- hp pavilion dv4000 overheating???
- Posted by bigvig on October 8th, 2007
So my laptop is all of the sudden overheating it appears, as when I run
a big program like Norton complete PC scan, defrag, watch a movie, etc.,
the fan sounds like its running and running then the entire machine
shuts off. Sometimes it will run for a minute, sometimes 5, but it
always shuts off after a relatively short amount of time. Never had
this happen before and again, it only does this when I run a large, long
program. Any ideas? Thanks a bunch in advance.
- Posted by M.I.5¾ on October 9th, 2007
"bigvig" <bigvig.2y540b@no.email.invalid> wrote in message
news:bigvig.2y540b@no.email.invalid...
It's time to check that the cooling airways around the processor are clear
of muck and fluff. The cooling is often separated from the processor by
heat pipes running to a fan cooled 'radiator'. The airways in the radiator
are often small and easily but blocked up. The first step is to apply a
vacuum cleaner to the air inlets (usually in the bottom of the case) and
suck out what you can. If that fails to effect a cure then you can try
blowing (carefully!) into the outlets with a can of compressed air.
If there is still a problem then, unless you feel confident in doing a bit
of dismantling, a visit to a repair shop is in order.
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