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    HoratioCaine
    wrote on last edited by HoratioCaine
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    Hi, As the title says, When I compile the project, the computer automatically shuts down...
    So, How do I find out why my computer shuts down?
    Is there a dump file?

    env:
    Windows10 Professional Edition X64 21H2 19044.1766
    CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor
    RAM: 32GB
    QT: Qt5.13.2_x64
    IDE: VS2017

    I can provide more information if needed...

    Any advice would be appreciated : )

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      goldenhawking
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      @HoratioCaine said in When I compile the project, the computer automatically shuts down...:

      would be appreciat

      I met similar problem. My CPU Fan was broken, the CPU reaches 90 Centigrade when multi-core compiler is working. The computer automatically shuts down.

      Qt is the best C++ framework I've ever met.

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      • H HoratioCaine

        Hi, As the title says, When I compile the project, the computer automatically shuts down...
        So, How do I find out why my computer shuts down?
        Is there a dump file?

        env:
        Windows10 Professional Edition X64 21H2 19044.1766
        CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor
        RAM: 32GB
        QT: Qt5.13.2_x64
        IDE: VS2017

        I can provide more information if needed...

        Any advice would be appreciated : )

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        Chris Kawa
        Lifetime Qt Champion
        wrote on last edited by
        #3

        @HoratioCaine Apart from checking your system temperatures (use e.g. hwmonitor) you can open Windows Event Viewer and look at the event logs around the time your computer shuts down. There should be some errors there that could point you to the source of the problem, like driver crashes or other such issues.

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        • Chris KawaC Chris Kawa

          @HoratioCaine Apart from checking your system temperatures (use e.g. hwmonitor) you can open Windows Event Viewer and look at the event logs around the time your computer shuts down. There should be some errors there that could point you to the source of the problem, like driver crashes or other such issues.

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          HoratioCaine
          wrote on last edited by
          #4

          @Chris-Kawa Thanks~ I will check it. :)

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