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It's a bug in ur system lol.
But seriously if ur pc is rebooting from a game. That's a clear sign it's an issue with ur rig.
Other games may run fine. Doesn't mean another game won't start to show signs of a fault in ur rig
Games cannot cause this.
What are ur system specs? Are over clocked perhaps under clocked.
Usually your PC restarting is related to the power supply. Did you recently upgrade your GPU for example? If so it might need more juice and a new PSU might be needed.
If you post some logs from windows event viewer and some info on your system such as
Operating system?
CPU?
GPU?
How much RAM and how many sticks of RAM?
Don't really need your motherboard or drive info.
Oh and also what kind of power supply do you have and how old is it?
Example: I have a 850W Corsair power supply ( 80 plus gold rating )
Logs from windows event viewer might help narrow down what's happening.
Start with the easiest first (Software)
1.) Drivers and OS then move to checking if something is overheating or not getting enough power when you start up a game. Mobo, Bios, Chipset, GPU, audio, and network are all good ones to update.
When you start a game monitor your CPU and GPU temps. If your hitting a breakpoint your device maybe shutting itself down or gpu is crashing. If you notice something is getting to hot like the CPU, then reapply thermal paste. If its the GPU make sure all your fans are running on the card and in the case. If the case has sufficient airflow but the gpu is still overheating check thermal paste and reapply on the card. if your using a AIO water cooler and its been more than 5 years replace the whole system. AIO's pumps and resovour should be replaced prior to a thermal event. Over time the fluid will evaporate. Also note to mount the radiator above the block, dont want air bubbles getted trapped at a higher point over the gpu or cpu.
Do you see any blue screens? stop codes? Errors?
Note the exact time of crashes and use event viewer like Zarious said so check the logs and see what event caused the crash.
If your power supply is adequate wattage and power bottleneck isn't an issue and its still shutting down buy yourself a power supply testor and check it out. Cheaper than replacing psu just to see if it failed.
Lastly some steam games conflict with random running apps. Ive seen some weird conflicts, so try closing anything that isnt necessary during your controlled testing.
Nope. The issue is on your side. I doubt you checked the things properly. If it worked before, it will still work now. Especially if hardware did not change.
Nope
Games can't cause ur PC to reboot.
This is on ur end it's not the game
Most likely it's the first issue so i have to ask, is it time for you to repaste?
So, YES, software CAN mess with your PC. Anyone that says otherwise are fooling themselves. Hardware and software go hand in hand. Stop blindly defending your favorite games.