I only purchase this laptop in March, and now it's easily overheated for playing big games like watch dogs, assassin's creed IV...
When I played more than 1 hour, the fan is running like crazy and my laptop get overheated, which lead into BSoD with code DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE.
I've tried to find which driver had had this failure via safe mode, and it seems referred to my Intel WLAN driver and Generic PnP Monitor.
TBH, this problem came after I updated windows to Fall Creators Update (yes it happen automatically update so I don't have control to disable it). After the update, I found my laptop can get overheated easily by plugging power even if I don't play a game. So I don't have any option except to reinstall windows which has failed so many times and finally installed with formating drive C.
But the BSoD with the same code happened again whenever I played a high specs games.
so, am I suppose to go to service center? actually I purchased this laptop not in official store. And for is it actually legal to place a warranty sticker in every bolt hole (I'm sorry for my bad English), because of that I can't even open my laptop by myself.
When I played more than 1 hour, the fan is running like crazy and my laptop get overheated, which lead into BSoD with code DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE.
I've tried to find which driver had had this failure via safe mode, and it seems referred to my Intel WLAN driver and Generic PnP Monitor.
TBH, this problem came after I updated windows to Fall Creators Update (yes it happen automatically update so I don't have control to disable it). After the update, I found my laptop can get overheated easily by plugging power even if I don't play a game. So I don't have any option except to reinstall windows which has failed so many times and finally installed with formating drive C.
But the BSoD with the same code happened again whenever I played a high specs games.
so, am I suppose to go to service center? actually I purchased this laptop not in official store. And for is it actually legal to place a warranty sticker in every bolt hole (I'm sorry for my bad English), because of that I can't even open my laptop by myself.