Pc Keeps Restarting Randomly

initez

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Hi guys.

I have had this custom built PC by a friend for 3 years now. Recently, it has been rebooting itself randomly. I disabled "auto reboot" option and to show error (blue screen, or the friendly window 10 "blue screen"). So far, errors were not shown prior to random reboot. Some time, when I turn on my PC, it boots for around 2 seconds, and seemingly powering off and then on, looping for a while. It seems to be gathering "energy/battery" to boot up as I could hear the powerless kind of sound.

I googled online and found I could read the errors off the event log. Does it tell any tales? What should I do?

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undead102

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Perhaps you can list down your specs? It could be helpful to use it for diagnosing and troubleshooting your pc problems,
 

initez

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This is my specs:

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This is the latest event log:

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I have ran the PC since 5pm, its been around 2 hours of usage with 3 hours of idling. So far there is no restart at all. So its really random.
 

magix

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- check and ensure that your system drives are up to date
> Example VGA


- Check a test https://www.techrepublic.com/articl...rt-to-gather-troubleshooting-info-on-the-fly/

- Open Memory Diagnostics Tool by going to Control Panel. In the search box, type Memory, and then click Diagnose your computer's memory problems. 

If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

Choose when to run the tool.

When I choose when to run the tool (i.e., for instance, chosing 'restart now and check for problems'), and then shut the computer down, when it comes back up, I get a black screen (as I described in original post), and it appears that Memory Diagnostics Tool does not run at all. I wait and wait for minutes ... hours, and screen remains black, with Memory Diagnostics Tool not

appearing to be running. I then turn the computer off, and then back on and it boots up normally to Windows 10 without running the Memory Diagnostics Tool. Whatever my approach, it seems that Memory Diagnostics Tool will not run.

The Memory Diagnostics Tool has not otherwise run automatically on its own.
 

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TS, list down the brand and model of the power supply used.
 
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