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Laptop Turns Itself Off
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Why is this happening? it suddenly goes blank black screen then blue and says please wait, then goes right back to the start so I have to sign in and start all over again, its been doing this for about two weeks and I can't work out why. My laptop is an hp.
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Some possible causes that come to mind:
1. Overheating due to blocked vents:
(Solution: Check that all ventilation points are unobstructed. Clean dust & fluff out).
2. Overheating due to a poorly mounted processor:
The processor in your laptop should be mounted onto a special thermal bonding paste, which transfers heat away from it. A knock to the laptop can cause the thermal bond to break, leaving the processor overheating.
(Solution: Not as easy as above because it needs someone to open up the laptop and check whether the processor is properly mounted).
3. Malware causing a system conflict:
(Solution: Download, install and run AdwCleaner: https:/
4. A corrupt registry entry:
(1st try solution: Download and install CCleaner. Run it, click on 'Registry' and allow the program to tidy up the registry.
2nd try solution: Run System Restore, to take the laptop's registry back to a date before the problem first occurred. You can find it via Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools).
1. Overheating due to blocked vents:
(Solution: Check that all ventilation points are unobstructed. Clean dust & fluff out).
2. Overheating due to a poorly mounted processor:
The processor in your laptop should be mounted onto a special thermal bonding paste, which transfers heat away from it. A knock to the laptop can cause the thermal bond to break, leaving the processor overheating.
(Solution: Not as easy as above because it needs someone to open up the laptop and check whether the processor is properly mounted).
3. Malware causing a system conflict:
(Solution: Download, install and run AdwCleaner: https:/
4. A corrupt registry entry:
(1st try solution: Download and install CCleaner. Run it, click on 'Registry' and allow the program to tidy up the registry.
2nd try solution: Run System Restore, to take the laptop's registry back to a date before the problem first occurred. You can find it via Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools).
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