Why is my laptop heating up and turning off shortly after?
My laptop seems to heat up very quickly while I use it and it eventually shuts off. After waiting for a bit and turning my laptop on it repeats the same thing.
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My laptop seems to heat up very quickly while I use it and it eventually shuts off. After waiting for a bit and turning my laptop on it repeats the same thing.
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Your fan may be failing. I would listen to see if you can hear the fan running when the computer is performing a task. If the fan is silent, it may need replacement. Try following this guide: Acer Aspire 5742 Sustitución del Ventilador
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i think you have to clean your Laptop
here a teardown instruction guide for your laptop
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same problem here .. i opened up the laptop cleaned it new thermalpaste (cpu - gpu) replaced the old thermalpads with new ones the cpu fan is working just fine (speeds up speed down) BUT in 10 minutes shuts off even in bios screen ! any ideas? thanks ! the laptop is Acer Aspire 5742
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hey bro i have the same exact pc and face the same exact issue at first i thought it was an OS issue so i put windows 10 but still continues so what i did was teardown the pc completely and whe i reache the processor i cleaned up the dry hard thermal paste and made sure to smear the moist paste on the processor cpu and gpu or if u can u can put new paste it solve ma issue
- de mposha
same problem here .. i opened up the laptop cleaned it new thermalpaste (cpu - gpu) replaced the old thermalpads with new ones the cpu fan is working just fine (speeds up speed down) BUT in 10 minutes shuts off even in bios screen ! any ideas? thanks ! the laptop is Acer Aspire 5742
- de ark
The Acer Aspire 57xx series (especially the 5742s) are well known for running very hot, mine shut down a few times as well. You could replace the fan and heatsink (requires system board removal) or set a lower maximum CPU speed in the power plan/BIOS (negating any advantage of choosing an i5 model over a basic Pentium).
- de spotify95