When i lunch a heavy program my computer just shuts down on its own. also it behaves the same when i restart my computer
SOURCE: Random shut downs.
Random shutdowns are normally caused by your computer overheating. The CPU has a protect mechanism that automatically shuts down when it reaches a certain temp so it does not damage the CPU. If you are computer savvy you can download a program called HWinfo or check your BIOS for CPU temperature readings as it runs..otherwise take it to a technician, however, as I always recommend have the technician show you the increased tempature before agreeing to any hardware fixes..if you have any questions let me know. Pls rate this solution.
SOURCE: computer hangs up on shutting down screen
Ok.....
1. Make sure ALL user accounts are logged off!!!
2. UPDATE ALL DRIVERS
3. Check to see how many Programs are running while attempting to Shutdown the PC..(the more programs it tries to close, the longer it can take...(ESPECIALLY WITH LOW AMOUNT OF RAM/SLOWER RAM)
SOURCE: problem with computer shut down when using Maplestory & other P2P games
Hi,
try to uninstall all security softwares and just install the most reliable one. That should fix your problem.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Karlox™
SOURCE: Icons on computer are very large after closing a program; restart doesn't fix
Yes, it is normal because your game is running in a lower resolution. When the game is exited properly, then your normal resolution is restored but since it didn't exit properly, it forgot to change your resolution back.
Assuming this is windows xp, right click anywhere on the desktop that does not have an icon and select properties. There you can change the resolution to what it was; since I don't know what it was, you'll have to test a few to see which one looks the way it did before. Then once you find it, press okay and it will save.
SOURCE: ACRE LAPTOP CONSTANTLY SHUTS DOWN BY ITSELF
It is either an overheating problem where the acer is shutting off to protect the equipment, or it is RAM that has gone bad.
Try cleaning out all the vents and fans as well as you can. If the unit is no longer under warranty, you may want to open it up if you can to ensure a good cleaning. If that is not the problem, I would investigate replacing the RAM.
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