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Assuming it's heat, grab a can of compressed air an clean out the dust. Desktop's are easier since anyone should be able to open open the case and gain access if you've got particularly large pieces of dust. Laptops are more difficult but you might get some benefit spraying some air into the vents.
If you've never used cans of compressed air before, don't hold the can upside down while cleaning the computer.
Read about power supplies "getting old and tired " So I borrowed a bigger power supply (550W -> 750W) for friend and the problem went away... before you spend money test a bigger power supply. Good Luck.
keep in mind it may be the cooling parts inside that have died such as the copper piping that carries cold to the cpu. i think.
Well that in fact is it a PC, so what am i must doing?
If your computer is a desktop, open up the side to gain access. If it's a laptop, just spray into the vents and hope for the best.
Do not hold the can of compressed air upside down when spraying a computer (or anything that reacts poorly with getting doused with freezing cold liquids).