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The original poster reports that their HP Pavilion G6 notebook shuts down unexpectedly after several hours, despite setting sleep mode to never, affecting both Windows 7 and 8. A responder suggests adjusting advanced power settings to disable sleep and prevent media sharing from causing the computer to sleep, though with a caveat that it may not apply to touchscreens. Overall, the thread revolves around troubleshooting unexpected shutdowns and sleep issues on the laptop.
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sinfulslave

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i have hp pavilion g6 note book
am already facing such an annoying problem
i have set sleep mode settings to never never for both plugged and unplugged
but after about 5 or 6 hours the computer turns of i have to press the power button to turn it on again when i move my hand on the touch the screen does not respond i mean it turned off even when sleep mode is deactivated i faced this on both win 8 and win 7 and duno what to do
 

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Just a suggestion. No guarantees.

*** you have a touch computer. I am not sure my method below will apply to you****

Go to Power Options > on the right side of your selected power plan, click Change plan settings > click Change advanced power settings > scroll to Sleep, expand (click the + sign) the options and make sure sleep is disabled > scroll to Multimedia settings > expand "When sharing media", make sure both options are set at " Prevent idling to sleep" > OK when done.
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Just a suggestion. No guarantees.

*** you have a touch computer. I am not sure my method below will apply to you****

Go to Power Options > on the right side of your selected power plan, click Change plan settings > click Change advanced power settings > scroll to Sleep, expand (click the + sign) the options and make sure sleep is disabled > scroll to Multimedia settings > expand "When sharing media", make sure both options are set at " Prevent idling to sleep" > OK when done.
 

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