This is often due to:
- AC power adaptor sensing an overload of power drain
- Overheating processor due to a build of internal dust (clogged fan)
- AC power adaptor not able to sustain normal power needs (faulty power adaptor)
- Battery overheating, due to internal battery fault, or charging levels
- Intermittent short circuit or open connection (check condition of power leads)
On older Laptops, the most common reason is poor cooling. Try going
somewhere air-conditioned and see if that helps. Inspect the areas near
the internal cooling fan; see if there is a build up of dust fibres.
Easy way to check this; with the unit running, feel the flow of air from
the cooling outlet(s) - is the airflow very low? If yes, and the unit
is at normal operation temperature, this may indicate the internal
cooling system is partially clogged.

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