My PC has gone berserk after this happened another time:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-3214510/computer-turns-opening-app-ipad.html
https://m.youtube.com/watch?ebc=ANyPxKpm2LXnTxPJGc3PVvG6EwvjQS6mqBcPjhdMCw_6d6hTsv1ZRF88EqhkCVQdDwxI9KXvEPo-&v=jAuKjiLyXqI
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSlzpX9gHkw&ebc=ANyPxKpm2LXnTxPJGc3PVvG6EwvjQS6mqBcPjhdMCw_6d6hTsv1ZRF88EqhkCVQdDwxI9KXvEPo-
Even after I turned off all components, and tried to restart, it's not working anymore. Hdtune said all discs are fine (right before this happened I checked my discs). It happened once, but the PC became normal hours later. Not this time.
Who is the culprit? Oh, BTW, the only odd thing I noticed in windows 10 64 was a BSOD saying critical corruption. Then again, this happened when I was using virtual box. And happened once more after I uninstalled. Not sure if this info is relevant somehow...
******** Update ********
I managed to update the BIOS, following to the letter the instructions.
http://www.gigabyte.us/MicroSite/121/tech_a_bios.htm
http://br.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4962#manual
However, right after I did it, the problem happened. And for the 1st time after a reset. In the other scenarios, it was after it turned on by itself.
Then I turned everything off. Waited for 10 minutes (if I wait 1 or 2, it will continue to present the same problems from the Youtube videos).
It worked just fine after I waited. Windows 10 is OK, the system booted. Meaning the BIOS was updated successfully. And also meaning the BIOS wasn't the culprit.
- Something inside the case is causing this. And I don't think it's hardware related. I mean, not a defect, perhaps something needs to be cleaned, or maybe it's the PSU that is defective? The memory?
Or maybe it's a cooler that needs to be replaced or bought?
It's been a while this case isn't cleaned/opened.
What I can tell is that is very unlikely one the Hard-Drives (or the SSD) is causing this. Their health is OK according to HDTune, and I haven't noticed anything wrong while using Windows.
Now I would like for you to look into these pictures, taken from the BIOS. Specially the CPU temperature. Is everything OK?
https://goo.gl/GfBL2C
To sum things up:
- Computer works OK if already on. It works 24/7. However, once it's turned off and you try to turn on, this happens in random moments. It isn't happening everytime I reset the machine or turn it on. In fact, it wasn't happening until a week ago.
Please also note that the PC tries to turn on, then turns off, then ON-OFF-ON-OFF until you unplug from electric current.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-3214510/computer-turns-opening-app-ipad.html
https://m.youtube.com/watch?ebc=ANyPxKpm2LXnTxPJGc3PVvG6EwvjQS6mqBcPjhdMCw_6d6hTsv1ZRF88EqhkCVQdDwxI9KXvEPo-&v=jAuKjiLyXqI
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSlzpX9gHkw&ebc=ANyPxKpm2LXnTxPJGc3PVvG6EwvjQS6mqBcPjhdMCw_6d6hTsv1ZRF88EqhkCVQdDwxI9KXvEPo-
Even after I turned off all components, and tried to restart, it's not working anymore. Hdtune said all discs are fine (right before this happened I checked my discs). It happened once, but the PC became normal hours later. Not this time.
Who is the culprit? Oh, BTW, the only odd thing I noticed in windows 10 64 was a BSOD saying critical corruption. Then again, this happened when I was using virtual box. And happened once more after I uninstalled. Not sure if this info is relevant somehow...
******** Update ********
I managed to update the BIOS, following to the letter the instructions.
http://www.gigabyte.us/MicroSite/121/tech_a_bios.htm
http://br.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4962#manual
However, right after I did it, the problem happened. And for the 1st time after a reset. In the other scenarios, it was after it turned on by itself.
Then I turned everything off. Waited for 10 minutes (if I wait 1 or 2, it will continue to present the same problems from the Youtube videos).
It worked just fine after I waited. Windows 10 is OK, the system booted. Meaning the BIOS was updated successfully. And also meaning the BIOS wasn't the culprit.
- Something inside the case is causing this. And I don't think it's hardware related. I mean, not a defect, perhaps something needs to be cleaned, or maybe it's the PSU that is defective? The memory?
Or maybe it's a cooler that needs to be replaced or bought?
It's been a while this case isn't cleaned/opened.
What I can tell is that is very unlikely one the Hard-Drives (or the SSD) is causing this. Their health is OK according to HDTune, and I haven't noticed anything wrong while using Windows.
Now I would like for you to look into these pictures, taken from the BIOS. Specially the CPU temperature. Is everything OK?
https://goo.gl/GfBL2C
To sum things up:
- Computer works OK if already on. It works 24/7. However, once it's turned off and you try to turn on, this happens in random moments. It isn't happening everytime I reset the machine or turn it on. In fact, it wasn't happening until a week ago.
Please also note that the PC tries to turn on, then turns off, then ON-OFF-ON-OFF until you unplug from electric current.
Thanks for offering closure!
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