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Sorry................. I shouldn't have laughed ........ you're right, it wasn't funny ........ I'll take everything you say seriously from this point on, promise ... no more laughing ............ forgive me darling .....Yes, the answer is yes .................... it's definitely a huge YES ................ just let me know when ....... oh darling .... yes...I agree. I'm bad bad bad bad. I'm terrible. Yes, I should be ashamed, and I am ................. NOT !!!!!Sonny!!! shame shame!!!
so..... about our next phone call....
I'm hurt you keep laughing at my responses!!
You're going to fry the lap top. It has to vent from the bottom. Do not cover up the vent slots on the bottom. They generate a lot of heat. They have to vent through all the holes and slots.Why? What causes that it's like fire!
You must be reading my posts. They have that effect on women.
But cereally, that's not a good sign. It's most likely your battery heating up. How old is the battery? Might want to pull it out and run strictly on AC until you can replace it. They can melt or worse.
EDIT -- wait, Sonny's right here, right on the money:
You're going to fry the lap top. It has to vent from the bottom. Do not cover up the vent slots on the bottom. They generate a lot of heat. They have to vent through all the holes and slots.
I learned this years ago when I had the laptop on a sofa and it just shut itself down. The repair guy essplained it. Always keep a space under the thing, preferably a cooling pad is even better, even if you don't run the cooling pad fan, because it's designed to allow air flow.
Even as we speak I have mine as usual on this one, I love it:
Now this one's pricey and has built-in speakers, which you don't have to have, but they sound great, and it's durable. And very very comfortable.
If I use my laptop on my..well..lap...I put something hard underneath it if I am using it longterm.
Sonny is right, blocking the vents reaaallly shortens the life of your computer.
Get a laptop cooling stand, it raises the laptop so air can circulate. 15 bucks on Newegg
It only happens when I'm here... thoughts????
Ah, well then we're back to the original theory --- it's from reading my posts.
All the wimmens here have that issue. After one particular steamy exchange, BlueGin had her whole laptop melt into a puddle.
You're going to fry the lap top. It has to vent from the bottom. Do not cover up the vent slots on the bottom. They generate a lot of heat. They have to vent through all the holes and slots.Why? What causes that it's like fire!
You must be reading my posts. They have that effect on women.
But cereally, that's not a good sign. It's most likely your battery heating up. How old is the battery? Might want to pull it out and run strictly on AC until you can replace it. They can melt or worse.
EDIT -- wait, Sonny's right here, right on the money:
You're going to fry the lap top. It has to vent from the bottom. Do not cover up the vent slots on the bottom. They generate a lot of heat. They have to vent through all the holes and slots.
I learned this years ago when I had the laptop on a sofa and it just shut itself down. The repair guy essplained it. Always keep a space under the thing, preferably a cooling pad is even better, even if you don't run the cooling pad fan, because it's designed to allow air flow.
Even as we speak I have mine as usual on this one, I love it:
Now this one's pricey and has built-in speakers, which you don't have to have, but they sound great, and it's durable. And very very comfortable.
If I use my laptop on my..well..lap...I put something hard underneath it if I am using it longterm.
Sonny is right, blocking the vents reaaallly shortens the life of your computer.
Get a laptop cooling stand, it raises the laptop so air can circulate. 15 bucks on Newegg
It only happens when I'm here... thoughts????
Ah, well then we're back to the original theory --- it's from reading my posts.
All the wimmens here have that issue. After one particular steamy exchange, BlueGin had her whole laptop melt into a puddle.
I don't care about you and BlueGin, dammit!
I think it's from these damn ads.....
cyber sex.........You're going to fry the lap top. It has to vent from the bottom. Do not cover up the vent slots on the bottom. They generate a lot of heat. They have to vent through all the holes and slots.Why? What causes that it's like fire!
You must be reading my posts. They have that effect on women.
But cereally, that's not a good sign. It's most likely your battery heating up. How old is the battery? Might want to pull it out and run strictly on AC until you can replace it. They can melt or worse.
EDIT -- wait, Sonny's right here, right on the money:
You're going to fry the lap top. It has to vent from the bottom. Do not cover up the vent slots on the bottom. They generate a lot of heat. They have to vent through all the holes and slots.
I learned this years ago when I had the laptop on a sofa and it just shut itself down. The repair guy essplained it. Always keep a space under the thing, preferably a cooling pad is even better, even if you don't run the cooling pad fan, because it's designed to allow air flow.
Even as we speak I have mine as usual on this one, I love it:
Now this one's pricey and has built-in speakers, which you don't have to have, but they sound great, and it's durable. And very very comfortable.
If I use my laptop on my..well..lap...I put something hard underneath it if I am using it longterm.
Sonny is right, blocking the vents reaaallly shortens the life of your computer.
Get a laptop cooling stand, it raises the laptop so air can circulate. 15 bucks on Newegg
It only happens when I'm here... thoughts????
cyber sex.........You're going to fry the lap top. It has to vent from the bottom. Do not cover up the vent slots on the bottom. They generate a lot of heat. They have to vent through all the holes and slots.Why? What causes that it's like fire!
You must be reading my posts. They have that effect on women.
But cereally, that's not a good sign. It's most likely your battery heating up. How old is the battery? Might want to pull it out and run strictly on AC until you can replace it. They can melt or worse.
EDIT -- wait, Sonny's right here, right on the money:
You're going to fry the lap top. It has to vent from the bottom. Do not cover up the vent slots on the bottom. They generate a lot of heat. They have to vent through all the holes and slots.
I learned this years ago when I had the laptop on a sofa and it just shut itself down. The repair guy essplained it. Always keep a space under the thing, preferably a cooling pad is even better, even if you don't run the cooling pad fan, because it's designed to allow air flow.
Even as we speak I have mine as usual on this one, I love it:
Now this one's pricey and has built-in speakers, which you don't have to have, but they sound great, and it's durable. And very very comfortable.
If I use my laptop on my..well..lap...I put something hard underneath it if I am using it longterm.
Sonny is right, blocking the vents reaaallly shortens the life of your computer.
Get a laptop cooling stand, it raises the laptop so air can circulate. 15 bucks on Newegg
It only happens when I'm here... thoughts????
iamwhat is correct, the very best way to clean a laptop is to take the back off the laptop and blow it out with canned air if you're comfortable doing that. If it doesn't appear dirty then the fan(s) may have failed and the laptop will fail. If it's been hijacked that also could cause the problem.BTW did vacuuming out the laptop help or is it still heating up?
I didn't do it yet.... you can say "I told you so" when I message your from the ER with 3rd degrees burns (or worse) on my legs (or other body parts!!)
My wuv song for Bonzi would be.......
I'm swooning... so romantic, thanks darlin'
Bonzi,
All joking aside don't cover the bottom of the laptop. No towels or pillows between you and the laptop. Use a flat hard surface or a laptop cooling panel under your computer. The more the CPU or graphics are used the more heat it will generate. Laptops need a lot of ventilation and heat kills them fast. Heat is the reason that laptops have a 3 year life expectancy. Those that live hot, die young.
