Why my laptop keep it close itself every half an hour or two?

my laptop for some reason any guard to stop itself every half an hour or so, any advice will be appreciated.

thnks.

Hello Ryankahlon,

Is the laptop to stop or restart?

If it restarts, then this could be an indication that we receive a blue screen and the machine is restarted before you can actually see.

If this is the case, we must do the following:

  1. Zipper upward the contents of the C:\windows\minidumps folder.
  2. Send the zip file in a public folder on http://skydrive.live.com.
  3. Post the link on this thread so that we can look at landfills.

If the machine is simply stop, then this could be a hardware problem.  We could also have a scheduled task updates to run every half hour which stops the machine.

Let us know if it is restart or stop and go from there, we will go.

Best regards

Matthew_Ha

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