VAIO Laptop suddenly turns off itself
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22 Feb 2015 à 11:55
Can you open in safe mode and roll back the drivers you updated?
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Ok - my last idea ...
As this is a new installation of Windows 7 I guess that you have no programs installed or data to lose. You could try reinstalling Windows 7 and thereby bypassing whatever problem is happening with your machine.
If you have data that you want to save, then if you have a spare hard drive then you could swap the drives, install windows on the spare, roll back the BIOS, and reinstall your old drive, but this is long winded.
I also feel that the BIOS is in fact working. The purpose of BIOS is to boot your computer to a point where an operating system can take over. This is happening as Windows does load, even though the machine turns off after a few seconds.
This is usually my last resort, so hopefully this will work.
As this is a new installation of Windows 7 I guess that you have no programs installed or data to lose. You could try reinstalling Windows 7 and thereby bypassing whatever problem is happening with your machine.
If you have data that you want to save, then if you have a spare hard drive then you could swap the drives, install windows on the spare, roll back the BIOS, and reinstall your old drive, but this is long winded.
I also feel that the BIOS is in fact working. The purpose of BIOS is to boot your computer to a point where an operating system can take over. This is happening as Windows does load, even though the machine turns off after a few seconds.
This is usually my last resort, so hopefully this will work.
22 Feb 2015 à 12:10
no, it turns off as soon as it boots in safe mode., like it happens in a normal boot.
22 Feb 2015 à 12:54
What is the make and model of your system?
22 Feb 2015 à 13:16
First goto BIOS setup
Change the boot mode UEFI to Leaacy (or the other way round. Make a note of the initial setting so you can return to it if this fails.
Now try rebooting.
I hope this works for you.
22 Feb 2015 à 13:55
22 Feb 2015 à 13:59
So i guess if I managed to find some downgrading technique through external HDD or flash drive, I won't be able to get to it. Because laptop would have shut Down...