Re: A45-S1202 Overheating
Thanks for the idea. I need it to be portable, so the external fan won't
work. Guess it's time for a new laptop. :-(
Regards,
Ben
Michael Rainey wrote:
> "Cixcos" <cixcos@go.to> wrote in message
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>> Hello,
>> I have a Toshiba A45-S1202 which is popping up a message relating to
>> failure of the cooling system. When this happens, the machine gets very
>> slow.
>> I cleaned out the cooler unit, which was clogged up. I also removed the
>> old cooling paste and applied new "artic silver" cooling compound.
>> I have been putting together my own PC's since 1995. I still get the
>> overheat message pop-up. Is there anything I might be missing with this
>> model?????????? TIA!
>> Regards,
>> Ben
>
> I have an A45-S150 that suddenly started running VERY slowly because of
> overheating. I did pretty much what you did but it didn't help. The local
> Toshiba service center opened it up and said the motherboard wasn't
> communicating with the fan, and that a new board would be required (board +
> fan + labor = $500).
>
> I bought a Thermaltake Mobile Fan II External USB Cooling Fan from Amazon
> for $16.50 and used Velcro and duct tape to stick it to the bottom of the
> case. I use Motherboard Monitor to keep an eye on the CPU temp, and the fan
> does a fine job of cooling. It's in the way a little bit and I can't use
> the computer on battery power, but the fan will get the job done until I can
> come up with the bucks for a new computer.
>
>
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