![]() However, I do notice that there seems to be a spam of events listed as Kernel-Power that say “The kernel power manager has initiated a shutdown transition. In the event viewer, for some reason the event I had previously listed doesn’t even show up anymore. When I look at the temps in HWMonitor, the graphics card doesn’t get any higher than 65 degrees Celsius when idling. Log Name: System Source: Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power Date: 4:06:50 PM Event ID: 109 Task Category: (103) Level: Information Keywords: (70368744177664),(1024),(4) The kernel power manager has initiated a. Though, I’m not so sure now that the random shutdowns is a side effect of the graphics card overheating. Minimum throttle percentage: 12 The kernel power manager has initiated a shutdown transition. I’ve heard that this is not usual behavior for a GPU fan. The fan on the GPU starts, then stops, then starts, then stops, and does this over and over. The details give a ShutdownActionType 5, ShutdownEventCode 0, and ShutdownReason 5 which as best as I can determine means 'Other Failure: System Unresponsive'. Shutdown Reason: Kernel API Log Name: System Source: Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power Date: 4:06:50 PM Event ID: 109 Task Category: (103) Level: Information Keywords: (70368744177664),(1024),(4) The kernel power manager has initiated a shutdown transition. I did find that Windows logs an event 109 and states 'The kernel power manager has initiated a shutdown transition. I just recently thought that it might be an issue with the graphics card, considering I decided to open up the chassis and take a look at it while it was running just to see if there was a problem with the fans or something. Minimum throttle percentage: 12 The kernel power manager has initiated a shutdown transition. Now the computer just shuts off whenever it feels like it. However, since last night the problem has changed. All it said was “The previous system shutdown at on was unexpected.” ![]() Anyways, I looked in the windows event viewer and it doesn’t have the event listed as being due to an error or power failure or anything. The mouse and keyboard would not be on, either. The computer would be on, but nothing would be showing on the screen at all. ![]() Sometimes when shutting off mid-boot it would give me a BSOD or the screen would just be black. Then, after starting it back up, it would either start up just fine and have no problems for the rest of the day or it would shut off again (either mid boot or after booting up) and then maybe one or two more times after before being fine for the rest of the day. Just shuts off like I pressed the power button. No shutdown dialogue, no error message, nothing. Initially, this only happened about 10 minutes after a cold boot.
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