Hello to all.
For some days it's raining a lot, and that means power outages, but not normal ones; the power is cut for a second, and then, my computer turns off. The problem with the above is that after another second, the computer turns on by itself.
So: 1 Second power outage -> The computer turns off for a second -> it turns on by itself after another second.
This is strange, because on my BIOS, I set the "AC BACK" value to "always of". From the Gigabyte manual:
"Always Off The system stays off upon the return of the AC power. (Default)"
so, the motherboard (or the power supply) doesn't consider one second as a power loss?. I think that the installed devices on the system doesn't like these type of outages, and much less the HDD motor...
This behaviour is normal?
Regards and many thanks for your time.
For some days it's raining a lot, and that means power outages, but not normal ones; the power is cut for a second, and then, my computer turns off. The problem with the above is that after another second, the computer turns on by itself.
So: 1 Second power outage -> The computer turns off for a second -> it turns on by itself after another second.
This is strange, because on my BIOS, I set the "AC BACK" value to "always of". From the Gigabyte manual:
"Always Off The system stays off upon the return of the AC power. (Default)"
so, the motherboard (or the power supply) doesn't consider one second as a power loss?. I think that the installed devices on the system doesn't like these type of outages, and much less the HDD motor...
This behaviour is normal?
Regards and many thanks for your time.
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram