Lenovo laptop, G505s, which simply keeps shutting down
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Aug 7, 2016 at 05:24 PM
Aug 7, 2016 at 05:24 PM
Hello
Since your laptop shuts down only after you open two tabs on your browser I would be inclined to think that your RAM memory is at fault.
How long after opening another tab?
Does it happen any other time?
Since your laptop shuts down only after you open two tabs on your browser I would be inclined to think that your RAM memory is at fault.
How long after opening another tab?
Does it happen any other time?
Aug 7, 2016 at 05:38 PM
It usually starts loading the tab, then you can literally hear it struggling with it for a second or two, and than it just goes off. It depends on the webpage I would like to go to as well, it seems.
If I use only one program, for instance, only Skype or Word, it works fine for an hour maybe, but as soon as I try to start something else, it shuts down. Also, if I only open YouTube page, it works fine for an hour or so, but if I tried to open my e-mail at the same time...
I thought it was memory's fault too, since I have to use both Skype and Chrome at the same time for work, but when I took it to be serviced, they would say it was due to the heat.
What should I do if the problem was in the RAM memory?