Laptop stops wafter some working heating

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Looks like the formula for rocket fuel. Solid propellant.

A) What is it?
B) What does it belong to?
C) Are you aware you're in the Laptop PC category?
D) What time is it?........................(Just wanted to see if you were following along, lol!)

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joecoolvette

replace or have it replaced don't over heat the laptop get it fixed

Laptop fans wear out and stop working. Do not use your system without the fan working. Heat is the largest problem for computers. Heat will quickly shorten the life of your computer. You can get a fan from Tiger Direct for a reason cost. If you are handy with computers you can replace it yourself, if not then you will need to take it to a shop for repair. Good luck.

you might need a head gasket or your timing checked

Hi

It seems like the heat sink has stopped working or the vent is blocked

please book the laptop into a reputable PC shop to investigate further

However from what you are descrbing it sounds like the heat sink

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Please check your Laptop Processor fan, if the fan stops working then the Processor got heat and system automatically shutdown or restarts

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fan always start working when u switch on the laptop, then it stop because it monitor your cpu temprature if CPU temp is blow the level of heating then it stay stop and if it exceed the limit of cooling then fan automatically start to just kick out heat of CPU, so it is normal, but tell me did u get display when fan switch off? let me know

The particular keyboardpart must have gone. I had his problem with my Dell some years back. I removed the entire laptop, removed and reinstalled teh keyboard wire to the motherboard..and the problem did not arise. Happens whenever over heating occurs.

Sounds like a common over-heating issue. Make sure your laptop is getting enough air circulation, both under and around the unit. Most laptops draw air from underneath and displace it out the sides or rear. Places like carpets, lounge chairs and beds cause the laptop to sink into them and prevent the vents and fans from drawing in cool air. To prevent this, try placing a firm board or other object under the laptop when using it in such places. If this doesn't work, try to observe if the fans are working correctly, if they aren't noticeably running or seem to quiet, then a faulty power cord or thermostat on the heat sinks may be the problem.