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Hello everyone, I had a PC that was shutting down suddenly mostly at night, there were a few times it shut down during day time but it was very rare. Also when it shut down at night, if I tried to turn it on again it would shut down almost immediately. So in order to fix it I downloaded a program named Aida64 in hope of finding what is wrong with it and I noticed that the CPU was overheating, it showed around 100 C which I believe is high. So I went ahead and checked the fan which I found to be full of dust. I tried removing the fan but it had clips behind the motherboard which I couldn't reach and so I cleaned the fan like that and put the whole thing back together. I turned on the PC once again but now it shuts down soon after I log in. Around that time I read that I could see the CPU temperature by pressing DEL at startup, the CPU temperature there was indicating about 90 C.

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I also read that I should have applied thermal paste on the CPU, so I went and bought some and because the heatsink had clips behind the motherboard I removed the cables and unscrewed the motherboard, cleaned it well, and applied thermal paste (in the correct way I believe, found how by searching the internet). I put it all back together again and turn on the PC but same thing happens, it shuts down really fast. After putting it together and turned it on I pressed DEL again in order to see the temperature, it was 70 C and kept on rising. Then I restarted and moments after I logged in it shut down. I'm sorry for writing this much but I wanted you to know what I've done up to now.

I'm looking forward to your help and hopefully I'll be able to fix it. I don't know what kind of information I should write about the PC so if you need to know something ask and I'll reply soon.

Thank you for your time. First of all, thank you all for answering!

So, about what nukemaster asked, I'm not sure what kind of CPU I have but I remember that when I cleaned it, it was written something like Intel Core 2 Quad, hopefully that helps. About the heatsink I can only tell you what is written on the fan I guess which is: Intel E30307-001 DP835D50 DTC-AAU03 12VDC 0.60A DELTA 1. I didn't clean it with isopropyl alchohol, I didn't know i need to use one, i just cleaned the old one well.

I did use a small amount, I applied a little in the middle and then I put the fan back together. I took a couple of pictures, if these don't help I could take it appart again. Also, bought it pre-assembled and it did work correctly when it was new.

But after a few months I think it started shutting down. There is a possibility one of the pins is broken or something cause when i reassembled it, it didnt really lock but I pressed it a little while it was locked and left it like that cause it pressed down pretty well.

Ok, with that cooler you should NOT have needed access to the back of the board. If you used pliers to squeeze those 4 pins, you may have damaged them. You should have just turned each one about a quarter turn to release them then pull each one UP. That would release the cooler. You are going to have to check out the pins to ensure you did not damage them. If you did, you need to replace them of get a cheap LGA 775 cooler to replace that cooler I do not know how big your case is so I recommend the Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 as it fits almost any computer and is not overly costly if you do replace the cooler it self.

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This video shows proper installation and remove of the LGA 775 coolers. For installing i push the opposite corners down together, but as long as they pins lock in flat to the board it should be good. A very ghetto option(only if you have NO other options.) you may also have if the pins have been damaged is using 8-32 bolts/nuts from a hardware store to mount the cooler. You should place rubber washers under the metal edges to avoid using too much pressure. Too much pressure can bend the board. Just look at the ends. They should look all nice.

I will attempt to get you an image. Please stand. EDIT Image You have to make sure the 2 white points are NOT bent too far outwards because if they are they will not fit he holes on the board.

The second part of the image shows how the locking works. You effectively wedge the 2 plastic parts into the board(Same way you hold the handle on an axe or hammer ) and that holds the cooler in place. You have to make sure the bumps are PAST the board or it will not grab. You may find this link helpful as well. You should replace the cooler or get new pins, It should NOT be easy to remove, you should have to rotate it and pull up.

Its the pins that do not seem to be locking that are causing the issue. If the heatsink is not FLAT on the cpu, it does not work right.

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Again, careful use 4 4 bolts and some rubber washers could mount it, but you have to be careful to mount it flat and not apply so much pressure as to bend the board. Not a good first timer project(but still doable with some care). Some companies have taken the guess work out of bolting down a heatsink.