If it is restarting, then right-click on My Computer, go to Properties. In the Advanced tab, click Startup and Recovery. Then uncheck automatic restart.
If it is shutdown, then it can be either
a faulty or low-power PSU,
high temperature on CPU,
a faulty motherboard (for example, a USB port or a USB port with a plugged broken device, including the front panel, can even prevent computer from booting up) or a bent socket pin below the CPU (happened to me once!),
or a short-circuit on the motherboard somewhere.
According to your symptoms, this could be the first two (an overloaded PSU or an overheated CPU).
Motherboard, CPU pins, and short-circuits usually lead to being unable to start a PC for some time (usually starts up after cutting power completely) or at all.
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28th February 2014, 06:34 #11Member
- Remove daily rewards and the raid finder;
- remove membership bonuses;
- disable PVE XP for daily challenges;
- remove WBs forever on Crom;
- slow down the AA gain;
- lower the PVP XP gain or remove the streak system;
- remove AoE looting;
- add the missing mobs back to Khesh., F. of the Dead, and Eigl. Mount.;
- fix the 250+ms ping;
- take the key away from Saddur;
- revert T3, T3.5 (10.21.15), T4 (10.21.15), and GGG changes;
- remove energy and add skills (like taunt) back.
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28th February 2014, 14:29 #12Uncertainly Epic
Upgrade your power supply. Get at least a 650, and not a knockoff brand. Should you upgrade down the road, this will be enough.
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