dscales
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This would happen to me in the past with my asus g73jh. I would be doing something which required a lot of power and the damn thing would flash a blue screen and power off.
At first I would simply go to system restore and that worked.. for a little, it was only putting a bandage on a massive wound.
I finally broke down and disassembled my entire laptop, unhinged the motherboard and cleaned the hell out of both the GPU and CPU fan, both were loaded with dust and other crazy sticky resin (I'm a smoker).
Once I properly cleaned and dusted out the machine, I repasted the CPU and GPU with thermal paste. Have not had a problem since.
I believe by properly following these three steps, ppl can fix almost all blue screen errors related to hardware failure
At first I would simply go to system restore and that worked.. for a little, it was only putting a bandage on a massive wound.
I finally broke down and disassembled my entire laptop, unhinged the motherboard and cleaned the hell out of both the GPU and CPU fan, both were loaded with dust and other crazy sticky resin (I'm a smoker).
Once I properly cleaned and dusted out the machine, I repasted the CPU and GPU with thermal paste. Have not had a problem since.
I believe by properly following these three steps, ppl can fix almost all blue screen errors related to hardware failure