An overheating computer is a serious issue and, in some cases, can cause irreparable damage to internal components, including your hard drive, and complete data loss. If you are able to recognize the ...

You can cool down an overheating computer in many different ways. Your computer may be overheating due to overuse, clogged vents, or other obstructions. If you find that your computer tends to run hot ...

Heat is the mortal enemy of all electronics, and computers are no exception -- an overheating computer quickly becomes a dead computer. Before you go throwing money at the problem, give your toasty PC ...

I remember the first time my laptop overheated on me, and how thankful I was for not wearing synthetic trousers that day. Lifehacker has done a brilliant job explaining how to prevent your computer ...

Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve heard several complaints from readers about computers that behave strangely after several hours of hard use. Sometimes they slow down and the screens may start to ...

A laptop that severely overheats causes damage to the internal components. Before this happens, the laptop should attempt to shut itself down. It's normal for a laptop to run warm, even too warm to ...

Recently installed a game that's too much for your computer to handle? Caught in the middle of a GIF-viewing trance? There's a good chance this kind of activity leads to your computer growling more ...

my sisters got a 3 year old computer and she recently complained that it sounds like a race car when she watched videos. i have repeatedly told her to bring her computer home so i can put a new fan in ...

Technology giant Toshiba, along with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Health Canada, announced a voluntary recall of its Satellite T135, Satellite T135D and Satellite ProT130 notebooks ...