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I have a 2016-built system running about two dozen Hikvision cameras, and it keeps shutting down. The rough system spec is Blue Iris 4, Windows 10 Professional, and a Dell Optiplex with boot SSD, 16GB RAM, and an 8TB NAS hard drive for storage. Direct-to-disk recording is turned on, and nothing fancy is set up as far as alerts, server, or users is concerned. This system has run mostly reliably 24/7 for almost four years.
The problem is this computer shuts down from time to time. It seems to be at night. Where do I even begin troubleshooting this? The system is not connected to a UPS, and the power is not going out in the facility. All power settings were what I thought to be set right, though I did just now disable hybrid sleep. Could that be it? Checking the event viewer, the events before and after the shutdown are as follows. Or...wait...it looks like a sleep. So maybe it's the hybrid sleep after all?
The next event is as follows:
Where do I even begin troubleshooting this? Should I post (or perhaps attach) more of the log?
The problem is this computer shuts down from time to time. It seems to be at night. Where do I even begin troubleshooting this? The system is not connected to a UPS, and the power is not going out in the facility. All power settings were what I thought to be set right, though I did just now disable hybrid sleep. Could that be it? Checking the event viewer, the events before and after the shutdown are as follows. Or...wait...it looks like a sleep. So maybe it's the hybrid sleep after all?
Information | 3/17/20 3:20 | Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power | 42 | -64 | The system is entering sleep. Sleep Reason: Application API |
Information | 3/17/20 3:20 | Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power | 107 | -102 | The system has resumed from sleep. |
