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"Laptop shuts down during boot how to identify issue ", I hope you can help with with a weird issue: when I´m starting up my laptop, it suddenly shuts down after +/- one minute, without any notices or warnings. This is what I´ve tried: - Booting up normally and using system restore, but the laptop always shuts down before Windows can complete the start up process. - Boot from a Windows 7 installation disc, but the same thing happens: the machine shuts down after a little over 1 minute not allowing Windows to startup completely. - Put a ventilator over the laptop to cool it down. Made no difference. Now this draw my attention: it always shuts down after 1:10 - 1:20 minutes. I measured this several times with a stop watch. This made me think the issue is not related to Windows. So I started up a few times and entered the BIOS menu directly to prevent Windows from loading. I didn´t make any changed, I just waited one minute and sure: the laptop shut down again.
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