Why does my dell laptop turn past its sell-by date on its own?

Recently while contained by the moddle of just surfing the internet on my laptop, it would only somehow turn off on its own. Then after going on for a few weeks of that happening, after have the computer on for like 5min., a blue blind would come up and says something close to, "*** STOP: 0x0000008E (0xc0000005, 0xF6DFE9, 0xF5B96A20, 0x00000000)"
and
"*** system3d:lzx32.sys - Adress F6D6D5E9 base at F6d6B000..."
and also
"Beginning dump of physical memory
Physical memory dump complete.
Contact your system administrator or exact support for further assistance."

And I tried installing Windows XP Professional on my hard drive so I could remove everything on the notebook, but within the middle of the installation, it will just turn past its sell-by date on its own.

What should I do?

Answer:
boot from windows disk and run repair install
http://mypchelp.blogspot.com/2006/10/win...

You involve to take it to a tech. You own either a concrete drive going bad, a mother board problem or a power supply problem. If its underneath warranty contact dell. Good luck.

First - check out the stop code interpretations at:
http://www.updatexp.com/stop-messages.ht...

More then imagined it is a hardware issue. It sounds like it is overheating - are the fan turning? Could be something as easy as cleaning adjectives the dust out.

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Why does my dell laptop turn past its sell-by date on its own?

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