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HP Compaq Laptop Generates Continuous Sound In Speaker On Power Up And Shuts Down Automatically
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<blockquote data-quote="soccer97" data-source="post: 358962" data-attributes="member: 22825"><p>I read through your config but didn't see the model. Is this one of the HP Pavilion Notebooks purchased around the time of 2008-2010?</p><p></p><p>Mine did not have the Nvidea Card, but an Intel Graphics card. It kept shutting down as well. I finally figured out the root cause was overheating.</p><p>-I took off the bottom panel, and the originally black plastic was now orange/red from it being warped by the heat.</p><p></p><p>The replacement parts and labor costs to fix a laptop like this aren't worth it. If you purchase a new notebook, I would recommend another brand. And if you are into graphics, try to find one with good ventilation especially around the CPU and GPU.</p><p></p><p>-Compact is not always the best, it needs some room to breathe inside to avoid overheating. </p><p></p><p>Good luck man.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="soccer97, post: 358962, member: 22825"] I read through your config but didn't see the model. Is this one of the HP Pavilion Notebooks purchased around the time of 2008-2010? Mine did not have the Nvidea Card, but an Intel Graphics card. It kept shutting down as well. I finally figured out the root cause was overheating. -I took off the bottom panel, and the originally black plastic was now orange/red from it being warped by the heat. The replacement parts and labor costs to fix a laptop like this aren't worth it. If you purchase a new notebook, I would recommend another brand. And if you are into graphics, try to find one with good ventilation especially around the CPU and GPU. -Compact is not always the best, it needs some room to breathe inside to avoid overheating. Good luck man. [/QUOTE]
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