Windows 10: laptop heating or slow issue

laptop becomes freeze or slow when doing some work or working on any softwarelike edge Microsofthow to resolve heating and slow issuehp 15 da series

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AMD FX OC'ers Club

That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.

 

HELP! My Laptop has gone into SLOW MOTION!

Should be able to get a "step-by-step here;

http://support.dell.com/?~ck=mn

 

heating issue

Hi Shankar,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

We would like to know the following information to assist you better.

1. What is the make and model of the computer?

2. Do you get any error message while using the computer?

3. Does the laptop fan working fine?

Please follow the below methods to fix the issue:

Method 1:

You may first check if any process is running high. Task Manager displays the programs, processes, and services that are currently running on your computer. You can use Task Manager to monitor your computer’s performance.

Follow these steps:

a. While on the desktop, right-click on the
taskbar, click on Task Manager.

b. Click on the Processes tab and check if any processes that is running
high.

If none of the process is running high then I suggest you to update the
graphics card driver and check if it resolves the issue.

Step 1:

I suggest you to update the graphics card driver
from manufacturer website and check if it helps.

Step 2:

I would suggest you to check with the following steps to try and resolve overheating issues:

a) Clean air vents and check if air fan is working or not.

b) Use some software, then, check if your system's fan is working at right speed.

c) Do not use your notebook/laptop on a surface that block air vents.

d) Thermal pads might be burnt. Try replacing them with new one.

e) There might be some fault with the hardware. You can get it checked with professional expert.

f) Adjust power settings to your needs. Lower energy consumption will result lower heat generation.

g) Never leave operating laptop with closed lid. This always generates heat inside laptop. You may close lid only if laptop will automatically go into sleep or hibernation mode.

h) You may also try installing latest software and drivers from the manufacturer website.

Method 2:

If the issue persists, let’s change the
power plan settings to use minimum processor state to prevent overheating.

Reducing the maximum processor state for your laptop (both when it is on battery or when the power cable is plugged in), reduces the processor’s performance a notch (depending on your settings) and prevents it from being used
at optimum potential by an application or game, which will reduce thermal heating. For example, if you are playing a game that is consuming 100% of your processor’s capacity, then it may also result in heating up your system, whereas reducing the battery power
state to, say 80%, can resolve this problem, and also result in battery power conservation.

Follow the steps to do so:

a) Press Windows and X key together and select
Power options.

b) Click on Change plan settings
for the power plan that you have set on the laptop.

c) Go to Processor power management. Expand the
icon and expand maximum processor state.

d) Reduce the processor state (for both Plugged-in as well as On battery) to a certain level to verify if it makes any difference.

e) Click on Apply and then
OK.

For reference, you can refer to these link to optimize the computer’s performance:

Windows help & learning - Microsoft Support
.

Important: Data available on bad sectors might be lost when chkdsk tries to repair your hard disc.

Please revert us if you need further assistance. We would be happy to help.