Windows 7 shuts down randomly?

Ok then,if my previous post fails about the overheating issuse im out of my depth.

I might suggest getting a cpu usage and temp "Gadget",im sure someone can point you in the right direction,im unable to find it,its somewhere in te Customizations section under sevenforums gadgets i think

Minotar said:

Ok then,if my previous post fails about the overheating issuse im out of my depth.

I might suggest getting a cpu usage and temp "Gadget",im sure someone can point you in the right direction,im unable to find it,its somewhere in te Customizations section under sevenforums gadgets i think

hmm never heard of that, i dont think it should be overheating.

Did anyone think to look at the Hibernation settings in the Advance options?

logicearth said:

Did anyone think to look at the Hibernation settings in the Advance options?

I presumed he looked into all options in the power settings

Minotar said:

logicearth said:

Did anyone think to look at the Hibernation settings in the Advance options?

I presumed he looked into all options in the power settings

where might that be?

The same place as last time,control panel >system and security>power options>edit plan>advanced options>sleep>hibernate after

i would run malwarebytes

wishb0n3 said:

Minotar said:

wishb0n3 said:

Power plan is set to Balanced

Turn off display 10 min

Sleep is 30 min

When i press the power button it shuts down.

Still dont get why it shuts all the way down. ANy ideas?

Hmm..

So your keyboard will not "wake" your pc?

What happens when you press the power button,does it start from the beginning?

How old is your computer?

And could you fill in your system specs

Keyboard or mouse dont wake it because its OFF. Like its not running anymore its not asleep. Computer is a couple years old here are my specs.

( when i turn it back on all my firefox broswer links pop back up that i had open and other folders etc.. )

Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit (6.1 build 7600)
Hp Pavillion 061
System Model : RC647AA-ABA m7680n
Bios: Phenoix - AwardBIOS v6.00PG
Intel(R) Core (TM)2 CPU 6400 @ 2.13GHz ( 2 CPUs), ~2.1GHz
Memory : 2048MB RAM
DirectX 11

Thanks for replys

Going by what is in bold, it doesnt sound like its turned off, rather in hibernation (unless Win7 now has a feature auto-activated to re-start all program that were running after a system crash?).

When in hibernation the computer wont start by moving the mouse or using keyboard but needs the power button pressed. This will then power your computer back up and reopen the state it was left in.

sleek said:

wishb0n3 said:

Minotar said:

Hmm..

So your keyboard will not "wake" your pc?

What happens when you press the power button,does it start from the beginning?

How old is your computer?

And could you fill in your system specs

Keyboard or mouse dont wake it because its OFF. Like its not running anymore its not asleep. Computer is a couple years old here are my specs.

( when i turn it back on all my firefox broswer links pop back up that i had open and other folders etc.. )

Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit (6.1 build 7600)
Hp Pavillion 061
System Model : RC647AA-ABA m7680n
Bios: Phenoix - AwardBIOS v6.00PG
Intel(R) Core (TM)2 CPU 6400 @ 2.13GHz ( 2 CPUs), ~2.1GHz
Memory : 2048MB RAM
DirectX 11

Thanks for replys

Going by what is in bold, it doesnt sound like its turned off, rather in hibernation (unless Win7 now has a feature auto-activated to re-start all program that were running after a system crash?).

When in hibernation the computer wont start by moving the mouse or using keyboard but needs the power button pressed. This will then power your computer back up and reopen the state it was left in.

so when i hit the power button it should just pop up where i left off right? not boot up my computer ( where windows pops up and i gotta put in my pw ) cause that is what happened. THanks

wishb0n3 said:

so when i hit the power button it should just pop up where i left off right? not boot up my computer ( where windows pops up and i gotta put in my pw ) cause that is what happened. THanks

Yup. When in hibernation, it powers down almost everything in the computer but keeps power to the RAM so it keeps your session alive. When you hit the power button it powers everything else back up and restores your session without having to 'boot up'.