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I was compossing an e-mail and my computer must have an automatic turn off or something . first I want to retreave the e-mail I was compossing, second I want to stop the computer fromdoing yhat again .

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It's likely that the email is gone. If you were using an email application like Outlook, it may have been automatically saved to a Drafts folder. If not, it's likely lost. Regarding it turning off, that's a tough one. You may have accidentally hid a "sleep" key on your keyboard, if it has one. There also may be an overheating problem that caused your computer to shut off to prevent damage.

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