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I was just thinking that maybe it is an overheating issue. but its a laptop and its in the same place it always has been and i havent changed anything (hardware). Any ideas on what i could do to prevent this if its the reason. or determine whether it really is the reason.
Thanks
Oh and ill look into that slipstreaming, i have read about it once before.

To check your PC temperatures (and fan speeds and voltages), I regomend MBM5. Your laptop might not measures temperatures, or whether MBM might not know which value is which, but it is certainly worth a try. Australian mirror, choose MBM5370.exe, near the bottom. md5:11545866c07dbe796036e3bb8206a453a.

To lower your temperatures for a laptop, you can try proping it up with a few rubbers, I have never tried it, it is just an idea I had. If you want, you can buy a laptop cooler

In My Computer do you only have the C Drive has a hard drive?

I am thinking fdisk the drive and recreate the partition as a whole and leave it as NTFS.

Check this for help: Matty's reply to URGENT: Computer messed.....