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‎01-09-2022 03:38 PM

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

The cpu speed for my HP Pavilion Gaming - 15-ec0013dx always gets stuck at 0.40ghz while charging. The cpu speed is normal when unplugged though. I've tried resetting my laptop, changing the power plan of the laptop to high performance, and also watched some videos and articles on this type of problem, but couldn't find anything that worked.

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‎01-09-2022 06:24 PM - edited ‎01-11-2022 01:13 PM

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Hello @Dylan8ter .

Have you verified that the storage unit is not damaged?


Do you have updated the bios of your equipment?
Are you using the original charger?
Do you connect the charger directly to the power outlet, by this I mean if you are not using power strips, multi-contacts, power regulators, extensions, etc.

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‎01-11-2022 09:53 AM - edited ‎01-11-2022 10:02 AM

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It is possible that the CPU got too hot during the charging and basically went into thermal shutdown.  @GOLD_MASTER mentioned possible hard drive problems. Whether mechanical or SDD the drive consumes power and gives off heat.  Combined with charging and running apps this could cause the overall temp to get too high.

 

There are a number of apps that measure temperatures.  I use tthrottle on several rack systems but GPU-z is good and it shows GPU as well as CPU temperatures.

 

What tool are your using to check cpu speed?

SANITY CHECK:  what setting is the "min/max speed under battery"?

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If the temperatures are normal it is possible windows got corrupted and can not properly control the processor speed.  Bring up the event viewer and look for errors.  Install speedfan or  Hard Drive Sentinel and run their S.M.A.R.T report to see if there is a disk problem.  Both are free but HD Sentinel has a big footprint.  

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