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04-07-2016 04:46 PM - edited 04-07-2016 04:50 PM
Hi.
I am facing this overheating issue since last 3 years and it is getting worse with every passing summer.
Whenever I run a software or try to play any game on this laptop it gets shutdown. The body is not physically warm enough for an overheated machine. I have also changed its thermal paste about 6 months ago. I worked pretty well in the first week but right after one week it started doing the same thing again. Now, even when there is no load on CPU and I run web browser or any other software, its CPU temperature starts rising and just at about 90 degree Celsius, it get turned off.
This is really frustrating because I can't do assignments or other any work properly on my machine. Kindly help me and tell me what should I do to get this fixed.
Cheers.
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04-08-2016 08:51 AM
Did you do this yet?
HP Notebook PCs - Reducing Heat Inside the PC to Prevent Overheating
Windows 10 drivers may be available through Windows Update
Click 'Learn More' below for steps on using Windows Update to determine what drivers might be available for your product. Please be aware that HP does not guarantee Windows 10 drivers will be available from Windows Update.
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04-07-2016 08:58 PM
Hi,
When would be the last time you've downloaded Bios update?
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04-08-2016 08:51 AM
Did you do this yet?
HP Notebook PCs - Reducing Heat Inside the PC to Prevent Overheating
Windows 10 drivers may be available through Windows Update
Click 'Learn More' below for steps on using Windows Update to determine what drivers might be available for your product. Please be aware that HP does not guarantee Windows 10 drivers will be available from Windows Update.
Learn more
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a HP USER community forum.
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BTW, Millions of folks have gone back from Win10 to their prior O/S -- something you don't hear about from MS. by WAWood but ALL to TRUE
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Those that want HD Gaming should plan to invest in a Gaming Laptop to handle those requirements. Eamples GTA V or Crysis 3.
04-09-2016 04:33 PM - edited 04-09-2016 04:38 PM
Thank you for the reply. I followed instructions provided in the link. I have done the following steps and so far the laptop is holding it's end of deal.
- I have changed the thermal gel of CPU.
- Updated BIOS to latest version
Thanks again PeerOne and ichi730. You guys are awesome!