@heather shops wrote:
You know I did a search after the last time it died and it said to take can of air and blast the vents. MANY THANKS sestrahelena........
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it works today. I haven't played rento monopoly. lol
I've done that too with my Windows 7 laptop. But I also bought a laptop cooler off Amazon for about $14 about 7 months ago, and that has made ALL the difference. To see if heat was the problem, I first downloaded a very small .exe file called Core Temp. It keeps a running temp of your computer in the small bar at the bottom of the screen. I set mine for Centigrade readings, because the Farenheit temp was going up so high it scared me!! But even at Centrigrade, once it got up to 99 or 100, my laptop just shut off....died. I had to give it time to cool off. I would also then clean everything out with the can of air, but it was happening too often, and I would also get that BSOD (Blue Screen of Death). So after doing some research, I got the laptop cooler. What it basically is, is a device about the length and width of a laptop, and about maybe an inch thick, and it goes under your laptop. Mine uses a USB cord to keep it powered, so I don't have to use any outlets, just plug it in to my laptop. Mine has 2 fans, but the fancier ones have up to 5 or 6 fans! I saw an IMMEDIATE drop in temperature!! Now it rarely goes over 80 degrees Centigrade, and it has NEVER CONKED OUT since I started using this laptop cooler. I know my laptop is on the "old" side, but it works well, so this has helped tremendously to keep it going. Maybe something like that would help you as well!
PS....Playing games would definitely raise the temperature of your system, so that may indeed be the cause.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/04/2020 08:16PM by guysmom.