When the computer snoozes the square keeps blinking and the computer can't be turned on again

[Shawen]

Is it this?

There are many errors:

[BeemerBiker]

You have the latest bios.

The errors listed are not NVidia errors.  Distribute COM errors are a problem unlike "warnings" which can be ignored.

Please select one of them so I can read the errors.  For example 

Also, you might try the following from the Administrator command prompt:

It will look for problems and try to repair.  If you go over to answers.microsoft to ask for help they will tell you to run the above

[Shawen]

Like this, you mean?

[Shawen]

Or this?

[Shawen]

English: The application-specific access settings do not allow Local Activation access to the COM server application with CLSID
{2593F8B9-4EAF-457C-B68A-50F6B8EA6B54}
and APPID
{15C20B67-12E7-4BB6-92BB-7AFF07997402}
for the user Work \ sinda SID (S-1-5-21-3810148124-1902636114-1647244707-1001) from the address LocalHost (via LRPC) running in the application container Not available SID (Not available). This security permission can be edited using the component services administration tool.

[BeemerBiker]

advarsel == warning

this can be ignored

[BeemerBiker]

while this is a warning, there is a problem with your USB hub or what is attached and it is draining power.  You should replace it with a powered hub as it is taking too much power from your system.

What about the errors = fejl

Are there any more of the NVIdia errors?

what about the scandisk, did it complete or fix anything?

[Shawen]

No, the scandisk didn't fix anything. The problem still persists.

I only have an external harddisk which is powered  and connected to the computer. Could that be the problem?

What is NVIdia errors?

It didn't shut down again, and I had to pull out the power cord to shut it down and be able to restart the computer.

That was a few minutes ago and it looks like this in the log:

[BeemerBiker]

Nvidia is the company that makes your graphics board. An updated driver usually fixes the video problems.

The error you listed is not important.   I get performance log errors all the time on about 10 different windows 10 systems.

You external hard drive should not be drawing power from the USB.  Something is wrong.  Next time you shut down please eject the USB device first.  Make sure the message notification states it was successfully disconnected before shutting down.

Are there any more NVIdia errors?

[Shawen]

After ejecting the external harddisk there hasn't been the problem with not being able to restart the computer,

but the the system still doesn't shut down properly. At least it says that when I restart the browser.

How do I find the NVIdia Errors? In the log?

I don't know if this has anything  to do with it: