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Recently my PC has been acting weird, when my PC goes into sleep mode and I try and come back my, for example I spam my keyboard or mouse for it to re boot but it doesn't, I spam all my keys and my PC doesn't boot and then I'm forced to force shut down. When I force shut down my PC doesn't turn on, I can wait hours and it doesn't turn on. What I'm forced to do is turn turn on my power supply on the back off my PC and take out the power cord and let it rest for 15-30 minutes then come back and then re connect the power cord and turn my power supply back on, then power back on my computer, Sometimes my PC will not boot then it will shut down in the time span of 5 seconds, once it didn't boot at all and it just stayed on and then I forced shut it down then it didn't run back on. After multiple times of doing this my PC will boot up after 2-3 tries then I will have to reset my bios settings because it states "overclocking failed in my bios" then I reboot then my PC works fine for a day or two but then if it goes into sleep mode the problem continues or sooner or later while playing some games or something my PC will just randomly turn off then it won't turn back on then I have to repay the process. I found a temporary fix for now by setting my overclocking settings to default then testing my PC everything was fine, I then put it back to my overclocking settings and tested it and everything was fine, but the problem can come back in anytime just like it does. I'm very stressed because I just ordered a new power supply thinking that was the issue.
Edit: The issue is happening again. this problem happens on default and overclocked settings.
This is the power supply I ordered:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00CGYCNG2/ref=sxl1?ie=UTF8&qid=1466789459&sr=1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65
This is my current power supply:
http://m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemNumber=N82E16817438036
-Also I noticed when I looked at negative reviews for my PSU some reviewers had the same problem as me, let me know what you guys think.
Recently my PC has been acting weird, when my PC goes into sleep mode and I try and come back my, for example I spam my keyboard or mouse for it to re boot but it doesn't, I spam all my keys and my PC doesn't boot and then I'm forced to force shut down. When I force shut down my PC doesn't turn on, I can wait hours and it doesn't turn on. What I'm forced to do is turn turn on my power supply on the back off my PC and take out the power cord and let it rest for 15-30 minutes then come back and then re connect the power cord and turn my power supply back on, then power back on my computer, Sometimes my PC will not boot then it will shut down in the time span of 5 seconds, once it didn't boot at all and it just stayed on and then I forced shut it down then it didn't run back on. After multiple times of doing this my PC will boot up after 2-3 tries then I will have to reset my bios settings because it states "overclocking failed in my bios" then I reboot then my PC works fine for a day or two but then if it goes into sleep mode the problem continues or sooner or later while playing some games or something my PC will just randomly turn off then it won't turn back on then I have to repay the process. I found a temporary fix for now by setting my overclocking settings to default then testing my PC everything was fine, I then put it back to my overclocking settings and tested it and everything was fine, but the problem can come back in anytime just like it does. I'm very stressed because I just ordered a new power supply thinking that was the issue.
Edit: The issue is happening again. this problem happens on default and overclocked settings.
This is the power supply I ordered:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00CGYCNG2/ref=sxl1?ie=UTF8&qid=1466789459&sr=1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65
This is my current power supply:
http://m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemNumber=N82E16817438036
-Also I noticed when I looked at negative reviews for my PSU some reviewers had the same problem as me, let me know what you guys think.
Well you answered your own question, I'd like to hear how the story turned out. Did you google the symptoms? Because maybe the settings on windows are incompabable with power. You need LESS power, believe it or not
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