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I had similar problem where I had a loose cable, so I bought a new one which was bigger than this one, because I've been using it for PC, TV, phone etc.

Try changing your cable and see if that works, it worked for me. I tested PC 48 hours after this and it never shut down again. I know the feeling, best of luck & hope you fix it.

Aleksa wrote:

I had similar problem where I had a loose cable, so I bought a new one which was bigger than this one, because I've been using it for PC, TV, phone etc.

Try changing your cable and see if that works, it worked for me. I tested PC 48 hours after this and it never shut down again. I know the feeling, best of luck & hope you fix it.

What cable are you talking about?

Robin wrote:

Aleksa wrote:

I had similar problem where I had a loose cable, so I bought a new one which was bigger than this one, because I've been using it for PC, TV, phone etc.

Try changing your cable and see if that works, it worked for me. I tested PC 48 hours after this and it never shut down again. I know the feeling, best of luck & hope you fix it.

What cable are you talking about?

The main one

Aleksa wrote:

I had similar problem where I had a loose cable, so I bought a new one which was bigger than this one, because I've been using it for PC, TV, phone etc.

Try changing your cable and see if that works, it worked for me. I tested PC 48 hours after this and it never shut down again. I know the feeling, best of luck & hope you fix it.

Nahh, my PC shut down because of powercut in my area.. and I think I'll install new windows since I tried many things but none of them worked.

Aleksa wrote:

Robin wrote:

Aleksa wrote:

I had similar problem where I had a loose cable, so I bought a new one which was bigger than this one, because I've been using it for PC, TV, phone etc.

Try changing your cable and see if that works, it worked for me. I tested PC 48 hours after this and it never shut down again. I know the feeling, best of luck & hope you fix it.

What cable are you talking about?

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The main one

Oh you mean the power cable.
@ackman tried restoring a backup?

Robin wrote:

Aleksa wrote:

Robin wrote:

What cable are you talking about?

Spoiler: show

The main one

Oh you mean the power cable.
@ackman tried restoring a backup?

Yeah and it worked. Everything is working fine now..

Thank you, Robin

ackman wrote:

Robin wrote:

Aleksa wrote:

Spoiler: show

The main one

Oh you mean the power cable.
@ackman tried restoring a backup?

Yeah and it worked. Everything is working fine now..

Thank you, Robin

Well, it only worked well until I didn't shut down.. again same

Taking time on minimizing from games, loading icons lately and 5 seconds black screen after welcome

I would say,reinstall the Wndows according to the fact you said you had powercuts and your PC had sudden shut downs which also could be damaging your Hard Disk and RAM.Also I'd say whenever you have a "powercut" unplug your PC power cables since some parts can be damaged.

As everyone said Ackman, the window might be corrupted as due to sudden shut down of the computer like not shutting it manually from the shut down button sometimes does that, it's just the same case with any type of electric stuff if it shuts down suddenly twice or thrice due to powercut, it sometimes break them too due to the fuse inside them burns up due to sudden shut down of the machines. I hope you understand me, just simply re-install the Windows as the main files might be corrupted or even your CPU might be affected, have a look at both of them.

ackman wrote:

My PC turned off directly (twice/thrice) 2 days ago due to power cut since than I'm getting constant FPS drops in SA-MP and it's also freezing for few seconds on CS:GO Start up screen and my PC is also working slowly, like freezing for 2-3 seconds on welcome screen, used to connect in CS:GO competitive match within 30-40 seconds but now it takes around 4 minutes to connect in a competitive match, etc

Any idea how to fix this issue without reinstalling a new windows? I tried clearing dust from inside of PC (Changed ram slots, cleared dust from processor) and also tried restoring system at an earlier point but still couldn't fix this issue. Help would be appreciated.

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