I called my motherboard provider and gave him my model type, and he told me to either 1. I'm ok at identifying which part of the computer is which and cleaning it, but I'm no good at putting together the pieces inside.
OS Name - Microsoft Windows 7 ProfessionalīIOS Version/Date - American Megatrends Inc. When I exit BIOS to continue to normal startup, I get a message saying: I come home, turn it back on, go straight to BIOS to check the temperature, and after having been on for no more than two minutes, the temp. After I awoke from the floor, I shut off the computer, bought a can of compressed air, opened the computer, cleaned all the fans, cleaned the heat sink, and left the computer off overnight and all day the next day while at work, so the computer was off for >16 hours. Sounds simple, right? I restart the computer, go into BIOS, and look at the Hardware Monitor for the temperature and voltages. Ok, so the problem is this: my computer shut off because of an over-temperature error. I'm new to this site, but after searching around the internet for problems similar, I kept finding postings on here that were close, but none really matched.
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