Troubleshoot Over heating on startup

[karthic1998]

How can i solve can anyone help me

 

[roger_m]

Is it a desktop or laptop?

 

[tim one]

Overheating, have you checked if the fans work or even dust on the CPU heatsink.

 

[viktik]

Clean the heat sink.
Open the laptop/desktop and clean the heatsink and fan.

 

[karthic1998]

Is it a desktop or laptop?

It is laptop

 

[Daljeet]

Use flat surface @karthic1998 and check there is any dust inside which creates the heating problem.

 

[_CyberGhosT_]

Clean the heat sink.
Open the laptop/desktop and clean the heatsink and fan.

 

[Digerati]

How do you know it is actually overheating? What are the temps?

 

[karthic1998]

How do you know it is actually overheating? What are the temps?

My laptop not started so I opened the laptop and checked and then started the laptop and noticed the heat

 

[karthic1998]

Use flat surface @karthic1998 and check there is any dust inside which creates the heating problem.

Thanks friend

 

[Digerati]

My laptop not started so I opened the laptop and checked and then started the laptop and noticed the heat

Heat is normal. It is how much heat that matters. What are your temps?

 

[Lightning_Brian]

I would clean out your laptop with some compressed air. Clean it out good - be careful not to go too full blast with the compressed air. I used the kind that is in a container. I like to clean out my computers every other month just to keep them squeaky clean (may be a bit excessive).

From there, I would see if your fans are spinning up correctly as well. If one or none of your fans are spinning up I'd like at the defective fans and perhaps replace them.

Can you get into BIOS before overheating and see how hot things are getting? Sometimes you bad capacitors can happen. Look for anything bulging or not looking right inside your laptop.

****Wear an anti-static wristband or be extra careful when poking around.****

 

[karthic1998]

I would clean out your laptop with some compressed air. Clean it out good - be careful not to go too full blast with the compressed air. I used the kind that is in a container. I like to clean out my computers every other month just to keep them squeaky clean (may be a bit excessive).

From there, I would see if your fans are spinning up correctly as well. If one or none of your fans are spinning up I'd like at the defective fans and perhaps replace them.

Can you get into BIOS before overheating and see how hot things are getting? Sometimes you bad capacitors can happen. Look for anything bulging or not looking right inside your laptop.

****Wear an anti-static wristband or be extra careful when poking around.****

I won’t get into bios friend

 

[Prorootect]

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CPU Temperature,
Main HardDrive Temperature,
Motherboard Temperature.

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[karthic1998]

Thanks for everyone because I cleaned the layers of dust present on the fan then cleared it starts work

 

[Digerati]

Great! Glad you got it sorted out and thanks for posting your followup.

 

[karthic1998]

Great! Glad you got it sorted out and thanks for posting your followup.

Okay Friend

 

[Prorootect]

karthic1998 wrote:
"I cleaned the layers of dust present on the fan"
- me too! Works much better, no "swimming" of the fan speed!

It seems to me that Windows is immortal, immortal operating system, weird

 

[karthic1998]

karthic1998 wrote:
"I cleaned the layers of dust present on the fan"
- me too! Works much better, no "swimming" of the fan speed!

It seems to me that Windows is immortal, immortal operating system, weird

Yes obviously

 

[Digerati]

It seems to me that Windows is immortal, immortal operating system, weird

Microsoft is working very hard to get it there. And for the most part they are successful.

Consider the fact that virtually every single one of the 1.5 billion Windows computers (including the 500+ million Windows 10 computers) around the world became a unique computer within the first few minutes after the very first boot. This happens as each user configures their own networking, desktop personalizations, security, installed apps, attached peripherals (printers, external drives), and more. Frankly, I think Microsoft has done an amazing job to make Windows so robust - not forgetting the fact the hardware is made by 100s if not 1000s of different manufacturers all expected seamlessly interface and comply with the same industry standards and protocols, running software developed by 1000s of different software companies.

Now if users would quit thinking they are smarter than those top developers at Microsoft and quit changing all the default settings, even more users would have a more robust system and Windows would come even closer to immortality.