my laptop is intel pentium M processor1.7 GHz 40 GB and 1.24 RAM, (computer 1.5 yrs old)i have this problem since 3 months that it shuts down automatically withour any signals, probably fan problem leading to heatingso i checked the CPU temperaturethe temperaute sometime rise to 96 degrees when in lap and flat surfaceso i lifted it to make more space for air circulation and now running at 74-76 degrees and no shutting down for the last two daysi tried vaccum cleanerTempdidnot improve so i am thinking to get compressed air.i dont know how to open the laptop, can i just use it externally through the fan vents, will that help to get rid of dirt and dust or is it riskydo i need to open to clean the fan?? any suggestions appreciated, thanks
I have found it best to offer lots of high climbing places by adding multiple crisscrossing branches, eco-vines, and plastic plantsPlastic plants should be offered to allow the pythons to hide in, because it's hard to place a hide box in the upper part of a vertical tank.I have found that the pythons will feel perfectly secure and stress-free hiding amongst plastic plantsRemember, you want the tank to be fairly vertical.and a full-grown adult will most likely need to be housed in at least a 40 gallon tank.usually a 55 gallonI would offer a heating lamp/bulb because the majority of time your python will be arboreal, but I would also advise placing an undertank heater under 1/3 of the actual tankTo increase humidity, I recommend Zilla(brand) pet moss/sphagnum moss mixI would mist the cage 1-2 times a day if possible and make sure you mist the plastic plants to allow your snake to lick the droplets, you should also offer a water bowl to allow your snake to soak and to drink when it wants toYou should have a thermometer on the cool side and the hot side(tank heater side), and a hydrometer to measure the humidity placed in the center of the tank.
Well if your laptop works better elevated, you might just need the compressed air in the vents and the fanI don't think you really really want to take it apart, or for that matter really need to unless dust is falling out of it or its making rattling noises when you lift itIf it ain't broke don't fix it! Laptops are made of easily breakable plastics, especially some of the older onesThe plastics have already been subjected to various temperature changes My advice would be to compress air it and probably buy a laptop cooler pad (one with a fan)See if that helps, If it doesn't and you decide to take it apart just be very careful - research a construction manual off OKorder or somethingThen try some thermal paste, thermal ceramic, or a thermal pad on the cpu to cpu heat sink.
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