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  My laptop is overheating and due to this thermal shutdown occurs in my laptop. How to control this overheating, since I am a student I can't travel with a computer laptop fan with me all the time. Also can you explain what are the reasons of this laptop overheating.

  anubhav074 wrote:

  My laptop is overheating and due to this thermal shutdown occurs in my laptop. How to control this overheating, since I am a student I can't travel with a computer laptop fan with me all the time. Also can you explain what are the reasons of this laptop overheating.

  The thermal shutdown occurs:

  1. dirty/blocked vents

  2. dirty fan causing to run excessive but not cooling.

  3. thermal paste is exhaust causing the thermal overload the CPU and stop.

  So this means that you must dismantle your system and clean on the sink/fan/heater vents and reapply the thermal paste. Your Cooling Pad is a waste of money.

  or

  HP Notebook PC - reduce the heat inside the PC to avoid overheating

• Thermal shutdown problem

  Recently, when you play in full screen, my laptop PC screen turns off and the machine continues to work sometimes with the sound still plays. The screen doesn't come back and is the only way to solve the problem by restarting the computer (by holding down the button) when restarting the computer, it displays the error message 'Thermal shutdown' and info on why it could happen (none that helps) until recently I thought it happened only after playing games more than 1 hour , but today the thermal shutdown occurred after only 5 minutes?

  In any case I hope you can help and thanks

  also my info Mobile suit is below,

  MY LAPTOP-INFO: -.

  Model - G72-102 HD

  OS - Windows 7 Home Premium - Service Pack 1

  Type of system – 64-bit operating system

  219 GB - total memory

  Free memory - 156GB

  RAM - 2 GB (1,8 GB usable)

  Under warranty - Yes

  Processor - Intel Core i3 CPU M 330 @ 2.13 GHz

  Yes! It is possible...

  also update the drivers...

  BIOS, graphics and chipset...

• HP Pavilion DV4-5110TX overheating and thermal shutdown problem

  HP Pavilion DV4-5110TX under Windows 7 Ultimate x 64
  
  I had problems with this computer from the beginning, to be honest.  But now the situation is unbearable.
  
  I can't go even 30 minutes making the slightly intensive tasks involving the graphics card
  (Like the game in low detail, do a rendering/CS/CAD work) without thermal shutdown due to a problem of overheating as a result of misplaced fan. and the fan on this thing is very very strong, even in low market (another downside of this model, but it's not the point).
  
  SpeedFan shows average at 90 c CPU and GPU Temp about 65 ° c temp. Even when doing absolutely nothing (like now). What does really serve to accumulate all these heat? solve the world huger?
  
  I tried to clean the vents, use the Compressed Air used an expensive Cooler Fan, reinstalled Windows and other drivers HP and demand several times now. and I exhuasted.
  
  Then. Help? Anyone?

  Hello Opscsd.  I understand you are having some problems with the closing of overheating and/or random downs.
  
  How long have you had this laptop?  It is still under warranty?
  
  The fan makes a noise of rattling sound similar to what you would expect if the fan was loose or is it simply "strong"?
  
  You have ensured that you have the latest version of the BIOS?  You said you updated the drivers and applications so I assure you.  I think it's the latest BIOS for your laptop.
  
  I would also make the built in Diagnostics for hardware (RAM and hard drive because they both can cause similar symptoms).  This will help narrow down the cause.  If you don't know how to do these tests take a look at this document.  Be sure to view the results.
  
  I will keep an eye out for your answer.  I wish you a great weekend!

• The thermal shutdown took place.

  The display shows.   The thermal shutdown took place. The system has detected that your laptop was put into hibernation or shutdown to avoid overheating. The system now works normally. Overheating can occur if the vents are blocked or the operating temperature exceeds the specifications. The laptop should return to normal operation, once the situation is resolved. System temp (90 d).
  Laptop model: Hp pavilion dv6 Notebook PC
  product #: B5s11UAABA

  Pick up a can of compressed air and use it to blow out all vents, openings, the ports to ensure good circulation of air through the case. If this does not help, you can consider using a computer laptop cushion w/cooling fan.

• THE THERMAL SHUTDOWN, HOW CAN I TURN IT OFF

  Hi guys, I gave my old laptop to someone to correct certain defects in the system. When I got the laptop I have while it was fixed, but it had disabled some of the pc as network settings and much more. My real promblem is that my laptop is a thermal cut-out which is really annoying, what I do is I opened the laptop and it gives a message that are not installed, ATI drivers however I ignore it, but when I use the laptop it of a thermal cutout, is there a way to disable or remove this option

  Hello

  1. check that the fan is running.

  2 check the vents for hair, dust, etc. and do not use a laptop when it is based on material surfaces: bedspreads, blankets, etc.

  If the problem persists, because it of a laptop, bring it to a local computer and reliable repair shop and get them to open and clean the dust inside...

  Here is an interesting discussion about the reasons for your problem:

  http://PC-trickandsolution.blogspot.com.au/2011/07/fix-laptop-overheating-shutdown-problem.html

  NB: > however 9 out of 10 cases of overheating are caused by obstruction of the air flow.

  _______________________________________________________

  Safe operating temperatures of criticism:

  "What should be the temperature of my processor in the computer?

  http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000687.htm

  See you soon.

• Computer screen laptop black after changing user or shutdown.

  I am running Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack 2 on an Acer Extensa 4420.  I had problems with my laptop screen.  Whenever we try to change user or shut down the computer, the laptop screen does not illuminate.  I tried something I read on the internet, where you remove the battery and unplug the unit and then put the back and reboot and it worked for awhile but is less consistent.

  I am currently using the computer with an external monitor connected.  I downloaded the latest driver for my graphics card and that didn't make a difference.

  Hello

  ·         Since when are you facing the issue?

  ·         Black screen that occurs after that use the button change user, is what happens when the applications for the user you are currently logged as long as.

  ·         Was it all (hardware or software) changes made to the computer until the problem started to occur?

  ·         Does it happen on any user where you spend one?

  ·         Using a VPN connection?

  ·         What type of internet connection you have?

  ·         Who is the manufacturer of the graphics card?

  You can check if the third-party application is causing the problem. To identify which application can be the question originally, to perform a clean boot on your computer. To configure the boot of the computer follow the link below.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Note: When you are finished troubleshooting, follow step 7 article to start on normal startup.

  Hope this information is useful.

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• DV6Z - cause thermal shutdown

  Hello

  I used my dv6z for 2 years now. I have never faced any question about the thernal stop. yesterday I updated HP coolsense to last version and all of a sudden this question arises while watching the movie from netflix. Please suggest what to do.

  Looks like the problem is solved. Updated for graphics card drivers and the new version of the center of vision. System now works as expected with max temp to reach 83. I even watched a temp again HD movie don't cross don't not 70.

  Happy

• Envy 17 t-3200: temperature of the system (90 d)

  OS: Dual Boot Windows 7\Windows 8.1

  BIOS: Insyde F.0B, 02/01/2013

  CPU: Intel (r) Core i7-3820QM CPU @ 2.70 GHz

  Graphics1: Intel(r) HD Graphics 4000

  Graphics2: Radeon (TM) HD 7850 M

  Normally I turned off the laptop by selecting 'Sleep '. So I reboot rearly unless an update of Windows requires action. In the package of a few weeks, I noticed that the laptop restarts the following appears: "thermal shutdown has occurred. THE system BIOS has detected that your laptop has been stopped or will point... Temperature of the system (90 d).

  I cleaned the vents. I did a hard reset. I should rephrase what I just wrote. I have done several resets successively in order to display the login screen of Windows 8. During this process, the laptop fans are running very strong. To reduce the fan speed, strong spinning fans, I put the laptop to sleep and then wake it up.

  Should what steps I take to solve this problem? Restart the laptop results in the temperature of the system (90 d).

  HP was able to resolve my problem where the urge would be stop in seven seconds after pressing the powerbutton. The fix involved replacement of several hardware components among them where the Council sytem, the fan and the heat sink.

• thermal cutout

  Hear is my problem, I bought a laptop HP 630 May 30 may 2012, June 1st week leave suffers with thermal shutdown, there is no problem with my hardware, each and every day it is automatically goes to stop and display a message that your system Bios has detected overheating above 90 "after this question I searched more on this problem. My research, I realized that most of the customers having this same problem with HP 630 series and even in YouTube too I found a thermal Tower hp 630 stop video, customers with this laptop model 630 even one or two days old have also the same problem, after that I have chatted with a hp support, he said that's the problem with your Bios version .but uses the most recent BIOS version f.33 and even today also face this same problem and this is my first product of HP.if everyone knows all the solutions for this answer please problem for me.

  It's new, call HP technical support and send it back.

• Laptop overheats and stops automatically.

  Original title: My laptop turns off suddenly without any warning

  I usually use my laptop or internet application, browsing through any social networking site and watch videos, while I watch videos or whatever it is, I realize that my laptop heats up a little, the videos don't load smoothly and the next thing you know suddenly stops. It is due to overheating? In addition, there are little space in drive C and f. could it be overheating to cause as many files in drives overheated to treat them? My operating system is Windows 7. Please help me with this

  Yes. The closure is due to overheating and is named as thermal shutdown. Possible causes are a fan failure and dust clogging in the fins.

  Heat is generated when the processor/graphics processor works. It is normal and low free space will not increase the amount of heat produced. Low free space will lag to the normal operation of Windows. You can go to the properties of each partition (C and F), click Disk Cleanup. This will remove all the unwanted and temporary files. It is a good practice to maintain 10% free space or at least 20 GB of free space (depending on which is higher) in the C drive.

• I regret that I bought a HP laptop because of the bad cooling system

  I regret that I bought a HP laptop because of the bad cooling system and thus overheating problems.

  Yes you read right. I have a HP-G42-362LA about 2 months now and I'am living in South America where temperatures are around 30 degrees Celsius. They sell laptops here too but why?

  HP has added after the type 362, WHICH culminates to Latin America, HP knows there is a problem of heating here and it isn't only the keyboard layout. People here want a laptop as a workbook.

  Why sell laptops in a country where this temperature while HP knows THEY HAVE problems with bad cooling.

  I should have better know and got another brand.

  But now I'm stuck with him and want a solution from HP.

  When you call to them, calling on everyone and pay for it.

  Bring and pretender to the store is not an option, because I will be away the laptop for a few weeks, if it returns the question is too.

  Also, I installed a more advanced OS on it, because the standard windows 7 Home Basic Spanish, is not able to process more than 3 GB. And my data is stored on the disk too.

  So I studied the problem for the past few days and came to a few tips for those who encounter the same problem.

  I have windows 7 ultimate English 64 bit installed with an i3-M370, 4 GB of RAM and a 320 GB disk@7200rpm.

  Run fast until he dies.

  Idle temperatures of 75 to 80 degrees in a room with air conditioning, free 80 to 85 degrees Celsius.

  I use the laptop for development, internet and office. So my system demands are not so high and an i3 is sufficient.

  When I'm zipping or have a few browseractivities the internal fan begins to 80 degrees and the temperature rises quickly to 90 and the system died in sleep and includes a thermal cut-out.

  It is impossible to work with. So, who needs a quick fix.

  Of course, as my old notebook I use a base with fan too, is here, no luxury but a necessity.

  That's 5 degrees less.

  I removed the RAM door and noted that the door had a closed plastic sticker, why? The hot spot has been closed!

  -Who designed this laptop I forgot to cooling, the greatest problem to laptop computers. Not really smart. -

  Detached got 2 degrees lower. It is not possible to manipulate the voltage so I went the power options in the module of windows 7 and changed my powerplan.

  Change power settings, high performance, Powerprocesmanagement, minimum 50%, 80% maximum, OK, save the changes.

  Downloaded Trottlestop 3.30 to http://www.techinferno.com/downloads/ and run

  The value clockmodulation to 75%, chipset clock mod to 75% and mark, multiplier and mark 1 less than the maximum (for example 18 becomes 17) and mark, mark powersaver, mark EIST, mark BD PROCHOT, TPL TDP value 0 and TDC to 0 and click OK, save and turn on.

  Start the utility at any time after the start.

  Now I have a temperature slowed to 55 to 60 degrees and a temperature that loop at 88 degrees. SO I cannot DO the HEAVY STUFF or the thermal shutdown active again.

  Tomorrow, I buy another base with cooling and hope I can better work with another 5 degrees less.

  Because of my settings, I lost the i3 CPU power and he likes a 1600 Mhz instead of a 2400 Mhz machine.

  And the problem still remains.

  In my opinion:

  There must be a device to cooling inside the computer laptop and coolingroom.

  In the BIOS setup, the user must be able to reduce the tension in the allowed range for this country which enjoys a warm climate. Now, this is not possible.

  In the BIOS it owes me more possible settings account for the advanced user. It can be done with authorized beaches. Now, this is not possible.

  Hope that someone has the best ideas, but in any case I hope I could help someone until we have a more stable solution.

  As promised, I would say the endresult.

  I brought my laptop to HP Service Center and they repaired it and came back after 8 days.

  HP has replaced the fan. And of course the thermal pasta...

  And now up and running at 37 degrees Celsius and before the double near the thermal shutdown.

  But I insisted on my laptop now with all the big work in 100% of cpu power to know some of it is OK before the expiry of my warranty over 5 months.

  So don't be not shy, like I did, but now at HP with this problem. No more wasting time with relocations etc.

  HP has always think it's your fault by using the wrong drivers etc, but IT IS NOT.

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