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Old 04-03-2007, 02:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Exclamation System shutdown when working. Any idea??

hi guys,
I had a compaq version year 2000. just yesdterday my laptop have problem that suddenly shutting down when i was doing my job. It happen about at least 10-15 minutes when my notebook is turn on. wheb it happen, a box at center screen appear and shown 'windows will shutdown in 60seconds, please save all ur works that running' sothing like that happen then it will shutdown. when i turn it on again, it happen again. i try to restart n turn back, but it still like that. I got many assingment that have to settle.

for ur guys information, this is not a first time happen, before this, about 3 month ago it happen then i format n reistall windows back. but now it happen again. so what exactly the problem is???

notebook,
pentium-3 985mhz
128mb ram
30gb hdd
running windows xp sp2


please!!!... can this problem solve???
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