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I hate the same problem with mine, it was due to the fan being clogged up with dust, all you need to do is unscrew the keyboard from underneath and move it from the top left, get some tweezers and pull it out and it will be fine.

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Overheating problems are associated with poor ventilation and faulty fan. Check the fan to see if it spins freely, if it is faulty replace the fan. Check the fan, heat-sink assembly and vents, they maybe clogged with dust, if loosen the dust and remove/vacuum the dust off these components.
If the laptop has inlet vents on the bottom of the laptop, use the laptop on a flat surface and/or place a pad under the laptop to give it addition clearance to improve air flow under the laptop.
There are also lapop cooling pads that incorporate fan/s available from computer shops and placing a laptop on these pads will provide additional fan assisted cooling for the laptop.

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Hello,
To minimize heat in your notebook, you can execute one application in one opening. Cooling pad is also available to cool down your PC.

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