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‎01-06-2023 12:48 AM

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Product: HP Desktop PC M01-F1000a (2W898AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Since updating the BIOS to F.33 Rev A a couple of weeks ago I am suffering from intermittent thermal shutdowns. Sometimes the PC will run happily all day and others it'll boot saying it shutdown due to a thermal event even though I actually performed a normal shutdown. This morning it did just that and then failed again a few minutes after boot, but is running again now.

HWInfo tells me everything is running cool enough and when running I can run things Ike UserBenchmark to load it without issue when it's behaving.

There was no issue before the BIOS upgrade so it seems too much of a coincidence that it's anything else causing it.

I have had the case open and checked the fans and heat-sinks etc and all are running and everything is clean.

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