
Originally Posted by
jdc2000
Different outlet is not an option, I only have one on this side of the house and it checks out ok.
As to the power strip I'm sure it's not the problem, the first thing I did was put a new power cord from the power supply to the power strip and changed to a different outlet plug when I did that. I also have a printer, phone, speakers and a small fan (only used in summer) I use for aux. cooling of the cpu none of which is giving the slightest problem. It has a very heavy cord and it is a relatively new power strip/surge protector. when I say relatively new I mean it's about a year old and not a cheapie.
I'm kind of leaning to the power supply thing my self, but why doesn't it give problems when the computer is actually running? I've never had one do this before.
Thanks for the reply.
HP Desktop PC
64 bit Windows 10 Pro
Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2100 CPU @ 3.10GHz 3.10 GHz
8.00 GB RAM (7.89 GB usable)
Installed on 1/15/2022
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