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HP Spectre X360
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I noticed that while my HP Spectre is plugged in and I use firefox the notebook heats up near the top left side .

While I use Microsoft edge it doesn't happen. what can I do in order to fix this problem?

Thank you in advance.

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Hello @geffen

 

Thank you for posting in the HP Support forum.

 

Your answer lays in your post - don't use Firefox 🙂

Firefox is known to be a bit more resource hungry browser compared to other browsers such as IE or EDGE, Opera, etc...

Probably it opens lots of websites, tabs, you may have several extensions/add-ons enabled...

 

It is normal for the PC to be warming up a little bit while more resourse intensitve. Problems starts when it is overheated or when the PC begins to auto-shut down due to overheating

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hello @

 

but when my notebook isn't plugged in it doesn't heat up. why is that?

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It is not heating up when unplugged from AC because your charger is not plugged in, therefore no AC power at that moment. This is physics and is normal - expected behaviour.  If you Google it, you will find it is normal - every device you have at home or in your office does the same.

It is normal for the PC to be warming up a little bit while more resourse intensitve and when plugged in. Problems starts when it is overheated or when the PC begins to auto-shut down itself due to overheating.

 

Don't worry, it's fine 🙂

 

Let me know if I can assist you with something else, provide your feedback and don't hesitate to post again in the HP forum - great community we have here. Cheers !

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