HI Dave,
I have NEVER left any PC on at the end of a session, whether it's within, or at the end of, a day. Even if your power supply is surge-protected, you never know when a 'spike' will cause a problem. OK, it can happen while you're using the PC, but at least you'd be more likely to know about it! If you've scheduled any automatic updates or backups to occur overnight and a spike occurs .......
Of course, your problem may have been caused by something completely different!!
Cheers,
Ged
I have NEVER left any PC on at the end of a session, whether it's within, or at the end of, a day. Even if your power supply is surge-protected, you never know when a 'spike' will cause a problem. OK, it can happen while you're using the PC, but at least you'd be more likely to know about it! If you've scheduled any automatic updates or backups to occur overnight and a spike occurs .......
Of course, your problem may have been caused by something completely different!!
Cheers,
Ged





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