Russian engineers complete troubleshooting in the computers of the International Space Station

Russian computers that control the orientation of the space station, as well as the supply of oxygen and water, partially resumed work after yesterday's failure (see the posting with a message about the failure ).
NASA Flight Director Holly Riding reported that engineers in Moscow were able to re-establish communication with computers and continue to work hard during Thursday to restore full-time system operation.
“They have made very significant progress,” said Holly Riding. - “It remains to conduct some final operations and investigation of the incident.”
Officials of NASA and the Russian Space Agency do not yet know the reasons for the failure of computers. This type of failure has never happened before. So far, the main alleged cause of failure is not considered to be software failure, but a malfunction in the power supply system.