HP G62 overheating & close.

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  Try the latest driver nVidia www.nvidia.com (WHQL) Mobile.

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• HP G62-b31EE notebook PC: automatic shutdown due to overheating

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  Whenever I have run a software or try to play a game on this laptop he gets shutdown. The body is not physically warm enough for a hot machine. I also changed the thermal paste about 6 months ago. I worked pretty well in the first week but right after that one week he began to do the same thing again. Now, even when there is no load on the CPU and I launch the web browser or any other software, its CPU temperature starts rising and only about 90 degrees Celsius, it turns off.

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  I bought brand new HP laptop G62 his job very well 3 or 4 times when I start the beginning of fan for sleep mode and never stops, then after a few minutes is shut down automatically without asking or are preparing to close an idea?

  Several times a laptop overheating is directly related to the cooling of the processor. The main culprit is the fan. The fan draws in air from the bottom and it blows on the side. It will also suck in the hair, dust and other debris. Often this kind of thing is trapped by the heat sink and the wire time accumulates in a layer that stifles the cool air, go to the processor, making the fan to redouble their efforts.
  
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• HP G62 fan not working not not :/

  Hi, I have a hp laptop g62-454TU that has worked very hot lately. Recently when I was using my laptop on a desk the screen went black. I assumed it was overheated just as usual except when I rebooted it, there was no fan noise and there was a message saying that the cooling fan is not working and ask if I wanted to continue. I pressed on enter and it boots into windows. 10 minutes after if overheated and shut down again. When I rebooted, it came with the same fan not work message so I let it close. I can't use it. I will buy a dm4 soon but I would like to know what the problem is and if I can do anything. I don't know much about computers. At the moment I am using a Samsung 7 years so I need a solution. Should I buy a new computer? My HP is 2 years old and frequently overheated before. Thanks for your time.

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  You may be able to get a light use out of it in it now raised about 25 mm & having a table fan boy blowing through it to help remove some heat & cool just run.

  Unfortunately high that running time & bad thermal design & components is a standard feature of HP, a leading cause of poor life of laptops & of common failures such as hdd death in 18 months or less.

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• Equium A60-199 randomly shutting down - could it be overheating issue

  Hi, I am writing on behalf of a friend who knows his laptop A60 closing unexpectedlly... (she says that he stopped after a few minutes, or when she tried to open Firefox)

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  Hello Cathy

  I also believe that the sudden stops are the result of overheating. If the dust is blocking cooling air flow grill is blocked and material can reach the critical temperature of material very fast. Sometimes you can start any application pre-installed, the CPU usage goes to the next level and laptop will suddenly stop.

  The laptop should be cleaned as soon as possible. If you have no experience with the disassembly procedure I recommend you contact the closest service and the laptop must be cleaned on professional way. It costs a little bit, but you can be sure that you use Notepad for a longer period of time.

  If you need the addresses and phone numbers to contact the ASP (authorized service provider) please visit http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com > support & downloads.

  Bye and good luck!

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  Eddie,

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  Excessive fan operation is an indicator course of the CPU, not too hot. If the radiator is clear (warm air can be felt through it), then the next most likely culprit would be excessive use of CPU in which case I would check in Task Manager to see exactly which processes were underway and who used the most CPU.

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• Tecra A8 - is overheating caused by Firefox?

  Here in the forum is my post
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=50994&TSTART=0

  Everything counts in overheating, which is resolved.

  Just to add, this processor "overheating" may also be caused by Firefox. I mean, when I close Firefox, rest process firefox.exe Firefox active leading to the processor of work increased, with temperatures similar to those of the screenshot in my very first post at the top of the page link. And after killing the process, everything is Ok.

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  To be honest I n don't know what problems you have but in my opinion it of normal Firefox produces the CPU usage. I use this browser for years now and never had a problem and for me it of normal that the laptop is cooler if no application is started.

  I think that if you try the same with Internet Explorer you also use most of the CPU.

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  Of my knowledge and according to some post here in the forum, the Toshiba display driver supports protection against overheating.
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  Hello

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