A hot computer is a bad computer. Excessive heat can cause malfunctions and accidents that can damage the equipment. And while laptops generally generate less heat than desktop computers (energy efficiency is a higher design priority), they have their own unique challenges.
Instructions
Step 1
Keeping your laptop cool depends on the ventilation system. If the hot air does not escape, problems will arise.
Whenever you pick up your laptop, make sure you don't block the ventilation holes, which are often the case. are on the sides. Do not place your laptop on a pillow or soft mattress. Never put your laptop in a bag unless it's turned off.
You will rarely find cooling vents on the bottom of a laptop, however, heat tends to build up there. In this regard, if you increasingly notice that the bottom of your laptop is getting very hot, consider buying a cooling pad.
Step 2
Contamination of the laptop, the accumulation of dust in it can also lead to overheating.
To clean the laptop from dust, it is recommended to use a can of compressed air, blowing its insides through the ventilation holes. By doing this, you will keep dust away from the vents, thereby contributing to better system cooling.
Turn off the laptop and turn it over. Unscrew the screws located there with a screwdriver. Remove the bottom cover and remove dust from there with compressed air.
