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Originally Posted by Kymmy
See if the bios has a temp readout so on reboot you can see what the problem is...
If not you should be able to find a manufacturer or evena 3rd party system monitor tool...
Personally from experience I'd get a tin of spray duster, take off the heatsinkfan cover (some laptops don;t have a fan cover though..) and get rid of all the acumulated dust  |
You'll probably want to do that outdoors. It's quite amazing how much crud comes out of some of them.