Always shutdown"CPU Shutdown Temperature

Graphics might be over heated. So it will shutdown.. go for advance version graphics chipset motherboad,. for better game xperience.,

solution: use heat sink., and check cpu fan., monitor cpu temperature..
System Shutdown During Gameplay

Check the CPU Fan and make certain it is functional. Some computers do an auto-shutdown when the CPU reaches a certain heat ratio upon starting. Make sure the power conncetion is on firmly.

Turn the computer off.
Remove the side-panel, to expose the motherboard.
Turn the computer on.
When you see PRESS <blah> TO ENTER BIOS SETUP, press the <blah> key.
Use the "arrow" keys to move around the BIOS SETUP menu,
looking for any "system health" menu-entry.
Press the "enter" key to select that menu-entry.
It should report the current motherboard temperature, and the current CPU temperature,
and the temperature-limit, beyond which the motherboard will force a shutdown.
It may also report the speed of the power-supply fan, the case fan (if installed), and the CPU fan.
Also, take a look at the fans, to confirm that they are spinning.
Replace any non-functioning fans.

A overheating CPU will shutdown and won't start up again until the CPU has cooled down.
The overheating problem (ie. thermal shutdown) is most likely caused by a faulty CPU fan or dust clogging the CPU fan and heatsink.
Check the BIOS CPU fan speed could be set too low, check the fan speed/temperature setting.
If this problem is not fixed, then the CPU will eventually fail.
Check the fan to see if it spins freely, if not then replace the faulty fan.
If the fan and heatsink are cligged with dust, loosen and remove the dust and use a can of compress air to blow away the dust.

Hi,
Enter bios and check your CPU temperature, maybe it gets hot (optimal CPU temperature depends on CPU type, but usually it? not normal if it? above 65 *C) and because of that shutdown occurs. If the CPU temperature is high, apply heating paste between CPU and heatsink. Usually if the PSU is defective, the system restarts, shutdown occurs rarely.

If this is the solution for your problem, please rate my post, otherwise give us more details aboutyour problem.

Regards,
Andras

This could be anything, however I am suspicious of overheating. Does the computer actually just shut off or does it reboot?

Your heatsink/cooling fan may not be working correctly. See if you can install a utility which monitors the temperature of the CPU. If it keeps rising, this indicates a thermal problem and your fan and/or heatsink need replacing

Abit BD7II Bios E9 description


1. Update CPU Micro Code.
2. Add new options 80?/85?/90? in "CPU Shutdown Temperature".
3. Change the default setting of "CPU Shutdown Temperature" to 85?.
4. BIOS compile date: 07/22/2003.


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Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed a wrong driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

a simple batch file could be used
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down.bat
------
@echo off
IF "%1"=="" GOTO DEFAULT
IF "%1"=="a" Shutdown -a
GOTO END
Shutdown -r -t %1
GOTO END
:DEFAULT
Shutdown -r -t 30
:END
---------------
This batch file accepts the inputs as follows
"down.bat" This will shutdown in 30 secs and is default
"down.bat 120" This shuts down in 2 mins
"down.bat a" This aborts any shutdown operation.
Hope this is what your after

if it gives you 60 secs warning , abort the shutdown by ---- shutdown /a---- command....and check for any servivice termination from administrative tools > services... check if all the automatic strted services are running

Every laptop is accompanied by a preinstalled vesion of Windows, on the same hard disk in a hidden space. So if you get a prompt to restore your laptop to a previous state at the beginning of system startup, press the relevant key. If windows xp is your choice. and want to install it you may need follow the installation instruction from your system manufacturer. When the system starts up some information is displayed on the screen, like this: " Press F1 to enter setup" If you press the relevant key and enter the BIOS setup you can find the CPU temperature settings, shutdown temperature etc... This may not be you case. So I suggest you to get support from a qulified technician. Your system hardware should have some problem. (motherboard or hard disk is more prone to error) you can also try to find information from your system vendor's manuals and support website. All the best