In a message dated 8/31/2006 2:43:36 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Get a colling plinth and you can save all the other expensive bills and it
> will cure your problem, it has mine.
HI:
I am of the opinion that a Laptop is designed by the OEM to work
satisfactorily as designed by the OEM and if it should require aftermarket
hardware to make it work properly then it has a design flaw. If a laptop
has a design flaw then it is up to the OEM to fix the flaw or replace the
machine.
Having said that, I am also of the opinion that a laptop will need a
professional cleaning at least once every year and if that is done there
should not be any hardware failures. A cleaning should be done after
the first shutdown occurs. An overheating laptop can be recognized by
it's physical temperature before it becomes a problem. An add in
cooling hardware is not a solution for a Laptop full of dust. I a fan is
overworking there is a heat problem. The advise about using a hard
flat surface is sound.
Cd burners will also have almost on schedule failures or erratic behavior
if they are not cleaned once a year. When you open a laptop it is
surprising that they can work at all when you see the dust. Hope this
helps.
Emile
Emile
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