> Can someone tell me what I can do about a laptop that overheats and then
> turns itself off?
First be happy that it doesn't just roast and die. I suppose that the
problem could be poor ventilation. Do what you can to clean out the vent
openings, perhaps with a vacuum cleaner. Costly is it might be to do so, I'd
guess that the best bet is to have it repaired by a pro. One reason why
buying an extended warranty is good with laptops, about the only kind of
computer stuff that warrants extended warranties.
Jim
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