I'm running Windows 7 on an Acer Aspire 4937G and there is this issue that whenever I run too many programs simultaneously, my laptop will auto-shutdown due to overheating.
I was wondering is there anyway to make it auto-hibernate instead of auto-shutdown when it's overheated (to prevent loss of unsaved data due to sudden shutdown)?
You can work around this by using Speedfan.
In the Speedfan configuration you can create Events to fire on specific triggers, e.g. on CPU temperature > 65°C. You can add a script to be executed when this event is triggered, so you could create a batch file which puts the computer to sleep/standby/hibernate before the "critical" temperature is reached where it auto shuts down.
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