Toshiba satellite shutdown problems

[Fenixgalax]

Hi there people!

I'm the owner of a 5 year old Toshiba satellite 17"laptop that was working perfectly until recently when it started having random shutdowns. 

At first it would just turn off and I could just turn it on again and continue with my work, however lately it started shutting down and I wouldn't be able to turn it back on until I took out both Ram and ssd with the battery, pressed power button few times, returned ram ssd and battery back and pressed power button to boot it.

 

 

Note that laptop is not overheating as far as I can tell 

Temperatures go from 40 to 65 degrees Celsius. Air filter is cleaned of dust and thermal paste reapplied. 

 

And it will shut down faster if I run more tasking processes. 

What could be the problem? 

 

Edit: OS is windows 10

[fuzz0r]

Tried running it without the battery?

[5x5]

Sounds like one fucked motherboard. I don't think the laptop will make it. Past age 6

[Fenixgalax]

45 minutes ago, fuzz0r said:

Tried running it without the battery?

Yeah battery without charger and charger without battery 

[Fenixgalax]

40 minutes ago, 5x5 said:

Sounds like one fucked motherboard. I don't think the laptop will make it. Past age 6

What could be the reason for faulty MB?

[5x5]

20 minutes ago, Fenixgalax said:

What could be the reason for faulty MB?

Anything. Its old and hardware tends to die after 5-6 years in laptops

[Fenixgalax]

1 hour ago, 5x5 said:

Anything. Its old and hardware tends to die after 5-6 years in laptops

But wouldn't it cause shutdown constantly and not just when I put it under stress? Which is not much at this point. Anything that is using more than 50% of resources will cause shutdown.  Or so it seems.