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Model A1311 / Mid 2010 / 3.06 & 3.2 GHz Core i3 or 3.6 GHz Core i5 Processor

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Computer randomly shutting down following RAM and Sierra upgrade

I am working on a family member's computer and recently updated it to Sierra and upgraded by swapping two 2 GB RAM modules for 4 GB modules (4 GB up to 12 GB total).

The plan is also to upgrade the HD or swap the CD drive for an SSD to make a Fusion drive. However, after the upgrade, I've been having shutdowns of the machine. It boots fine and loads Sierra. Then it will load a webpage or two and then shutdown. It has also shutdown when trying to copy files to it. I tried to copy the details of the error log, but the computer shut down after copying them and before I could post them.

Any ideas? Is it something with the HD and I should just swap it out? Is it something more fundamental like the motherboard? Any input is greatly appreciated.

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How about pulling the new RAM and just running the system with the original 4 GB is the system stable?

If the system is stable the memory you bought needs to be checked. If the system is still shutting down then there is a deeper problem. I don't see moving forward here with the upgrading of the HD or adding a SSD until you solve the stability issue.

See if you can run the built-in diagnostics. Does an error message pop up? Is the system shutting down while running diagnostics?

If you suspect the drive is failing see if you can connect this system to a second Mac using Target Disk Mode. If you can connect it up you can use the other Mac to diagnose the drive using Disk Utility.

Let us know what you find out then we can move forward on how to fix and what hardware you'll need for the HD upgrade or adding the SSD.

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Thanks Dan, great advice. I'm going to give those steps a shot tomorrow when I have a chance to look at it.

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Check the speed and type of the original RAM and see if what you installed is the same. You said you swapped the modules but this machine has 4 slots. Sounds like you added two 4s to the original two 2s, which would give you 12GB.

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sorry man make sure your hard disc is tightly positioned,some times it may be checking.

secondly your RAM should be not less than 2GB,insurficient space causes such related problems.

lastly if it persists change the windows,,,,,thanx

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Please read the question. He has 12GB of RAM.

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was the hard disc positioned well?

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It's mounted internally so you can't move it. Also, this system uses MacOS not MS Windows.

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