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Problem: Computer shuts down automatically??? Help
Problem: Computer shuts down automatically??? Help
Ok.. have a T60p it is sitting on my Dock.... battery has been fully charged... the dock is powered.. all lights on... i'm watching the unc/duke game... and it probably hasn't been but a few mintues i leave the notebook on... and boom.. i powers down like i shut it down.... i check my setting in power setting both in control panel and my thinkpad power settings... this is the first time it has happened... it has happened 3 times tonight.. but after the first time..i thought it was odd... and check my settings.. and moved them all to never hibernate/shutdown hard disk/or my display when connected to power source.. and eventually changed my setting for when on just battery power too.. and it did it... what's going on?? thanks,
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Download a utility like NHC, PCWizard, SpeedFan, Mobmeter, Core temp etc.
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With the man who takes me from my horse, and leads me to a bar."
The man who took her off her steed, and stood her to a beer,
Were a bleary-eyed Surveyor and a DRUNKEN ENGINEER.
With the man who takes me from my horse, and leads me to a bar."
The man who took her off her steed, and stood her to a beer,
Were a bleary-eyed Surveyor and a DRUNKEN ENGINEER.
Definitely an issue if shuts down in a matter of a few minutes - suspect overheating, or component faulty.
First test:
Power up your computer on AC and simply leave idling on its own (with same settings you described - No hibernation or Hdd spin down or display shut-off).
Leave computer idling for 30 minutes.
Then record temperatures of CPU, GPU and hard drive.
Next run full load stress test for 20 minutes - record sets of temperatures in 5 minute intervals.
If operating OK, next run full test with PC Doctor.
Please report back with the findings.
First test:
Power up your computer on AC and simply leave idling on its own (with same settings you described - No hibernation or Hdd spin down or display shut-off).
Leave computer idling for 30 minutes.
Then record temperatures of CPU, GPU and hard drive.
Next run full load stress test for 20 minutes - record sets of temperatures in 5 minute intervals.
If operating OK, next run full test with PC Doctor.
Please report back with the findings.
T42__1.8 / 160GB-5400 / 1GB / ATI7500
T42__1.5 / 160GB-5400 / 1.2GB / ATI7500
600e__PII-400 / 40G-5400 /0.5GB
T42__1.5 / 160GB-5400 / 1.2GB / ATI7500
600e__PII-400 / 40G-5400 /0.5GB
I d/l NHC..... first thing that came up was.... critical... temp was reading 80C..... so i take it was too hot.... anyways.. what are the normal temp range for a thinkpad 60p.... also, how can i check to see if my fan is working properly... i listened for it running..i think it was.. but i didn't feel a lot of air blowing out... thanks for some of the help...
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