I don’t know if this is the right place to put this but I didn’t see anywhere for problems like this. I have my PC in my room and use it to play games often. Today, it was doing just fine, until around 9:00, when the breaker controlling my room tripped and I lost power until I flipped it back. I thought that was the end of it, but now the power goes out from the breaker tripping every time I turn the PC on. Why is this? Do I just need to leave it unplugged for a while? I tried unplugging everything else in my room and still had the same issue on startup. I don’t know what could be causing this. Any help is appreciated.
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there is an electrical fault with your PC.
most likely in the power supply.
you could get a new power supply and see how that goes, or take it into a repair shop so they can test the power supply first, before replacing it if needed, then after that, check nothing else has been fried.
most likely in the power supply.
you could get a new power supply and see how that goes, or take it into a repair shop so they can test the power supply first, before replacing it if needed, then after that, check nothing else has been fried.
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