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Why My Computer Shuts Down (desktop Pc) After Every 10 Or 15 Min?

December 27th, 2010 admin
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when iam working on my PC even working on excel or surfing my PC shuts down after 10 mins and some times when i try to reboot it it shuts down again and again for this i searched it on the internet many were saying it may be due to power supply going bad but i dont think that’s the problem cause if it were my computer should restart on its own but it does not . Second reason they said bad memory how to check that at present there are only 48kb in bad sector Any help guys
My computer specification are
160 GB memory
512 mb ram
intel pent (R) D CPU 3.00ghz
Os- XP

Apple iPod touch 32 GB (4th Generation) NEWEST MODEL
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  1. DeathlyQ Dec 27th, 2010 @ 13:48 | #1
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    It is probably overheating. Turn it off and open it. Check to see if it is full of dust and that the fans are spinning. If it is full of dust, go get a can of compressed air, and blow it out carefully. (including the power supply)

  2. Shawn H Dec 27th, 2010 @ 14:01 | #2
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    I’d lean more towards maybe an overheating issue.
    When you talk about checking memory, it’s the physical RAM stick inside the computer. RAM does not have sectors like a hard disk drive. This is what the 512MB represents. You could try installing a utility to test that electronics module or replace it.
    If it does happen to be bad I’d replace it with at least 1GB to 2GB. 512MB is really low.
    There are a lot of things that can cause a computer to shut down. If you are unsuccessful at resolving the problem visit a repair shop.

  3. Anonymous Dec 27th, 2010 @ 16:24 | #3
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    do this in the run window type msconfig>start up> uncheck all the boxes and try again if you dont get any more shut down you have a program causing it probably a virus…if you cant open msconfig try regedit, if you cant open any of these you definetly have a virus in your system

  4. Monika Dec 27th, 2010 @ 18:35 | #4
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    as it is said it may be heating problem
    but i had the same experience with my PC.
    it was because of a software (“Microsoft security essentials “). uninstalling the software solved the problem.

  5. Syed Farooq Dec 27th, 2010 @ 19:17 | #5
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    Maybe there is some problem with your RAM.now please check your RAM open your CPU and plug out the RAM and clean your ram then after that plug in the RAM and then check.

  6. Cheng Y Dec 27th, 2010 @ 23:09 | #6
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    re format your drive

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