Remove and reinstall a laptop processor Direct sunlight or working in a hot room Incorrect system board introduction Failing RAM Failing battery i instruction Poorly seated heatsink Too many processes running at once Dust on the vents and fans Dust around the hard drive inventory Missing hard drive Disconnected wireless network card notepad Damaged fans not spinning properiy magnifier Instruction Paul's idea to set the laptop on a cooling stand was a good move. Laptops can easily overheat if placed on a soft surface such as a bed, pillow, carpet, sofa, or lap. Even more so than a hard, flat surface, a cooling stand can encourage airflow in and around the hot areas of the laptop. contrast However, in this case, the cooling stand isn't enough. What are some other possible causes of an overheating laptop? Submit

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