my PC today unexpectedly Restarted by itself for the first time

Since 4 years
all Temps are Normal and it's a Clean install of windows only 2 weeks old
i have Windows 10 64bit
i7 6700k Intel Cpu
z170x gigabyte motherboard
16 gb of ram
4 WD Black Hard drives for storage
and Samsung 970 evo plus 500 gb for Windows 10
i only have 6 or 7 of the important Softwares Installed on my System

i checked my hard drives with Crystal disk info all Normal

can i know the reason my windows 10 Restarted unexpectedly from Event Viewer ?
i check event viewer and it said 1 not clean shutdown

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Include PSU. cooler, case, peripherals and anything attached to the computer by wired or wireless (mouse, keyboard, headset, printer, xbox, USB wireless network card, etc.)



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Paul Black said:

Hello @yafatana,




You could look in the Event Viewer Logs for the date and time that it restarted. It should give you some sort of clue as to the reason even though the information is not that detailed.

Also . . .

SFC And RestoreHealth

[Q1] Have you run sfc /scannow from an elevated cmd prompt?
[Q2] If so, were there any errors or integrity violations [ ?
[Q3] Have you run Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth from an elevated cmd prompt?

Elevated Command Prompt

[1] Open an elevated cmd prompt [ Administrative ] by pressing the Win + X keys together and selecting Command Prompt (Admin).
[2] Type sfc /scannow in the cmd prompt and press <ENTER>.
[3] Type Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth in the cmd prompt and press <ENTER>.

When the above has finished processing, COPY & PASTE the output data in the cmd prompt Window into your post . . .

[4] Right-click on the title bar of the cmd prompt window [ where it says Administrator: Command Prompt ].
[5] Scroll down to Edit and click Select All.
[6] Right-click on the title bar again.
[7] Scroll down to Edit and click Copy.
[8] Paste the data into your post.

IMPORTANT

If SFC finds file errors that it CAN'T repair, the usual fix is to run the SFC and DISM commands up to three time sequentially, or until there are NO errors.

SFC Error Report

However, if there are STILL SFC errors, type . . .

findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\Logs\CBS\CBS.log > "%userprofile%\Desktop\SFC_Details.txt"

. . . into an elevated command prompt and press <ENTER>. This will create a SFC_Details.txt file on the Desktop. COPY & PASTE the information into your post or use a shared link [ One Drive, Drop Box, or Google Drive ].

I hope this helps!

here is some screen shots from my event viewer
i hope this can help

Paul Black said:

Hello @yafatana,



At least we know it is something to do with a Kernel.

It would have been a lot better if that box was a lot smaller so it shows the details in the middle box underneath that one!

Like this ?
Please just tell me which one do you want more details for and i will post more screen shots thank you

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Paul Black said:

Hello @yafatana,



At least we know it is something to do with a Kernel.

It would have been a lot better if that box was a lot smaller so it shows the details in the middle box underneath that one!

here is 1 more screenshot

Paul Black said:

Hello @yafatana, does your Wireless Keyboard need new batteries?

last time i changed the batteries for my Microsoft Wireless keyboard was a very long time ago maybe a year
but the battery light on my wireless keyboard is off so i dont think it needs new batteries
but can low batteries restart windows like this ?

Paul Black said:

Hello @yafatana,



I only mentioned it because the Wireless Keyboard showed up as an error in the screenshot[s]!

thank you for the Help
but from the screenshots i provided do you have Maybe any idea for the Reason for that Restart ?
do you want me to provide more screenshots ?