
Originally Posted by
Tyrannosaur
These last few months my Windows 10 Pro PC reboots, it just loses power then automatically starts up again. No BSOD. In the past month it has happened 10 times. Can happen when it has been on for a while or not long after startup, when watching twitch or writing an email in chrome. It started a few months ago around the time I installed new drivers for my Wacom tablet. So after a few crashes the first thing I did was uninstall the drivers. The crashes continued. Looked at the Windows Reliability and no consistent error messages happen before the "previous system shutdown was unexpected". Can't see any dump files being created and Who Crashed doesn't find any either. Temperatures for all components is low.
Decided to do a fresh install of Windows 10 last week on a brand new SSD with just the basic programs I need. Thought all was well until last night when it crashed in exactly the same way.
So I'm guessing it is more hardware related?
Anything I should look at before I start changing more hardware, starting with a new PSU?
System Details:
CPU: AMD A8-5600k (not overclocked)
MB: ASUS F2A55-M
GPU: Using onboard graphics
Memory: Corsair 4x4 GB DDR3 1600
PSU: Corsair CX 430
SSD: WD Green 120 GB (was Crucial 240 GB)
HDD: 1 TB Samsung and 3 TB WD Green
USB: External HDD(powered) + Mouse/Keyboard
OS: Windows 10 Pro
Thanks for any help.