Whole computer shutting down during encoding sequence

this is a new problem for me - It used to work perfect until 1 week ago. now everytime I am trying to encode a sequence into a MP4 the whole computer shuts down during the process - at different % of the encoding why?

And a few other shutdown message threads that may help
Read Bill Hunt on BSOD shutdowns http://forums.adobe.com/thread/772169
-win32k.sys BSOD http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1404938?tstart=0
-and an Encore fix http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1060443

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Hey everyone,
it shames me a little to ask for help about computers because I am usually ok with doing this stuff myself.
This time, however, I cannot seem to fix the problem indefinitely.I need a laptop for school and cannot afford another so any help would be greatly appreciated!:
I will just point the facts out:
After a few years use (two) it now shuts down during (windows) startup.
I ended up cleaning the Heatsink/fan yet the problem persisted.
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I am no longer under warranty.
The school techs cannot help me.
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It starts up fine when the power plug isn't plugged in.
It starts up fine with the power plugged in only in safe mode.
Using CCleaner and Defraggler temporarily fixed my problem (for about 5 minutes or so).
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Since this started happening, I have reinstalled vista 32bit to out of the box condition and updated to the latest bios, to no avail.
Computer has always run hot since new, seems to have very poor cooling. But the fan operates, most of the time on full boar.
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