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Hey i got a AlienWare laptop and it started to stuff up and i reset it. it worked fine for about 12 hours and then the problems started up agen. so i reset it for a third time and the problems are still here. the laptop is only 6 months old running win8

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What do you mean by stuff up? Did it slow down? Shut itself off? What is the exact model?

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Hey i got a AlienWare laptop and it started to stuff up and i reset it. it worked fine for about 12 hours and then the problems started up agen. so i reset it for a third time and the problems are still here. the laptop is only 6 months old running win8

 

 

Heya,

 

When you say it started to stuff up. How do you mean? Crashing, graphics issues, or over heating issues?

 

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cant rememebr alot of the problems now :) but after  a wile it just shuts down and keeps restarting. thats when i have to reset it

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well when it was bort in jan for the past 6 months it hasn't picked up the GPU so i finaly got around to resetting it last week and after that more problems came up. like the AMD driver would stop responding and some MMdriver as well

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well when it was bort in jan for the past 6 months it hasn't picked up the GPU so i finaly got around to resetting it last week and after that more problems came up. like the AMD driver would stop responding and some MMdriver as well

 

 

It sounds like the GPU is overheating. Causing the drivers to crash and restart/shut down the computer. Try cleaning out the heatsink and hopefully that will fix the problem. If not, get in contact with the retailer you bought the laptop from. 

 

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no the GPU is fine running around 40-60c

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and it cant be heat any way cause when it starts restarting you can leev it for 30mins 1 hour and tern it back on it will still keep restarting. and it wont even load in safe mode

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no the GPU is fine running around 40-60c
and it cant be heat any way cause when it starts restarting you can leev it for 30mins 1 hour and tern it back on it will still keep restarting. and it wont even load in safe mode

 

It sounds like something else could possibly be overheating, possibly the CPU or the VRM on the motherboard. 

 

I would recommend giving the laptop heatsinks etc a clean. Hopefully that will help keep the temperatures under control.

 

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no dust in the laptop lol i hate dust but nothing is overheating that was 1 of the first things i looked at

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Have you attempted any Overcloking? That may be a cause.

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no never needed to overclock every thing ran fine so didn't bother 

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lol no cant do that my mum would kill me. revive me and kill me agen. she would let me do it any time to a desktop but to a laptop she just dosn't seem to trust me XD and if i did it and she found out i will be killed revived killed revived and kill agen

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best i have done as taken the hole back of and blown it out and clean the 2 fans 

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lol cant really send it to them cause it was bort in australia and when we ring them they say that we need to be there for them to help. and if we ring USA line they say they cant help cause it was bort in Australia. and we live in USA XD. and there is nothing in the event log cause it was only reset a couple of hours ago

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