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Given that we cannot see your machine or what is on the screen or in the event logs, there is no way we can answer.
- Try starting in safe mode and see if you can get to the event logs.
- Check any messages that appear when you boot or when it starts to shut down.
- Have you recently installed any new hardware or software?
- etc ...
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E pluribus unum:
Dirt has accumulated around the fan and the heatsink causing the CPU to overheat. The system shuts down the computer to prevent the CPU from dieing of heat stroke. 
Honestly, without any additional information there is not much that we can do for you.
Regards,
—MRB
"With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine."
Ross Callon, The Twelve Networking Truths, RFC1925
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Try this
Windows shuts down after 10 minutes[^]
Lobster Thermidor aux crevettes with a Mornay sauce, served in a Provençale manner with shallots and aubergines, garnished with truffle pate, brandy and a fried egg on top and Spam - Monty Python Spam Sketch
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have you checked for viruses? a number of them take pleasure in shutting down the system.
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sometimes it shutdown within 10 seconds after pressing start button of CPU cabinet.
with above condition,Is it possible for viruses?
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I worked on a system a few months ago with the same problem (Dell). Turns out the on/off button (really a lever to the on/off switch) was off center and was holding the power button down. I re-aligned the lever and everything started working correctly. Recall that holding the power button down for approximately 10 seconds will cause the power supply to turn off.
Steve
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Take your finger off the power button.
Gary
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I'm having problems allowing Connectify to connect to the internet with ZA. I've added all of connectify's executable files to the safe zone, well with of the exception of help and trouble shooter ones. Google isn't returning any useful results, Connectify's website doesn't have anything about the issue, just says that it's possible.
I was hoping someone might have ran into this problem before or knows how to get round it, if so please help me. I know it's ZA because, with it disabled, I can connect to the internet. I've also added the IP of my phone to the safelist.
Thanks
Edit:
It works now. But if anyone wants to do this, I really have no idea what I did. I tried many things but it started to work when I was changing the levels of the firewall---I thought I placed the levels at the same value they were before, but I might not have done.
Hassan
modified 13-Oct-11 19:14pm.
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Get a port scanner and run it to determine which ports and protocols Connectify is attempting to use, then unblock those ports in Zone Alarm. It may not be enough to simply add all those file names to ZA's Happy Zone; you may have to construct a path across the firewall manually. I know I've had to do that using other firewalls, and a way can usually be found. Good luck!
Will Rogers never met me.
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Thanks for your response. I managed to get it to work though not quite sure how. I know I should have edited OP to say solved, but I forgot  .
Hassan
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I am putting this here as a starting point.
I am trying not to recurse subdirectories by using "-r-" but it is not working.
Thus I need to know where to ask about this.
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7Zip has an active forum[^] on SourceForge. That would probably be your best bet.
When I was a coder, we worked on algorithms. Today, we memorize APIs for countless libraries — those libraries have the algorithms - Eric Allman
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Thanks just what I was looking for.
My search skills leave a lot to be desired. 
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No problem.
When I was a coder, we worked on algorithms. Today, we memorize APIs for countless libraries — those libraries have the algorithms - Eric Allman
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djj55 wrote: My search skills leave a lot to be desired.
I would never have guessed........
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Hello
want to apply load balance to Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0, can i configure it on an existing installation? or do i have to install it all over again?
Thank you for your responses
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can I use internet with admin login while I am log in as user in windows.
Actually i want to use internet without log off.
is there any way to achive this.
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Your Windows login has no connection to any logins you may use on internet sites.
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I am managing purchasing for an organization of 200 people. We want to buy 70 new computers. Our old computers are on Windows XP with Office 2003, but staff wants Windows 7 with Office 2010.
My IT guy tells me it can't be done because he does not have an image for Windows 7 and he is not sure it will be compatible with the network. So he wants to order 70 computers with Windows XP and Office 2003.
This would cause huge political problems with staff.
I need someone who knows what they are talking about to help me make this decision. What kind of technical problem would I face with Windows 7? What could I do to make everyone happy?
Thanks for your help!
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If you ordered the 70 PCs with Windows 7 and Office 2010 already installed, you would likely not have any issues deploying them on your network. However recognize that users who start using Office 2010 will be producing documents that users who are still on Office 2003 may have problems with. I'm assuming here that not all 70 PCs will be replaced at the same time.
What you really need is for a plan that documents how the replacement operation will take place. All manner of issues such as how will user's documents be backed up, should documents be converted to newer formats. Besides Office, how about other software that is currently in use. Is it compatible with Windows 7? Are upgrades needed. There are a lot of issues that need to be considered and a plan for how to tackle them is important.
Good Luck with this. I work in an large organization, +10,000 people, and our Windows 7 migration has just been pushed out until Q3 of 2012. 
Chris Meech
I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar]
In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. [Yogi Berra]
posting about Crystal Reports here is like discussing gay marriage on a catholic church’s website.[Nishant Sivakumar]
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Chris Meech wrote: nd our Windows 7 8 migration has just been pushed out until Q3 of 2012.
FTFY
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Tell your IT Guy (how did he get the job?) to look at this[^]. Also there is absolutely no reason why you cannot mix Windows XP machines, and Windows 7 machines, and MACs, and UNIX and Linux machines, on the same network.
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quinet wrote: he does not have an image for Windows 7
So buy him a copy of Win7Pro and let him play with it until he feels comfortable with it. Easy!
He is right, though, there will be some issues. He's leery because if he lets this go through, it's going to be his ass in the sling when problems come up, and he probably already misses a lot of sleep as it is. As has already been mentioned, Office 2003 can't open Office 2010 documents, unless they are deliberately saved in the older format. This is certainly possible, but that eliminates some of the reasons to upgrade to the newer version.
You can mix and match OSs on the network to your heart's content - the network doesn't care, and there are workarounds to overcome the minor problems that might come up. The best case, but rarely affordable, is to replace all machines and software at one time. That ain't gonna happen...
Next best is to buy the new machines and software, and get a few extra licenses for Office 2010 for those who must frequently share documents but are stuck with the old machines. That could be a gotcha, though, as Office 2010 might not run on XP - I've never checked.
Other "legacy" software could have issues, but Win7Pro has an XP-compatible mode that will allow most obsolete older applications to run. IF you have stuff that only runs on 95/98, now's the time to dump it. WinXP would let you make it work most of the time, but no future OS will.
I'd get on with it now, though, before Win7 is obsolete, too.
Will Rogers never met me.
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Publisher '10 works on XP SP3 on mums PC with no problems
-tim
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