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    sratiyala

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    My laptop is shutting down automatically(some times only).

    i hv vista and 120GB hard,1GB ram.
    no cooling pad,and i did a virus scan.
    so dont know Y????😔😔😔😔
    wt can be the problem????
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  • Mahesh Dahale

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    Laptops shut down automatically,unexpectedly when there is a heat problem(overheating)
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  • sratiyala

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    mahesh_dahale
    Laptops shut down automatically,unexpectedly when there is a heat problem(overheating)

    Thx 😀😀😁
    so wt can i do..
    how can i check the fans are working properly(speed)
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  • ms_cs

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    shutting down properly or just goes to off?
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  • Manish Goyal

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    I think check whether someone has not applied any trick on you computer
    like this shutdown -s -t 10
    if this happens you compter will automatically shutdown after 10 sec
    to remove this type shutdown -a in your command prompt
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  • sratiyala

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    shutting down properly and completly
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  • ms_cs

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    Might be a virus problem.., start xp in safe mode &check whether it is shutting down as you said..
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  • ms_cs

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    If it is work properly in safe mode tell me..
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  • sratiyala

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    goyal420
    I think ..there is file named user.init in system 32 in windows...
    I think it has been corrupted or someone has deleted it...
    if this this is problem you have to re-install the windows

    ok ill try that......Thx😀
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  • Mahesh Dahale

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    If it is overheating, you should be able to feel the heat coming off it. You should also avoid resting it on your lap, and instead put it on a flat surface (not carpet) and make sure the vents aren't blocked.

    clean out the fan and heat sink

    @ goyal420:- That trick will show the window with counter
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  • sratiyala

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    ms_cs
    Might be a virus problem.., start xp in safe mode &check whether it is shutting down as you said..

    ok i hv vista.....anyway ill try safe mood...thx😀😀
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  • sratiyala

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    ms_cs
    If it is work properly in safe mode tell me..

    no itz not working . i think heat is the problem
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  • ms_cs

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    sratiyala
    ok i hv vista.....anyway ill try safe mood...thx😀😀
    there is nothing like safe mood in vista I think, 😉


    goyal : where is the file user.init located. I could not find it..
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  • sratiyala

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    ms_cs
    If it is work properly in safe mode tell me..

    no itz not working in that way . i think heat is the problem
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  • sratiyala

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    ms_cs
    there is nothing like safe mood in vista I think, 😉 goyal : where is the file user.init located. I could not find it..

    no there is safe mood in vista..😀
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  • Manish Goyal

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    There is a file in system32 check it userinit.exe
    but i think that should not be the problem...because if there is some problem with this file then you computer will not start again until you re-install ..the window.infact it contnues to reboot automatically...
    any way check whether it is located there or not
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  • sratiyala

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    mahesh_dahale
    If it is overheating, you should be able to feel the heat coming off it. You should also avoid resting it on your lap, and instead put it on a flat surface (not carpet) and make sure the vents aren't blocked.

    clean out the fan and heat sink

    @ goyal420:- That trick will show the window with counter
    thx but i didnt get this"goyal420"

    so can u plz tell me whats it???
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  • sratiyala

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    goyal420
    There is a file in system32 check it userinit.exe
    but i think that should not be the problem...because if there is some problem with this file then you computer will not start again until you re-install ..the window.infact it contnues to reboot automatically...
    any way check whether it is located there or not
    "userinit.exe" is in there...THX anyway... 😀
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  • Aashish Joshi

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    i don't know about vista, but in when i used to have XP, my laptop used to shutdown instantly (due to heating issues), no warnings..Also i could feel the heat, I thought I could actually cook an egg!! 😁

    Install a utility to monitor your processor temp, etc (like motherboard monitor)..if the temp hovers around 60-65 max then you don't have any heating issues, however if it touches 80 degrees or thereabouts, you have a problem...

    You can get a local cooling pad (with 2-3 fans) for about INR 400 - 500/-..I got one by APC, it is for INR 1500/-. But there is a lot of difference in build quality.
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  • sratiyala

    Member • Nov 7, 2009

    mad_scientist
    i don't know about vista, but in when i used to have XP, my laptop used to shutdown instantly (due to heating issues), no warnings..Also i could feel the heat, I thought I could actually cook an egg!! 😁

    Install a utility to monitor your processor temp, etc (like motherboard monitor)..if the temp hovers around 60-65 max then you don't have any heating issues, however if it touches 80 degrees or thereabouts, you have a problem...

    You can get a local cooling pad (with 2-3 fans) for about INR 400 - 500/-..I got one by APC, it is for INR 1500/-. But there is a lot of difference in build quality.

    THx cooling pad is the solution na ..kk Thx
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