http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=RoyZimmerman

This guy is pretty funny.

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Chad Vader Episode 7 Chad and Commander Wickstrom hatch a plan to get Chad`s job back.

The Doctor is in.

i'd be keen to agree with you Chris, except it's on boot-up... and it first started happening after i hadn't used it for over a day... so it's been really cool whenever the problem occurs.

i'm worried that the fan doesn't work properly, because it cuts out really quickly, and it gets really really hot... but i don't think that's the problem... or not the problem that's causing my problems at least... haha!

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This is just such an affront to intelligence, I had to share.

No life in the peanut butter, therefore evolution is bogus.

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How about over using the laptop? I know that when I first moved to Ottawa (before I got the cooling fan) I used my laptop so much that it was overheating and would function really slowly and shut down on me.

I would be surprised if walking around outside would do that to her laptop. I've taken two laptops into cold weather in my backpack (up to half an hour in -20 or less) and never run into an issue like that.

In any case, I'd rule out a software issue before blaming a hardware fault (by using an OS LiveCD (Ubuntu?) or by wiping the OS and reinstalling.)

Well since the suckers at Telus repaired my phone for free and didn't check up on what I did to it, I'll tell you (Don't worry it is related to Alison's computer problem). I left my phone (it was turned off) in my car for about 2 hours while I went to practice Kung-fu. It was probally -10°C that day and when I went to use my phone next it loaded up weird and the screensaver stopped working. So I just used it for about a month and next time I decided to leave the phone in my car (same situation as last time), it just stopped working altogether. The difference in temperature causes condensation to form inside electronics possibly damaging it. So it depends how long you left it in the cold, and how cold it was. Probally not what is wrong with your computer but it is possible. You should take it in for repairs and diagnostics. It could be some weird problem we've overlooked.