Computer randomly shuts down

Started by MarcK, June 29, 2010 01:25 AM

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MarcK

June 29, 2010 01:25 AM
I'm doing a random task on my computer (facebook, IRC, gaming, animating, etc) and my computer screen goes black for 3 seconds. Then the lights turn off and my computer is off. This happens at random times. Sometimes it's 10 minutes after I've started up, sometimes it's several hours, and everywhere in between. It's happened at least a dozen times now. The laptop's plugged in, I did several comprehensive virus checks, coming up with nothing but something called a rootkit (that after taking it off the quarantine list from recommendation) and a few tracking cookies

I don't know if I just have a super porn virus or if my computer's just fucked in the head. But I have no idea what's going on.

To think at any time my computer could just stop working at any moment annoys me and I need to get to the bottom of this.
any help?

Necronomitr0n

#1
June 29, 2010 02:41 AM
it may be a heat issue

you use it on a flat cool surface right?
<+fawx> im trying to animate a dick coming out of a toaster how do i go on about doing this
<~rtil> well fawx what you would do is delete the fla and do something productive instead
<+ansel> i lure children into my van with candy and then i read them passages from 'the origin of species'
<%ropesnake> billy con ends with billy raping his cat
<+billymonks> FUCK YOU BUG
<~rtil> ya one time i gave this hobo some cat food and he ate it like the animal he is it pleased me

MarcK

#2
June 29, 2010 03:09 AM
I use a thing to raise the back of the computer where the vent holes are.
Thor suggested that the battery might be fucked up. :/

shura

#3
June 29, 2010 09:22 AM
mine did the same thing because it was overheating. i solved the issue by downloading a thing that monitors your comp´s internal temp, and when it gets too hot i put bags of frozen coffee under it

Terry Thel Ozymandius

#4
June 29, 2010 04:41 PM
Quote from: shura... i solved the issue by downloading a thing that monitors your comp´s internal temp, and when it gets too hot i put bags of frozen coffee under it

Ha ha. funny...
My pc never has that problem. and i got it at a yard sale for $20.00.!
Thanks for the bad comment
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Я не потерял, мир потерял от меня

BluPhoenix

#5
June 29, 2010 04:48 PM
Quote from: ghostinglostman
Quote from: shura... i solved the issue by downloading a thing that monitors your comp´s internal temp, and when it gets too hot i put bags of frozen coffee under it

Ha ha. funny...
My pc never has that problem. and i got it at a yard sale for $20.00.!
sounds like redm's comp
is it running windows 3.1 as well?
[12:59 AM] elm: yea honestly if you dont want to cum on elmer fudds bald head whats wrong with you
[07:49.46] <+slack> cum erupts from the dick at an alarming rate
[07:49.59] <+slack> it will blast off and slap the wall at like 40 mph

MarcK

#6
June 30, 2010 02:02 AM
Quote from: shuramine did the same thing because it was overheating. i solved the issue by downloading a thing that monitors your comp´s internal temp, and when it gets too hot i put bags of frozen coffee under it
can I have a link? It might still be the same issue

MarcK

#7
June 30, 2010 04:41 AM
Quote from: MarcKI use a thing to raise the back of the computer where the vent holes are.
well marck thats NOT GOOD ENOUGGH

MarcK

#8
June 30, 2010 04:57 AM
00:51   Marc_K   rtil do I have to take apart my laptop to install a heatsink?
00:53   rtil   oh it's a laptop
00:53   rtil   well in that case you're probably fucked
00:54   Marc_K   damn

Well fuck I guess I'm a desktop person from now on.
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