J jbboyd56 Distinguished Nov 5, 2011 5 0 18,510 Nov 5, 2011 #1 over heating Toshiba m305d laptop,then goes off!
Solution JackNaylorPE Nov 5, 2011 Open up the back.... clean out all the dust and dog hair with compressed air
JackNaylorPE Distinguished Oct 30, 2004 1,116 0 20,360 Nov 5, 2011 Solution #2 Open up the back.... clean out all the dust and dog hair with compressed air Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
W Wamphryi Distinguished Feb 21, 2010 74 0 18,590 Nov 5, 2011 #3 Don't use it in bed or stick it on a pillow on your lap either. That is the fastest way to fill them up with dust and fibres. Upvote 0 Downvote
Don't use it in bed or stick it on a pillow on your lap either. That is the fastest way to fill them up with dust and fibres.
F fortuna Distinguished Oct 31, 2011 26 0 18,590 Nov 5, 2011 #4 You can also try to clean the vent wholes from which the laptop emits his heat from with a compressed air sprayer.. Upvote 0 Downvote
You can also try to clean the vent wholes from which the laptop emits his heat from with a compressed air sprayer..
Buzzbee Distinguished Jun 27, 2008 2 0 18,510 Nov 6, 2011 #5 I bought a 2 fan laptop cooler from Staples that your laptop sits on and u plug it in to one of your USB ports which runs the fans. No overheating again. They make many styles. I payed $30.00 Upvote 0 Downvote
I bought a 2 fan laptop cooler from Staples that your laptop sits on and u plug it in to one of your USB ports which runs the fans. No overheating again. They make many styles. I payed $30.00
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