This happened when the R60 is only running on battery. I tried changing the battery but it does not help at all. When on battery only, I can shutdown using the hard button, but cannot boot-up the system again until when I connect the AC power.
When the R60 operates with an AC power, it can shutdown properly. However, once the AC power source is unplugged, the system boot-up.
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make sure your operating system having a sata drivers,if u r using sata HDD,try to install vista or 7 it show HDD but if you run XP it not detect HDD because XP dont have sata drivers,or burn XP using Nlight software add sata drivers in that
Make sure you have the most up to date drivers and that the unit is installed properly. Has this card ever produced sound? Did it stop working all of a sudden? If so then you can try to roll back the drivers to a previous version. If nothing works then uninstall the device and optain the installation drivers from the manufacturer and attempt to reinstall the device over again.
My guess would be ;-
A power supply problem with the battery and/or power adapter
The most likely one.
The CPU is overheating and shutting down and if you wait a while and it will power it up again, it will then run for a while and shut down again.
This can be caused by a faulty fan (its not spinning and needs to be replaced) or the vents are clogged with dust (needs to be cleaned and you may need to remove the fan assembly to do this).
check ur hd for bad sectors...shutting down for no reason is usually this(bad sectors)
also check system information and check device manager..could be software problem/incompatabilty/no drivers installed/or two devices trying to use same resource and shutting down cos cant.
Also, have you changed anything lately? and, Did this just start happening out of the blue, or did something happen to cause this, ie... power failure, kicked the plug out, ran the battery completely dead, overheated, etc...?
Try running it without the battery. Sometimes an IBM battery can develop a short and cause this. If it still does it without the battery, I'm afraid it's the power management chip on the motherboard, and the motherboard will need to be replaced.
go to start in the left corner below in the desktop and click it then you will get "turn off" or "shut down" click on it then you will get the option for "stand by","turn off" and "restart", just click on "restart", and you computer will reboot, if you click on turn off then the pc will shut down dont forget to rate the solution
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