Laptop won't shut down normally!

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r u allowing the fan to intake air to cool down cooldown

Overheating could be the problem of continously shut down. Open your System and clean it with an air blower manily near the Processor part and remove the RAM and clean its legs with a white paper and place it again.

It will solve your problem.

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check if there is vtirus in ur laptop cause this is caused by viruses

i think you have cooling problem with the laptop.  fan system need to be cleaned by yourself or in the Technic Service. 

Fn F7 probably got pressed (turns on and off the trackpad. probably the dumbest thing to have a hotkey for)

It can be a hardware problem (defective memory) or a software problem (defective OS) and/or virus infection.

you mention that the power just dies,there is a fault with the Acer aspire 5630,when i opened up the system,i noticed that the dc port at the back of the system was a little loose,the terminals were loose,and it was not charging or powering up,the reason why this is happening on most laptops is because the dc jack that plugs into the dc port on your laptop is heavy,and it tugs at the port,if they made the jacks lighter for the ports,it would not be a problem,i have hard wired a mobile pord and took out the old one and fixed the problem,the problem i find with manufacturers is that they dont design laptops that well,the design them to break down,so people like me are always finding new ways to make them function longer,get some one to have a look at it,it could be that,maybe you have a old batery?

it is quite normal especially if you are running processor hungry applications, or down loading video files