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Nombre de messages : 1 Age : 35 Localisation : boston Date d'inscription : 31/05/2013
| Sujet: My laptop keeps hibernating? Ven 31 Mai 2013 - 8:45 | |
| Even when i use it it hibernates & I can get it out of hibernation unless I turn it of by unplugging the ac & battery. It says that it hibernates cuz it is over heading & so times it does it. It's been doing this for a month now. I have no viruses. I got my laptop in December after Christmas of 2009 or January of 2010. My laptop sits on this portable desk.
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Laddy Admin
Nombre de messages : 7927 Age : 46 Localisation : suisse Date d'inscription : 14/03/2008
| Sujet: Re: My laptop keeps hibernating? Sam 1 Juin 2013 - 6:33 | |
| Hello Sorry for my english, i speak a little bit but not very well. The first solution is to turn off Hibernative mode. or reinstall windows and see if the problem still exists And the ultime solution : may be should you flash the bios? Sena, bibou member, thinks this : - Citation :
We would like more details of your trouble: *What is the brand, model of your laptop ? *Can you hear the fan spinning ? *Is the hot air blown out of the vents ?
the possibilities of an overheating laptop are: - a clogged heatsink: when you cold-start your computer, the fan starts spinning faster and faster, but the air can be barely felt when you place your hand in front of vents; - a worn-out thermal compound: if someone dismantled the heatsink for cleaning, the old thermal paste MUST be cleaned out and a new one must be applied. Aso after some years of use most of thermal compounds tends to become dried-out and don't conduct heat anymore; - a faulty fan : in that case you cannot hear the fan spinning, the hot air is not blown out of vents;
For the first case, you can try to blow the dust through vents with a compressed air can. If the heatsink is not too clogged, it may help.
For all the others, unless you have skills and tools, it would be better to ask a qualified tech to service your laptop. Don't try to disassemble yourself, unless you know what you do. | |
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