Turning on/shutting down issue

[FireFox]

Please, be careful. id hate to not get an update from you....

But if you don't hear from me I'll probably be dead.

You 2 are funny

Sorry for the off topic.

 

[jboydgolfer]

You 2 are funny

Sorry for the off topic.

in my mind i could see that happening....@OP posts "im gonna Dig around inside the wall/outlet, and see if i can jury rig some better wiring"....never heard from again.

 

[AsRock]

i was thinking more

 

[jboydgolfer]

i was thinking more

me too, this is one of those occasions i AM thankful for My nations electrical Grid

Edit
I remember years back I had a really cheap "surge protector" hooked into an outlet with five or six devices plugged into the power strip. And it would get terribly hot or at least warm enough that you wouldn't want to hold it for a long period of time. Also, Those White extension cords which come in 6 foot lengths, that have a male plug on one end and at the other end they have a small rectangle block with two female plugs on one side and a single female on the other, are notorious for overheating from even the most minimal electric load. One year I had all of my Christmas decorations on the outside of the house plugged in to a power bar which wouldn't reach the outlet so I used one of the extensions that I have in the picture below it damn near melted after about two hours of use, the only reason I noticed it before it caught fire was the smell of "electrical burning"

 

[Kordi]

You 2 are funny

Sorry for the off topic.

in my mind i could see that happening....@OP posts "im gonna Dig around inside the wall/outlet, and see if i can jury rig some better wiring"....never heard from again.

i was thinking more

I'll probably get someone to do it for me, my neighbor knows how to do this stuff.

 

[FireFox]

This is how it looks here:

 

[Kordi]

This is how it looks here:

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I don't think it's going to work for me, although I have extensions and adapters like these.

 

[dorsetknob]

@Knoxx29 needs to move to Texas and do IT for the State penitentiary system
You have good CV material there for "Old Sparky" hear they are hiring

 

[FireFox]

@Knoxx29 needs to move to Texas and do IT for the State penitentiary system
You have good CV material there for "Old Sparky" hear they are hiring

Unfortunately not time to do a better cable management

 

[jboydgolfer]

This is how it looks here

Christ! That's basically wireless!

Norm Abrams, and Bob Vela aint got shit on you

This is how Wire management is done properly

 

[FireFox]

Christ! That's basically wireless!

Norm Abrams, and Bob Vela aint got shit on you

This is how Wire management is done properly

 

[Jetster]

Maybe if you change your avatar

 

[Kordi]

Hello everyone,
I bought a new ac power cable and tried the pc on seperate plug alone, and it still had that problem.

 

[Kordi]

sorry i sit on my brain what is unplug dp(=displayport?)

best is to start without extensions.

did ya use your other problematic system with these extentions too?

Try to disable Fastboot...

Sounds like you have dirty power or a ground problem. Your not in the US?

This^, clear the possible source of the problem first, a uninterrupted power supply can save all kinds of electronics.

I'm a trained PAT man. Running an AC unit, PC and all that jazz from a single socket via an extension cable absolutely terrifies me. That your extension cable hasn't yet melted (I'm gonna hazard a guess it's not 1.25mm grade core either) is surprising.

Issue is more likely to do with your power delivery than your actual PC.

Sounds like 1st problem solved
however you still have that power Supply issue

Probably by doing something along these lines

I have to agree, it now seems to have reached a "blood from a stone" type situation.The solution is either find a different source to power your other devices or a different source to power your PC can't be both.

Either that or possibly More efficient devices I suppose is an option, as unlikely as it may be to complete

edit*
looking @ your system in specs, If i were in your situation, there are several things i would remove from your PC to cut down on its power draw footprint.....as much as we love our OP PC's, we also need to be realistic..

i7 to either i5 or i3, maybe even pentium
H100 for either stock, NO OC option, etc..
maybe go wireless and remove Router to a different location, turn off AC for 100% certain
Hell even removing that discreet video card you have when you don't 100% need it would help greatly.
neutering a PC isnt a nice thought, but it seems to be a reality for your situation. sorry to say

It seems like your "loading" the circut, meaning you're turning devices on in a particular sequence which allows the circuit not to blow or become overloaded. My fear is that you've got all this running through extension cords and adapters and I don't know how you haven't gotten a fire started by now or at least a melted power cord or adapter.please be careful

Hi everyone
I just replaced the DP porn cable and the problem is just GONE!!!!
the one thing that I did not suspect.
I know, pretty old thread, but I just wanted to let you know ;-)

 

[dorsetknob]

Thanks for updating us i and others here that put effort into helping you appreciate the update

 

[Caring1]

Hi everyone
I just replaced the DP porn cable ...

You have a special cable just for porn?

 

[Kordi]

You have a special cable just for porn?

Oh, I meant port ;-)