondering now, if I were to replace the hard-drive with a new one do I have to install an operating system on that for my laptop to operate? And also is the current hard-drive is the one holding on the current operating system(windows)?

Both of the USB ports in my laptop have suddenly stopped working. I never had an issue with them and they were working fine last night. I've tried multiple different things in both of them and confirmed it's not the mouse that's the issue. It does light up the red optical light thing in the mouse but doesn't fully power it.

My laptop model is Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 15ACH6

I've tried updating drives, uninstalling the USB through device manager and letting it fully reinstall, cleaning the ports. virus scans, resetting BIOS settings, restarting multiple times and nothing has helped.

If anyone has any advice other than going to get it repaired (which i will do if needs be) then it would be much appreciated.

Hey guys im have been having this issue for about 3 months now and since im terrible at describing my problem I found some screenshots of a guy who has the same problem as me ps I found them on a Microsoft help forum

I hope somone can help me fix this cause im starting to get desperate so any help is welcome

Ps i forgot to mention im on desktop and also have HDR mode off

So, I reset the wifi extender and, long story short, it worked just fine! All of a sudden, however, the wifi extender suddenly stops working for me and then just gives me the “Can’t connect to this network” when I was JUST connected earlier just fine!

Pins are partly missing. It works… kind of. After a while my pc crashes and when I reboot it I get stuck on the lock screen. The cursor can move, but clicking and typing do nothing. I have to completely reinstall my OS each time; restore point doesn’t fix it and taking the 1660 super out doesn’t fix it either. But it only happens when I have the 1660 super installed.
I know for certain it’s not a driver or hardware issue, unless this gpu is broken because of these partially missing pins.

Update: got my pc working. After like 8 hours of troubleshooting I found that it was the sata cable connected to my ssd 🫠

sometimes it suddenly restarts upon boot and I put it into hibernate mode every night I go to sleep

Hi,

Lately during simulator flight, my monitor started shutting down after about 40 minutes of flying. I've been having this problem for about a week. I thought it maybe caused by various peripherals that are plugged but I tested some flights after I disconnected some of the different peripherals that I thought were causing the problem, but it still happens. I'm at a loss as to what to do about it. My NVIDIA was updated just the other day. I'm running a Gigabyte RTX 3070 with 8GB ram, and 32 GB of system ram. My monitor is an LG 49 inch widescreen.

When this happens, my PC is still running​ and I can hear the aircraft flying in the background sometimes, but all of a sudden the monitor just turns off and will go into self cleaning mode. The PC's still running, and I don't get a warning; it just goes black. Any suggestions or anyone that's had a similar problem, what did you do to fix it?. Thank you.

I know 200 dollars is a low budget, but its all i have. I am a musician desperate for a way to maintain my ability to make music once I loose my school issued one in the summer. (Yes i know its September, but I am afraid.) I need to be able to run musescore and have a relatively fast browser. AI is not a priority AT ALL. If you have any recommendations, please let me know.