Laptop turns off randomly..

This doesn’t happen too often, maybe once a week.. but it seems at random. I have a Dell Studio laptop and it’ll be charged, plugged in and yet somehow completely turn off at random.
It sucks because whenever I do this, it logs me out of all websites (how do I stop it from doing that?)
what do you think is causing it?
Answer #1
ovearheat maybe ?
Answer #2
_Hell_Boy_ replied: ovearheat maybe ?
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Answer #3
may be dust in your Processor. My Opinion Go service center. if you are hardware engg. then clean processor Fan.
Answer #4
Ok thanks i”ll try it. could dust cause it?
Answer #5
JDX3DS replied: Ok thanks i"ll try it. could dust cause it?
Dust can slow down the RPM of the fan that cools down the CPU. And the dust
also stops the heat dispersion, making it hotter.
Answer #6
Did you using your laptop on bed or pillow?
Answer #7
Yeah actually.. quite often.
Answer #8
JDX3DS replied: Yeah actually.. quite often.
If its on your bed, when it shuts down. Its most often likely that the Sheets/Covers on your beed Block the Fan From blowing out the hot Air out. Casuing it to shutdown from being so hot.
Answer #9
ioutrankyou replied: JDX3DS replied: Yeah actually.. quite often.
If its on your bed, when it shuts down. Its most often likely that the Sheets/Covers on your beed Block the Fan From blowing out the hot Air out. Casuing it to shutdown from being so hot.
yes i agree. so laptop use on stand.
Answer #10
kilat_kuning90 replied: Did you using your laptop on bed or pillow?
_Hell_Boy_ replied: ovearheat maybe ?
Yea it looks like overheat!
Get a Laptop Cooling Stand Notebook fan it’s cheap & no dusting etc & you can use it where ever.
Answer #11
If your a smoker you can cause your laptop to start to overheat quite rapidly, the best way to fix it is to get some compressed air, from your local PC store, or even a very small handheld one from a hardware store, and lightly blowing air into the fan, to remove any dust or gunk in there.
You can also buy a laptop cooling system, for about $25AUS. Works a treat, keeps it real cool and theres one suited for every laptop size.
http://www.megabuy.com.au/coolermaster-cooler-master-notepal-u3-cooling-pad-p221226.html