*Crazy Bunch Corner* CC # 9 (SIO) - Page 106

Originally posted by: BeinCumberbitch

Voh toh dikh raha 😆

Aaj bati green kaise??

Originally posted by: MR.KooL

hasini baby

Originally posted by: kat007

agae vapas😎

mera lappy bhut jaldi heat up hora ..kya karoon😒

Originally posted by: BeinCumberbitch

Hasini??😒

Originally posted by: hasini009

bolo

Originally posted by: hasini009

ab mujhe jana hain kiffiee

bbye ek dusre ki suatens, mahatma & kooliee🤗

Originally posted by: hasini009

ab mujhe jana hain kiffiee

bbye ek dusre ki suatens, mahatma & kooliee🤗

Originally posted by: ShylockHolmes

Kat007

* Use a usb-powered cooling pad. This won't keep it from getting hot but will help slow down the rate at which it gets hot.

*Make sure your vents are not blocked in any way. This is the only way a laptop can expell hot air and blocking them is the equivalent of cutting off your air supply. Routinely take canned air and place the straw inside each of the vent holes and give it a quick shot of air to help blow away internal dust that may be preventing the heatsink from doing its job (be careful as too much air can go past the heatsink and make the fan spin off its bearings, messing it up) You may also wish to open up your laptop and carefully dust the inside components with canned air but doing this usually voids warranty so it's probably best to wait until your warranty is expired. If you open your laptop off, you may also conside applying some cooling paste to the heatsink itself (there are several sites that will show you how to do this)

* Give your laptop a break. When you notice your computer getting very hot, save your progress, close down your programs and give it a break for 30-60 minutes to let it cool down some. Resoure-intensive programs like video editing, photoshop and games will make a laptop get hot faster than anything else.

* Never use your laptop on a soft surface like a bed, blanket, etc. These can easily block the vents and trap heat inside without you even realizing it. Take the same precaution for your power adapter. I had a power adapter fry on me because I inadvertantly had it covered by a blanket.

*When not using your laptop (such as when you're sleeping), power it off and allow it several hours to cool internal components off. If you want to keep your laptop, take these precautions and do NOT let your laptop overheat to the point where it shuts itself down. This actually does harm to your computer.

Originally posted by: BeinCumberbitch

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Doc dikhao na 😳 if there's any at your place