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	<title>Boot up or die tryin&apos; starring Systemax N34AS1</title>
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	<description>How can I find out what&apos;s causing this laptop to power down during startup? The computer in question is a Systemax model N34AS1, and if it ever were to start it would be running Windows XP Home Edition (or it would be shortly, it&apos;s actually halfway through a fresh install).  Problem is, when I turn it on it powers off soon after boot, usually right after the memory check with just a scintillating flash of Windows loading logo.  Sometimes it is much earlier, and it can (sometimes) be delayed but not eliminated by booting from a CD.&lt;br&gt;
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The relative unpredictability of the power down time suggests to me a hardware problem.  I&apos;ve got another working laptop I don&apos;t mind swapping parts out of if it will help, but I&apos;m really not sure how to diagnose this.  What can I do to locate or at least narrow the scope of the problem?</description>
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