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		cokefag Master Cheater
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				 Posted: Mon May 23, 2011 2:41 pm    Post subject: So what's up with my laptop? | 
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				When i first bought it, it was silent plugged in or unplugged, doing anything.
 
Now on startup and when I play games, the fan is extremely loud. WAT DO
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		Haswell Grandmaster Cheater
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				 Posted: Mon May 23, 2011 2:59 pm    Post subject:  | 
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				| Take it apart, blow dust out w/ compressed air.
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		cokefag Master Cheater
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				 Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 4:43 pm    Post subject:  | 
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				| Er.. is it possible to do this without taking apart my computer?
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		satanrules666 Advanced Cheater
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				 Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2011 4:30 am    Post subject:  | 
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				use a vacume cleaner over where the cpu fan is dont worry this wont cause any harm to your laptop because its only a peice of metal called a heatsink and a fan in front of it
 
 
the cpu is normally more near the center of the laptop which has its own peice of metal i.e heatsink over it and a metal pipe connects the 2 in  order to transfer the heat
 
 
that or better advice would be a can of compressed air ive used this on motherboards and ram and everything it is not enough pressure to cause static so it will not damage your laptop
 
 
also i could say check for virus update your antivirus and run a antivirus scan and also on windows 7 press control alt delete go to the task manager then process tab look for anything that is using alot of ram for exsample you may have iexplorer.exe  00 CPU  999,999 k if either cpu or  ***,***k is really high then you may have a virus
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		InternetIsSeriousBusiness Grandmaster Cheater Supreme
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				 Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2011 2:30 pm    Post subject:  | 
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				 	  | satanrules666 wrote: | 	 		  use a vacume cleaner over where the cpu fan is dont worry this wont cause any harm to your laptop because its only a peice of metal called a heatsink and a fan in front of it
 
 
the cpu is normally more near the center of the laptop which has its own peice of metal i.e heatsink over it and a metal pipe connects the 2 in  order to transfer the heat
 
 
that or better advice would be a can of compressed air ive used this on motherboards and ram and everything it is not enough pressure to cause static so it will not damage your laptop
 
 
also i could say check for virus update your antivirus and run a antivirus scan and also on windows 7 press control alt delete go to the task manager then process tab look for anything that is using alot of ram for exsample you may have iexplorer.exe  00 CPU  999,999 k if either cpu or  ***,***k is really high then you may have a virus | 	  
 
Well iexplorer.exe IS a virus.
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		ZacTheSin I post too much
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				 Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2011 4:32 pm    Post subject:  | 
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				 	  | satanrules666 wrote: | 	 		  use a vacume cleaner over where the cpu fan is dont worry this wont cause any harm to your laptop because its only a peice of metal called a heatsink and a fan in front of it
 
 
the cpu is normally more near the center of the laptop which has its own peice of metal i.e heatsink over it and a metal pipe connects the 2 in  order to transfer the heat
 
 
that or better advice would be a can of compressed air ive used this on motherboards and ram and everything it is not enough pressure to cause static so it will not damage your laptop
 
 
also i could say check for virus update your antivirus and run a antivirus scan and also on windows 7 press control alt delete go to the task manager then process tab look for anything that is using alot of ram for exsample you may have iexplorer.exe  00 CPU  999,999 k if either cpu or  ***,***k is really high then you may have a virus | 	  
 
 
 
DON'T USE A VACUUM CLEANER~!
 
 
Imagine sucking off a capacitor.
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		hcavolsdsadgadsg I'm a spammer
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				 Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2011 6:18 pm    Post subject:  | 
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				vacuum cleaners have a blow function fyi
 
 
also lol at pulling off a capacitor, the suction would have to be enormous
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