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The thread involves a user experiencing automatic shutdowns when connecting to the internet, even after formatting their system to remove malware, suggesting a persistent issue. The respondent questions the effectiveness of the formatting, implying some residual files or system issues may remain, and recommends cleaning tools like CCleaner or Advanced System Care to resolve potential leftovers. Overall, the discussion points toward troubleshooting internet connection-related errors that persist despite system formatting.
bharadwaj

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Hi guys,

When ever i try to connect to INTERNET my computer shuts down automatically. Even i tried to change few settings in Start up & Recovery by checking Automatically Restart Option but still i am facing the same problem. I thought there is some malware and i formatted my system but there is no use.

Please help me...!

Thanks in Advance.
 

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Pauli
"Formatted my system" and it didn't help? Sounds weird. Need to ask, how did you format your system? A proper formatting empties the disk, thus leaving it empty, null and void.

Probably, you may have old residues, viz. cookies or other Internet connections that disturb.

You could take a look at Link Removed

Or, using CCleaner, Link Removed or

Advanced System Care, http://www.iobit.com/advancedsystemcareper.php

to get rid of unwanted, plus a registry check / fix.

Best of all. 🙂
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"Formatted my system" and it didn't help? Sounds weird. Need to ask, how did you format your system? A proper formatting empties the disk, thus leaving it empty, null and void.

Probably, you may have old residues, viz. cookies or other Internet connections that disturb.

You could take a look at Link Removed

Or, using CCleaner, Link Removed or

Advanced System Care, http://www.iobit.com/advancedsystemcareper.php

to get rid of unwanted, plus a registry check / fix.

Best of all. 🙂
 
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