My only reservation with that would be that the more times it shuts down, the higher the likelihood it is going to damage something else. I guess you could also run a Prime95 stability test session with the old PSU to see if it shuts down under load. If at this point nothing else turns up, I'd then probably purchase a new PSU. If no problems were indicated, I'd then run a read-only CHKDSK check of the system drive to check for file system corruption (running in read only mode will drop out with a warning that it can't complete without changing anything, giving you the chance to back up your important files before you fix it). Then, if those tests didn't turn up anything, I'd probably run a SFC /scannow check from an elevated command prompt to ensure that there isn't system file corruption which is preventing a crash dump from being written. If I didn't have a spare PSU, I'd check everything else I could before purchasing a new PSU (like running a memory diagnostic one module at a time, a system drive check, check for overheating, etc). If I did, I'd test with the spare PSU first thing. If it were my system, how I'd proceed would depend upon whether or not I had a spare PSU. If you do determine the PSU is bad and it is still just in warranty according to your receipt, I'd definitely recommend RMAing it as Seasonic PSUs are very good in general. Seasonic warrants that PSU line for 7 years, so it very well could be at the point where it might need to be replaced. Oh and i searched through the registry for that AppiD and CLSid - found several entries in the registry, but nothing that actually told me what it is or pointed to any executable or anything I don't remember installing any new software, or changing any windows settings. This security permission can be modified using the Component Services administrative tool.Īnyone have any suggestions on how to fix this? Or at least figure out the cause? I can't think of anything that changed a few days ago.
To the user MYPCNAME\MYUSERNAME SID (S-1-5-21-1186387186-3346954459-1088633368-1001) from address LocalHost (Using LRPC) running in the application container Unavailable SID (Unavailable). The application-specific permission settings do not grant Local Activation permission for the COM Server application with CLSID The last thing in the event log prior to the crash is this (and it appears multiple times a day): And I haven't noticed the system clock showing the wrong time. "The previous system shutdown at 7:31:36 PM on 9/6/2020 was unexpected." But it actually crashed at around 8:11pmīut the timestamps on the event log entries after the reboot are showing the correct time. I can't read a dump file because "Dump file creation failed due to error during dump creation."Īnother thing i noticed in the event log is that it's recording the unexpected shutdown at the wrong time. So starting a few days ago windows has started randomly bluescreening.
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