Probably due to a hardware failure or driver corruption due to the power failure. First try to boot in safe mode (press F8 during boot process, chose "safe mode" from the menu). If that doesn't work, open the case and remove all adapter cards except video. Unplug all drives except main hard drive. If Windows will then start, shut down and add one component at a time until the problem returns. That component will probably be the culprit. If removing the cover scares you, do not do it, call for help.
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APC Powerchute is a computer program produced by APC, now known as Schneider Electric. The purpose of the software program is to control and manage the safe shutdown of computer and network systems in the case of power failure.
hardware, or software failure, more than likely not a virus.
A computer can shutdown for a number of reasons but when playing a game it could be narrowed down to: -Overheating -Ram (Memory) being over used to the point of system failure -Fan not being able to keep up with system -Screen "glitching" out due to texture and colors changing too quickly along with input from mouse and keyboard overloading system.
In computing terms synonyms include: meltdown, failure, virus, shutdown...
hard drive failure
The Automatic Restart on Systems Failure option is enabled
Sensor failure, or data communications failure. Possible computer software issues.
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Windows servers are not necessarily failure-prone moreso than say Linux or Mac servers. However, Windows servers do suffer more frequently from hacking and virus attacks.
Yes. Common forms of improper starts include failure to signal, failure to yield to others, proceeding in improper direction, driving on prohibited way (e.g., sidewalk), and excessive noise (squeeling tires), many of which may be separate violations. Other specialized starting violations include failure to yield to emergency vehicles or interrupting a funeral procession.