Computer Turns Off Then on Again
Computer Turns On, And then Turns Off, Then Turns On Again??
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I am little worried almost this issue, when I turn on my computer it stays on for anywhere between 1 to three seconds, no longer, and then it shuts off and and so turns on again and after this it stays on, information technology doesn't close down anymore at all. But I would really like to know what is causing it to turn on for a few seconds and then plow of again and then turn on again. If you have any ideas delight share them, cheers
PLEASE NOTE : This reckoner is only a few days onetime, never touched since information technology was built and was not doing this when I first built it!
This is the build:
AMD FX-6300 Overclocked to 4.0Ghz
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3P ATX AM3+
Memory: G.Skill Sniper Serial 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600
HDD: Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB iii.5" 7200RPM
GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 760 2GB
Instance: Zalman Z11 Plus ATX Mid Tower
PSU: XFX 550W ATX12V / EPS12V
- January 2, 2014
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I retrieve this might not be a problem, It's simply something your PSU/MOBO does to non overload your reckoner, information technology sort of "turns the ignition" to make sure the power is flowing smoothly, so it actually turns on.
I believe my computer does the same thing if I practise a full shutdown/unplug the cord from the back. It the fans kinda spin for a second or two, and then stop, and so information technology starts upwards everything simply fine.
- February 21, 2014
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Can you post some specs please, that should requite us somewhere to start. Also, have there been whatever recent changes to the organisation similar new hardware or software?
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Can you post some specs delight, that should requite united states somewhere to start. Likewise, have there been any recent changes to the system like new hardware or software?
Here is my build: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/alannm37/saved/3LpP
Nope, brand new PC, non even a week old, never moved or even touched since I built it!
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What is the CMOS Bombardment??
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What is the CMOS Battery??
If y'all look on this image http://content.hwigroup.net/images/products/xl/200162/gigabyte_ga970aud3p.jpg you can see the round silver disc to the left hand side, between the graphics card slots. Just turn off your PC, unplug it from the mains ability, so open the instance, find that bombardment and pop information technology out. Go out it out for 10 seconds, pop information technology back in, put the instance back together and power it up.
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What is the CMOS Bombardment??
If you expect on this image http://content.hwigroup.net/images/products/forty/200162/gigabyte_ga970aud3p.jpg you can encounter the round argent disc to the left mitt side, between the graphics carte slots. Just turn off your PC, unplug it from the mains power, then open the case, find that battery and pop it out. Exit it out for ten seconds, pop it back in, put the example back together and power it up.
Just done it, that didn't fix anything 
Where is the Outcome Logs?
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I think this might not be a problem, It's merely something your PSU/MOBO does to non overload your estimator, it sort of "turns the ignition" to make sure the power is flowing smoothly, and so it actually turns on.
I believe my calculator does the same thing if I do a total shutdown/unplug the cord from the dorsum. Information technology the fans kinda spin for a 2nd or two, then stop, then it starts up everything just fine.
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I think this might not exist a problem, It's simply something your PSU/MOBO does to not overload your computer, it sort of "turns the ignition" to make certain the power is flowing smoothly, and so it actually turns on.
I believe my computer does the same thing if I practise a full shutdown/unplug the cord from the back. It the fans kinda spin for a 2d or two, and so finish, then information technology starts upwards everything just fine.
I just press the power push, or the shut down push in Windows 8. But it's good to know that, thanks Shouldn't be an issue so!
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