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 ...

Think about sunlight as well. If a room is bathed in sun most of the day, its temperature is going to rise, and your PC might ...

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 ...

I am using my first-gen Macbook Air to run a 24-inch monitor when I am at home. When used as a laptop, the Air performs just fine. When used at home on my desk with the monitor, it overheats after ...

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 ...

We’ve all been there: you’ve been marathoning a TV series on your laptop, or maybe playing a game for way too long, and now your fans are going haywire and the whole computer is hot to the touch. What ...

While most problems are known to happen while running an application or program, many have also reported that their Windows computer freezes or crashes when closing Programs or Games. While it is hard ...