Unexpected shutdown my laptop has recoverd from unexpected shutdown.

chances are you have a bad/ corrupted file or possible bad sector on the disc it self.

can you clarify what exactlty you where doing before it shutdown?

if it shutdown unexpected the my friend your machines cooling system is faulty

take it to the shops they will fix it for you. :)

IT SOUNDS AS IF YOU HAVE SOME MAJOR SOFTWARE CONFLICT THAT IS CONFLICTING WITH WINDOWS. IF YOU HAVE ADDED ANY SOFTWARE LATELY REMOVE ALL UNECESSARY PROGRAMS, THEN GO TO SYSTEM TOOLS AND RESTORE TO A PREVIOUS DATE WHEN IT WAS WORKING WITHOUT SHUTTING DOWN. IF WORSES COMES TO WORSE I WOULD JUST REFORMAT THE DRIVE AND LOAD A FRESH OPERATING SYSTEM ON IT, BE SURE TO GO TO YOUR LAPTOPS WEBSITE AND DOWNLOAD ALL THE CORRECT DRIVERS FOR YOUR MODEL. IF YOU HAVE A SYSTEM RESTORE ON YOUR MENU YOU CAN ALSO DO THAT, AND IT WILL DRIVERS AND IT SHOULD RESTORE IT TO HOW IT WAS WHEN YOU BOUGHT IT.

This can be caused by an improper shutdown, a download, or just a glitch in the windows operational system, In most cases it recovers without a hitch.

Most unexpected shutdowns are from thermal signals from the processor or from a memory module failure. Get some cans of compressed air from an office supply store and with all power disconnected and the battery removed, use small bursts of air and blow out all the ventilation frills on the laptop, including all access doors and cd/dvd tray or slot. If it continues after the cleanout, try powering down and removing one memory module and run the laptop. If it dies not shut down, swap out the modules and try again. if it fails, then you know what the problem is.

If the Computer restarts randomly, then the issue might be due to any damaged Operating System Files.
But, if the Computer shuts down randomly, it is due to the Processor.
All the Processors will be designed in such a way that, if there is any overheating issues, the Computer will shut down randomly.
The overheating might occur due to the malfunction of the Cooling Fan in the Computer.
As this is a overheating issue, it would be better to get the Unit examined at the Service Center.
Replacing the Cooling Fan in the Computer should resolve the issue.

Download the latest video chipset driver from intel web site and it will fix the problem.

Did you tryed to remove RAM-MEMORY?If not so do it..

Or see if power suply stops working

Depending on the age of the laptop, it could well be overheating. Let it cool down good, and try again. If that is the problem, you will have to clean out the cooling system with a can of air.

DO NOT USE AN AIR COMPRESSOR ! ! !