((Sorry if this is the wrong place to post the thread, nothing else seemed better))
My computer has been shutting off at random times, there is no pattern when, but it could last anytime between start-up and two days after. Weirdly enough, it NEVER shuts off when I'm in the BIOS. It's guaranteed to stay on forever while in there. Also when running a new Window's installation, it doesn't shut off either. I was wondering, what could it be?
Things I've tried:
Unplugging all components but the harddrive with Windows on it.
Changing the Sata ports of that harddrive
Reinstalling Windows on that harddrive
Installing Windows on a different harddrive
Changing the RAM
Resetting the CMOS
Screwing and Unscrewing everything in my case
Reseating the CPU/Videocard
Tried using a harddrive with Windows that worked in a different computer
Another harddrive with Windows that worked from another computer
Different motherboard
Different CPU
A combination of both of the above
Different videocard
Linux live disc
Things I am going to try:
Reapplying thermal paste
My computer has been shutting off at random times, there is no pattern when, but it could last anytime between start-up and two days after. Weirdly enough, it NEVER shuts off when I'm in the BIOS. It's guaranteed to stay on forever while in there. Also when running a new Window's installation, it doesn't shut off either. I was wondering, what could it be?
Things I've tried:
Unplugging all components but the harddrive with Windows on it.
Changing the Sata ports of that harddrive
Reinstalling Windows on that harddrive
Installing Windows on a different harddrive
Changing the RAM
Resetting the CMOS
Screwing and Unscrewing everything in my case
Reseating the CPU/Videocard
Tried using a harddrive with Windows that worked in a different computer
Another harddrive with Windows that worked from another computer
Different motherboard
Different CPU
A combination of both of the above
Different videocard
Linux live disc
Things I am going to try:
Reapplying thermal paste