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Why my notebook, so far when I'm in internet, suddenly switch off? It didn't

happens all the time, just sometimes but it's a problem.

What could it be? Anyone can help?

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    You have Power Management set to shut down the laptop?

    The battery could be defective and/or A/C power supply.

    Could be heat related. It is even possible some weird

    task is setup to turn it off (although w/o you knowing

    that would be weird).

     

    I would talk to the manufacturer.

     

    "max" <max@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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    > Why my notebook, so far when I'm in internet, suddenly switch off? It

    > didn't

    > happens all the time, just sometimes but it's a problem.

    > What could it be? Anyone can help?

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    > max

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    CPU overheat will cause this.

    Is the machine well ventilated?

     

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    "max" <max@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

    news:57A6F145-8733-4691-9B70-103E8AE1627F@microsoft.com...

    > Why my notebook, so far when I'm in internet, suddenly switch off? It didn't

    > happens all the time, just sometimes but it's a problem.

    > What could it be? Anyone can help?

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    > max

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    BTW you could have a Key Combo to power the unit off even

    with a fast shutdown.

     

    "max" <max@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

    news:57A6F145-8733-4691-9B70-103E8AE1627F@microsoft.com...

    > Why my notebook, so far when I'm in internet, suddenly switch off? It

    > didn't

    > happens all the time, just sometimes but it's a problem.

    > What could it be? Anyone can help?

    > --

    > max

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    I supposed it, actually it was a bit hot, but if this is the reason, it sucks!

    Thanks anyway.

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    "Steve Easton" wrote:

    > CPU overheat will cause this.

    > Is the machine well ventilated?

    >

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    > Steve Easton

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    > "max" <max@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

    > news:57A6F145-8733-4691-9B70-103E8AE1627F@microsoft.com...

    > > Why my notebook, so far when I'm in internet, suddenly switch off? It didn't

    > > happens all the time, just sometimes but it's a problem.

    > > What could it be? Anyone can help?

    > > --

    > > max

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    On Thu, 5 Jul 2007 07:50:00 -0700, max <max@discussions.microsoft.com>

    wrote:

    > I supposed it, actually it was a bit hot, but if this is the reason, it sucks!

     

     

    You have that exactly backwards. It's a safety feature. If the reason

    is overheating, turning off the computer may save it from

    self-destructing.

     

     

    > "Steve Easton" wrote:

    >

    > > CPU overheat will cause this.

    > > Is the machine well ventilated?

    > >

    > > --

    > >

    > > Steve Easton

    > >

    > >

    > >

    > > "max" <max@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

    > > news:57A6F145-8733-4691-9B70-103E8AE1627F@microsoft.com...

    > > > Why my notebook, so far when I'm in internet, suddenly switch off? It didn't

    > > > happens all the time, just sometimes but it's a problem.

    > > > What could it be? Anyone can help?

    > > > --

    > > > max

    > >

    > >

    > >

     

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    Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP Windows - Shell/User

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    check your battery!

     

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    "Ken Blake, MVP" <kblake@this.is.am.invalid.domain> wrote in message

    news:fu4q83t30sc743qdrn56uaf504lc0uk8sd@4ax.com...

    > On Thu, 5 Jul 2007 07:50:00 -0700, max <max@discussions.microsoft.com>

    > wrote:

    >

    >> I supposed it, actually it was a bit hot, but if this is the reason, it

    >> sucks!

    >

    >

    > You have that exactly backwards. It's a safety feature. If the reason

    > is overheating, turning off the computer may save it from

    > self-destructing.

    >

    >

    >

    >> "Steve Easton" wrote:

    >>

    >> > CPU overheat will cause this.

    >> > Is the machine well ventilated?

    >> >

    >> > --

    >> >

    >> > Steve Easton

    >> >

    >> >

    >> >

    >> > "max" <max@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

    >> > news:57A6F145-8733-4691-9B70-103E8AE1627F@microsoft.com...

    >> > > Why my notebook, so far when I'm in internet, suddenly switch off? It

    >> > > didn't

    >> > > happens all the time, just sometimes but it's a problem.

    >> > > What could it be? Anyone can help?

    >> > > --

    >> > > max

    >> >

    >> >

    >> >

    >

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    > Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP Windows - Shell/User

    > Please Reply to the Newsgroup

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    On Thu, 5 Jul 2007 16:04:45 -0700, "James Matthews"

    <jamesmatt18@gmail.com> wrote:

    > check your battery!

     

     

    My battery is perfectly fine, thank you. Why would you possibly think

    anything is wrong with my battery just because I replied to a message

    about overheating.

     

     

     

    > "Ken Blake, MVP" <kblake@this.is.am.invalid.domain> wrote in message

    > news:fu4q83t30sc743qdrn56uaf504lc0uk8sd@4ax.com...

    > > On Thu, 5 Jul 2007 07:50:00 -0700, max <max@discussions.microsoft.com>

    > > wrote:

    > >

    > >> I supposed it, actually it was a bit hot, but if this is the reason, it

    > >> sucks!

    > >

    > >

    > > You have that exactly backwards. It's a safety feature. If the reason

    > > is overheating, turning off the computer may save it from

    > > self-destructing.

    > >

    > >

    > >

    > >> "Steve Easton" wrote:

    > >>

    > >> > CPU overheat will cause this.

    > >> > Is the machine well ventilated?

    > >> >

    > >> > --

    > >> >

    > >> > Steve Easton

    > >> >

    > >> >

    > >> >

    > >> > "max" <max@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

    > >> > news:57A6F145-8733-4691-9B70-103E8AE1627F@microsoft.com...

    > >> > > Why my notebook, so far when I'm in internet, suddenly switch off? It

    > >> > > didn't

    > >> > > happens all the time, just sometimes but it's a problem.

    > >> > > What could it be? Anyone can help?

    > >> > > --

    > >> > > max

    > >> >

    > >> >

    > >> >

    > >

    > > --

    > > Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP Windows - Shell/User

    > > Please Reply to the Newsgroup

     

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