The battery is dying and won't hold a charge.
If you have a Laptop is the power plugged in all the way or did the cord come out and did not charge the battery.
You may be over heating and the computer is shutting down to save the computer from damage. Either clean out the vents or have a shop do it as it requires a partial disassemble on most computers. Are your fans always running on high or are they packed solid with dust?
Use the "Hardware Test" DVD or look in your manual and see what the key strokes are to boot into it on later models and see if any warnings come up.
Your power supply is dying.
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If a Mac Application quits unexpectedly, you just need to open up the program again and start over. When an application quits unexpectedly, nothing is saved, so you just need to start over again.
When my computer would unexpectedly shut down on its own it turned out that the processor fan was bad and the computer was shutting down due to the processor overheating.
maybe you use it too much maybe try and shut it down for a while
No, it is not "safe". There's a possibility of data corruption if open programs close unexpectedly.
If your computer shut down unexpectedly and you want your tabs. Chrome shows the popup to restore last running tabs.
It may be overheating. Give it a good cleaning. Also repair permissions on your Mac.
Yes because it still uses battery when sleeping, just not as much.
Press and hold the Power button for about 10 seconds, and it should shut down.
It is not connected to Windows 7 in any way. Mac OS2 introduced multiple folders, a "Shut Down" command and Screenshots. That is the only similarities to Windows 7.
You just shut down computer
Im having the same exact issue. My Macbook Pro is brand new also! I have no idea what the problem is..?