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06-08-2012 06:17 AM
Hello to all. I have had nothing but problems with the HP notebook we have and the several HP Printers.
2 DVD drives bad, one mother board BAD ..now overheating...the Printers ...all have Head Problems (cost more to Replace...then you can buy a New Printer for.
I have been a Loyal HP customer for over 40 years. At one time HP...was a Professional, Quality Company.
Now...since many ...or most of the products are ....MADE IN CHINA.......everything with a HP label
is terrible. ....JUNK
That is why the company is in a BAD Financial State. ...they only care about Profit..and.... NO LONGER
CARE ABOUT CUSTOMERS...Regardless ...if it is a Printer or Notebook or...anything else.
It is all JUNK.....All POORLY MADE...... LOW QUALITY PRODUCTS.
WAKE UP HP.......care about your IMAGE and NAME....And... your LOYAL Customers.
06-13-2012 09:22 AM
CDLdrvr: I own the same laptop, and it's running hot too. Mine hasn't experienced shutting down due to heat yet, but one day, my arm by accident touched the lower left side of the computer, it's HOT. I mean HOT. My friend had similar problems, and I thought mine is normal untill I talked to her a few days ago. Hopefully there is a solution for it. I spent almost $900 for this about 2 years ago.
07-28-2012 02:53 PM
i am just lucky i got a brandnew one for €600, 2 yrs ago. I consider that as luck since i wanted to spend more on something that will atleast last more than 3-4 yrs without having major issues,atleast can try and deal with minor fault,but the laptop overheating it's a nuisance,i'll have to try another manufacture,saw a blog here someone saying that ''Lenovo'' last longer than HP which am inclined to belive so since ma brother has one purchased the same year one being a month older than the other though but his is still running okey,might have some glitches but it never overheats,even the work arounds i am getting from ''HP'' are not helping just so dissapointed,PLS come up with something better ''HP".
09-14-2012 01:31 PM
I don't know if this will help anyone but I have an HP G72 Notebook which was running hot. I now have it raised (actually on a small baking pan) so that the vent on the side/bottom is clear and it does not overheat anymore.
09-15-2012 08:56 PM
Funny my laptop is under an active recall and my waranty expired the basterds won't issue my any form of reimbusrtment for damages caused from over heating and even though it is under recall refuse to even talk to me with out 50 dollars refuse to issue a warranty cause it is activly broken sorta speak. I am int eh process of filing legal actions against hp for selling me a defective device I have receipts proving I purchased it. I did not sign any form of liability waivers against hp either so I am in a goo stand against these scam artists its funny the printer I got broke to.I would tell every one I know never get hp ever. But if hp want's to cpmply and help us all out with our issues they caused id recomend ppl
10-02-2012 01:40 PM
hey the fix is simply, the work... is medium. you gotta clear out the vents around the fan. this entails you opening up your laptop and pulling out the mobo (for a majority of you) separating the fan for the heat sink, opening up the fan housing can clearing out the 3 oz of dust that has collected there. if i were you id remember how to do this cause youll have to do it once a year or so (depending on how much you use your comp and where you use it.
its a bad design by hp. sorry.
i work as a computer repair tech and when the employees for the company want their personal laptops serviced they bring them to me. i can tell you this much: for every 1 lenovo, i get 3 dell, and 10 hp (plus the misc gateway and acer, but i dont accept apple. to hell with apple) the biggest problem with hp is the heat. it kills the battery and when i gets hot enough causes the comp to crash randomly (that jet fighter sound you hear is the 2nd to last stage before it starts crashing). The fan kicks into hyperdrive becaue the vents are all blocked up.
TAKE YOUR LAPTOP APART AND CLEAN OUT THE VENTS. if you dont feel comfortable doing that and are in 323 213 805 818 or 626 hit me up. if youre not in that area take it to a tech. you should pay around 60 to 100 bucks. if that sounds like too much, then dont buy an hp again. or just learn how to do it yourself, its not too technical just pretty work intesive.
GOOD RUCK FELLAS.
09-28-2013 09:30 AM - edited 06-02-2014 03:27 AM
don't worry ! you can make for yourself cooling pad
or
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EX have cooling pad : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kRxdOqrzEQ
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