P30-145 satellite - computer cooling system becomes too hot

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• After 30 minutes of use my Satellite L735 becomes too hot

  My Satellite L735 (Windows 7), which is about a year has recently begun warming up.

  After a maximum of 30 minutes, it becomes too hot to be kept on the knees. It warms primarily on the side of the vent. I am currently out of the country and would not be able to show it to the warranty Center.

  Any help would be appreciated.
  Thanx.

  How to use your laptop?
  Do you use it on the desk?
  Using special applications requiring high graphics performance?

  You know that's not easy to say anything on this subject. Usually, when the laptop is placed on the desk and when aeration is cooling system for laptop free s should be able to reduce the temperature of the material and cool all hardware components.

• Satellite L670D - cooling system warning message

  Hello
  In March, I bought a Satellite L670D, which pops up an alert:
  "WARNING: a problem with the cooling system has been detected." "Please, turn off computer immediately and return for service '.

  However, looks like a false positive because the Toshiba health monitor does not show something wrong with temperature (cpu, 36-50 ° C). I also added SpeedFan. I saw the fan turns into a tool of Toshiba, but not in the speed of the fan (no info) and I can see short-term ventilation physically to the left side of the case (hot air).

  Fan makes really sounds, coming abandonment normally upwards and downwards. Sometimes, a sound of 'friction represents of limbo' can be heard. No crashes, no forced downtime.

  What should I do?

  Thank you

  Hey,.

  What Toshiba tool displays this error message and you use the preinstalled version of Windows 7?
  This happens in Eco mode, the balanced power plan, or high performance?

  It would be great if you could upload a screenshot of the error message because I've never seen such a message. You can use a host file as http://imageshack.us

  Still if it would really be a hardware malfunction, your laptop can be repaired to an authorized service for free during the warranty period. If you bought March it of still under warranty.

  But first, you must send a screenshot of this message. Maybe it's just a failure of s alert or there is another simple solution to your problem. ;)

• Re: Satellite C660D - cooling system of the fault

  Hello

  I get a message on my cell, read, defect detected in the cooling system immediately turn off the power and claim a satellite service. It is not the fan I had the I.T. guys at work, take a look.

  It seems the front of the laptop, where is the card reader and the surrounding area is to hot.

  One idea would be very welcome.

  Thank you

  Dave

  > Is not the fan I had the I.T. guys at work, take a look.
  What have they checked exactly? Have they dismantled the notebook and check fan feature only?
  As much as I know the cooling system is not just the fan. The motherboard has several sensors which take care about material temperature overheating and critical. Maybe one of them does not work correctly.
  In my opinion, you should contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and ask for help.

• Satellite L550 & Win7: Jpg become too dark using Office PowerPoint

  Images JPG Photo instantly become too dark to use inserted once in Power point to a picture library.

  I use my new L550 with Windows 7 and Power Point Office Professional 2007.

  Jpg become too dark to fix using the brightness etc Format.
  The photos have good light in them before insertion and are at least 4 MB in size, JPG quality is not the issue.

  Someone at - he had problems similar and if so, has found a solution?

  Hi mate

  To be honest, I doubt that this has something to do with the Toshiba laptop.
  Powerpoint 2007 is a Microsoft product, and in my opinion, your question/problem is related specifically to MS PowerPoint software.

  In my opinion, you should check this page from Microsoft:
  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-GB/PowerPoint/FX100648951033.aspx?CTT=96&origin=CL100626991033

  Here you can find advice and other details on the issues of PowerPoint.

• Issue 115-S1100 satellite with cooling system

  I had kept about 30 minutes work laptop in a bag, when I'm out there in the bag, he was doing some hot.
  I now have message in windows system 7: problem with cooling and then they recommend power off immediately.

  I bought it in the United States with warranty, but I'm living in Russia. I should send it to cabinet, or maybe I can fix it in the Toshiba support centre?
  How much should I pay to repair this defect?

  Hello

  You hear a fan noise? I guess, the fan no longer works and the system asks you to stop. If this is the malfunction of the fan, you can contact a repairer approved in Russia. they can replace it easily. You should contact toshiba service center if they provide an international guarantee

• Satellite L500 becomes too hot - fan starts at boot only!

  My Satellite L500 overheats and stops without warning. I first thought that the fan is defect because it won't start unter SP2 of Vista, but when I reboot it works then on BIOS level.

  But as soon as Vista takes over during initialization the fan stops. I tried Speedfan but it is somehow not able to start the fan. he reads only the different temperatures, the fan speed.

  I don't know, but maybe this problem occurred after I've upgraded to Vista SP 2 two months ago who was not released by Toshiba. It seems that this will happen by Toshiba more but that's another question.

  The laptop is almost 2 years and come with Vista SP1.
  The only thing on the side of software is always upgrading the BIOS, there seems to be a newer version of May 2011.

  I cleaned the intake with a vacuum cleaner, but the main problem is probably not dust, but the fan does not start. Someone an idea how I can start? Can be a software or a setting somewhere in Windows?

  > I don't know but maybe this problem occurred after I've upgraded to Vista SP 2 two months ago who was not released by Toshiba. It seems that this will happen by Toshiba more but that's another question.

  Are you talking about Vista Service Pack 2?
  Service Packs for Windows operating systems are released by Microsoft and not the laptop manufacturers. ;) Release of the laptop manufacturers only the drivers own for portable devices unique ;)

  > The only thing on the side of software is always upgrading the BIOS, there seems to be a newer version of May 2011.
  So you would update of the BIOS?
  If not try this

  What the installation of Win 7? Have you checked if the fans would be running using Win 7 on this laptop? I think it's a test

• Satellite A660 - cooling fan is too slow

  Hello

  I own TOSHIBA Satellite A660 - 10 X
  the problem is that fan will slow (when the laptop starts its goes much faster that slowing it down). Problem is that the laptop is overheating and that it stops without any warning. I'm working on it and must be reliable.

  I tried the power management but there are only "optimized batery' or 'up', but at least it won't max for sure.

  Is it possible to check the speed of the fan? I tried several aplications to see fan speed but they do not work.

  And I never found fan in BIOS.

  You use applications that require a lot of graphics performance?
  S your laptop sitting on the desk when you work with it.

  Do not forget that all the vents, especially downstairs are not blocked somehow.

• How hot is too hot for a laptop

  My new laptop dv7t Quad edition was delivered recently and I wonder about the heat issue that others have mentioned.  The computer does not become too hot to the touch, but there are hot air coming out of the event, almost all the time. When I have several programs running that fan seems to come on fairly often, I understand, that's what he must do.

  How can you tell if the laptop is too hot?  A little heat is inevitable for an i7 processor?

  I love really all the features of the computer, but I want to make sure it's ok before day 21 return period has elapsed.

  Thank you.

  Jack

  To my knowledge, Maximum allowed for the Core i7, the temperature is 100 ° C and recommended is 80 ° C. If it heats up more, the processor will allow thermal control, i.e. the Vcore frequency multiplier and clock will be forced up to 12 x. This protects the die of the processor against dangerous overheating.

  The flow of warm air from the vents is by design of the laptop. This is the reason for having the vents.

  Whenever the load on the system increases, the temperature rises. When the temperature inside the system increases, the fan speed increases.

  Please see the following link for more information:

  http://www.pugetsystems.com/blog/2009/02/26/Intel-Core-I7-temperatures/

• do not sleep when I close the lid of the computer. Everytime I open the lid there is message that computer prepares to lock, then go to the login page. Computer gets too hot and the fan runs constantly

  I have Dell laptop with vista .lately my computer stop to sleep when I close read although the power option have been that he sleeps when the cover is closed. Everytime I open the lid it is message that ' the computer prepares lock ' and in a few seconds, it goes back to the login page. during computer work becomes too hot and the fan runs constantly even if I close the lid.

  Hello

  Follow these steps:

  
  Step 1: I suggest you to download the latest drivers for the graphics card and install it on the system and check. See the article mentioned below.

  
  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  
  Step 2: disable the Option "Allow this device to wake the computer" for a device

  a. open the control panel.
  b. click the Device Manager icon.
  c. click on continue in the UAC prompt.
  d. right-click on the network adapter and click Properties.
  e. click the power management tab.
  f. uncheck allow this device to wake the computer.

  Kind regards
  Afzal Taher
  Microsoft technical support engineer

• Acer Aspire 5741 G too hot temperature with Debian GNU/Linux

  My Acer Aspire 5741 G would become too hot using Debian GNU/Linux.

  Any ideas on how to get the same cooling effect as with Windows 08/07/10?

  Using Microsoft Windows, it is never too hot and I suppose it has something to do with the control of the fans of the laptop.

  Had no luck with the bios, but it looks like I solved the problem for now.

  For those who have a similar problem, here is my solution:

  1. I installed the driver real official owner of AMD for the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470.

  2. I completely disassembled and cleaned the laptop then assembled again.

  Now, I have worked with him for more than 6 hours and I can't have more than 50 degrees celsius in all hearts.

  I think / hope that should do the trick until the end of the lifetime of the laptop.

  Thanks to the community for your thoughts.

• Mac Book Pro is not too hot.  It is time to replace the battery?  Can I replace the battery?

  MacBookPro is not too hot.  It's time to change the battery?  Can I do it myself?

  The Mac runs his fans in a feedback loop, based of the internal temperature measured.

  If the temperature goes up and the fans are not speed up to compensate, you probably have a hardware problem.

  If the Mac becomes too hot, it will make an uncontrolled emergency power off.

  EDIT: Replacing the battery is a completely separable question not related to temperature. Is the Samsung phone batteries that catch fire, not Mac.

• Satellite P30-145: White Rectangle on screen

  I have a Toshiba Satellite P30-145, and he has recently developed a problem with the display. Whenever the computer is turned on, there is a large white rectangle covering part of the screen from top to bottom.

  Stopping and restarting the computer didn't help, display settings settings I tried did not work and a system restore did not work.

  I think it's maybe a problem of overheating the computer often becomes very hot and sometimes stops due to overheating (even if fans don't seem to be blocked when this happens).

  Anyone know what could be the problem and if it can be fixed?

  Hello

  I think that the fault of the graphics card might be the problem
  Maybe the GPU damaged because the temperature inside the laptop.
  As you say the laptop is overheating and it is really possible that it was a reason for that matter.

  In my opinion, you need to connect the laptop to the external monitor to check if the same will appear on the second screen.
  If you're going to see the same rectangle on the screen then the graphics card is damage and the entire motherboard must be replaced

  Feedback would be greatly appreciated

• Satellite C660-223 - system caution: "" problem with cooling detected system "".

  When I carry my Satellite C660-223 somewhere for example wear at home to College in a protective case in my backpack, I sometimes get a window warning flashing upward every 20 seconds or so said system + "warning: a problem with the cooling system has been detected." Please turn the computer off immediately and return it for service. +

  This only happens when I transported somewhere and as a first step, that these warnings system flashed only sometimes upwards after I hauled somewhere, but in the last two years, he started to get pretty much whenever I took the laptop somehwere. When the system warnings blink until the computer doesn't feel a little warmer than normal. no danger of overheating, immediately.

  I didn't fix it because the problem seems to resolve itself the next time that I carried the computer somewhere. It's a very strange problem where the short-term solution was the same as the cause: as in I would take the laptop somewhere, the warning system flash upwards and I learned that take "for a walk" would fix somehow everything which was the 'problem '. I solved the problem in this way too often so he could be a coincidence.

  So for a while it wasn't really a problem because I just didn't take the laptop anywhere. But the warning system has recently start flashing to the top if I wear just the laptop on the floor, and the warning system does not disappear with my method incredibly non-tech-savvy to "go for a walk", which I am sure many here would give something to laugh :).

  The obvious answer is that I need to get the service pronto thing, but I'm in the middle of final exams and the situation of tech in my house means I can't leave the laptop away for service for who knows how long when I really need to study.

  Responses, I'm hoping to get are ideas as to what actually caused this problem and short-term solutions that are a little better informed that my approach "going for a walk".

  I think THAT what is, is that the movement to carry your laptop around in a backpack something within the done cooling system moving out of place causing the evil TI work. I say this because, while writing this thread I was turn the laptop over and over again to get a look at the stickers on the back and the practice that seems to have "solved" the problem of warning system because this window flashes up while he was only a few minutes ago.

  It seems so that all component moved his place before been moved back again by the movement to turn the laptop over and over. And I was not even take him for a walk!

  Any help? Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  This notification may appear for different reasons.
  The alert might appear due to
  (1) cooling system malfunction
  (2) blocked cooling vents or fans
  (3) software question (VAP - added value package or BIOS)

  Malfunction of the cooling system, you should contact the service agents at the difficulty.

  In case of a blocked vent and fans it s enough to clean the parts using a jet of compressed air.
  This allows to get rid of dust inside the cooling module.

  If the vents are not blocked and you still see this message, check the application of the service station for updates on your computer. If any are found, download and install.
  You can try to uninstall or update the Toshiba value added Package. This package contains a few essential tools and utilities that control the cooling system too.
  Also check BIOS update.

  But if you continue to receive this error, your laptop may require repair

• Satellite P30-145: where to find the Radeon 9700 Mobility for Vista drivers

  Does anyone at - he had a success get drivers ATI Radeon Mobility 9700 to arrive correctly on a P30-145 on the RTM of Vista version? Currently, everything seems to be detected ok but I get an error in saying Device Manager: "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43) "Googling didn't turn out much more than a certain number of people see this same error and it could be necessary an update of the BIOS, or the problem may be in the area of drivers ACPI?

  Outside the upcoming graphics card not properly the only other comment I have is that system standby support doesn't seem to appear and that the cooling fan is continuously on, both of which I'm sure that can be fixed with a Toshiba release.

  All had experiences with Vista and Satellite P30?

  Hello

  I have no Satellite P30, but it will be interesting to see what kind of support Toshiba will arrange for older models of laptops and where will be the last limitation (how the old units will be supported).

  AFAIK P30 is about two years old and we will see if the units in the year 2005 will be Vista supported. Official start is January 2007. Before that I n t believe you will get official info. I just hope that my Satellite Pro M70 will be supported.

  In any case good luck!