Computer keeps shutting down when burning Dvd and playing Roblox


  1. mo7
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
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    Computer keeps shutting down when burning Dvd and playing Roblox


    Whenever I burn a DVD of videos my computer shuts down immediacies, or a few times when Roblox is being played maybe it uses lots of graphics? I was told to clean the Cpu fan will get someone to do that but could it be something else?
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  3. FuturDreamz
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    Windows 8 Pro (32-bit)
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    Is it possible your power supply can't handle the strain of burning a disk?

    Is this a system you built yourself? Or that you added a graphics card to?
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