Reinstalled 2nd (new) hard drive with the fresh copy of windows, problem is gone. it doesn't burn anymore!!Īs a test, i put the old hard drive back into the laptop and within 10min of usage it heated up and turned off. i used it for a few hours, ran everything i could and still no fan noise, no heating, and i can use it on my lap again. my laptop is not over heating any more and does not turn off. I installed a new hard drive (just because i had one), loaded a fresh copy of Win7 from a CD, upgraded to Win10 through MS website.
Updating my previous post - my suspicion was right. Make sure to use a good quality paste and don't over do it (more is not better). You do need to be very careful as you can't force things as you could damage the components or the heat sink. I must warn you this is a big job taking off the heat sink. If you don't see any thing the next thing is to take the heat sink off clean both the heat sink and the CPU chip of the old thermal paste and apply a fresh coat. Do you see any corrosion or pin hole when something has leaked out? If so then the issue is poor heat transfer within the heat sink. If you don't think so then the next area is to look at the heat sink and the thermal paste joining them together thermally.ĭo a careful visual inspection of the heat transfer bar often these are filled with a coolant which does the work vs a solid metal bar. If the system internally is clean and the fan is working you done the basics.ĭid the system get wet at all drink spilled or sat on a wet surface? This could have been a while as well.
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