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  It's old enough laptop model, so I imagine that a lot of dust blocking the cooling fan. Therefore, clean it with a jet of compressed air to blow the dust from the cooling fans. The exact procedure is described here:
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  He walks again and was conducting for about 15 minutes.

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  Hello.
  Yes, I was looking for just confirmed that food was the problem, then I wouldn't waste money buying a part that could not possibly be the problem. Fortunately, I think it was the problem and just need to be replaced.

  Thanks for your time anyway.

  I'll share my questions here, just in case someone else comes on this post and wants a definitive answer, as I did...

  My problem
  My computer randomly shuts down as if the power was out. I didn't stop on purpose, press a button, put it to sleep or whether he was performing the updates and needed to restart... it simply, turn off the power.  He stops a lot as the failure in a House, but all of my lights and other electronic devices in my room were. It was just my computer that stop.

  I followed a lot of advice in the forums, and he did turn over a few times, but only for a few minutes before the power off and never come back.

  I was afraid this would be the motherboard, but a friend told me it could be the power supply (the brick) and I saw THIS post and thought... There should be one... or at least I HOPED it is that... or I switch to Mac.

  Never heard a response to my response to the related post, and I don't see not followed the guy in the post linked if it had worked for him.

  The Solution
  I decided to go ahead and buy the piece of power supply for my computer which is the series of all-in-one HP TouchSmart 610-1130f. It was to be a 150W (hard to find but it is sold in the HP parts store).

  It's the party info: 609919-001 in stock Powersupply - Madeline-R 150W 19V EPS2.0 Shasta

  Upon receipt of the part and plug it into my computer, it worked. It was there (currently using the computer fixed) 9 hours and it works very well. I'm STILL holding my breath and hoping that it does not turn off again. If so, I'll come back to the forum and let everyone know.

  I hope that I won't be back again in 2 years for the purchase of a new part. Lucky it wasn't something worse as the motherboard... have a computer which only lasts 2 years?

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  1. When did you start to question?

  2. you remember to make changes to the computer before this problem?

  3. How have you tried to run the virus and bug checks?

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