Acer 5738G Notebook Gets heated up at the bottom left hand corner

Go to he start menu in the bottom left hand corner, then choose restart if it is there. If it isn't, put your mouse over the arrow to the right of shutdown and select restart when the dialogue box pops up. If that doesn't work, try posting which operating system you are using.

Please check the heat sink vents. If they are blocked with dust, clean them
You might also need to disassemble the notebook, & re-apply fresh thermal grease between the bottom surface of the heat sink & the upper surface of the processor.

Games will cause more heat as they put your components under more stress. Make sure that you are not blocking any of the vents and also, check them for dust. Give them a vacuum if they are dusty. It sounds like there is not enough ventilation, which causes your computer to overheat and then to shut down.

Grab your screen...right hand on top left hand on bottom. Apply opposite force and attempt to twist screen. If it corrects itself, gets better, gets worse etc...screen is getting ready to be totally shot. Been working on this LCD now for 6 months, just have to twist it here and there to get it to stop turning white. If it does nothing, it's shot. You have to get replacement screen. They are inexpensive and relatively easy to replace.

The fan and heat sink assembly may be partly blocked with dust. Remove the cust and blow away the fine particles with a can of compressed air.

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Sorry you are having troule. It sounds as if it is getting hot and protecting itself. Games are very cpu intensive and this causes heat. The cheap fix is an under cooler. This is a cooler the laptop sits on. I have seen them at Best Buy for under $20

press and hold fn key and tap 1 i think it is if not its the key that has the 3 or 4 ) in various sizes to activate/deactivate u will then have to put the settings in by left clicking the flashing icon in bottom right hand corner of screen

please download the drivers from the below website....
http://www.getpcmemory.com/drivers/download-acer-aspire-5738-5738g-5738z-notebook-windows-xp-drivers/

It sounds like you are having heat issues.

Make sure when you use it the fan is not blocked.

The fan is probably not getting enough air. You need to have a technician free the fan and heat sinks of lint and debris.

If this does not help then you Motherboard and processor would most likely need to be replaced having been damaged by the heat.