This video is the best pc tutorial I ever watched. He is well spoken, and explains things perfectly! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Just want to say thank you for providing this video. Working from home the last few weeks during lockdown and my laptop started to shutdown every few hours. Followed your guide and now it doing great.

Nice video. I have a multitude of issues on my HP Envy - broken hinge, over heating and keyboard issues, thanks to people such as yourself I can fix it all. Thank you.

He explained this very well & his presentation was not boring this is a good video

Very clear illustration of demo very fantastic

Great DIY Video! Thanks!

Excellent tutorial for laptop overheating.👍

thank you very much for the good tutorial sir..

Thank you I tried 2 other vid eons about my computer overheating....looks like yours is the best.When I opened my computer yuck...had it 5 years never cleaned.......shame on me my poor toshiba just booted it up seems good now been on 2 minutes.Thanks don’t have money for new one or computer geek..👍👍👍👍👍

I wanted to thank you because my situation was rather unique. I had already torn down the computer to where the motherboard was still in place and then I blew everything out because I thought I had an overheating problem. The screen would say "locking" and then shut down after a few minutes. When I reassembled it and tried it again I got the same message even after the cleaning. What had happened was the computer got dropped and the cooling tube had gotten knocked loose from the plate which mounts to the CPU. When I took the fan loose it just came off and left the plate behind. What I did was I put flux paste on the solder that holds the two pieces together. I then reassembled it, used J-B Weld to stake the tube in place, and placed a weight on it to keep it in contact. After the J-B Weld cured I disassembled and clamped the assembly and used a micro torch to reflow the solder on the plate and the tube so they were back in intimate contact. A trip to Best Buy, and eight bucks for a tube of thermal paste, and we were back in business. Thanks again. P.S. Naphtha, lighter fluid, works wonderfully for cleaning off the paste. It doesn't attack plastics, it has a low VOC, and it is non residual.

Great info

Short & to the point with lots of helpful details! I was concerned though that there does not appear to have been any static precautions taken, & that the old thermal paste was not removed before applying new. Any thoughts about those issues? Edit: I just saw that you mentioned in other comments that the old paste should have been removed & was just an oversight. The static risk still concerns me though.

Excellent video. I am a bit tentative about opening my laptop and cleaning and re-applying the thermal paste. But it does need to get done. It's running hot and the fan is loud........ Thanks for posting Oh, can the hardrive get swapped for ssd on these g7's....?

Great video but you want to remove the old cpu thermal paste before you apply the new paste, also nylon gloves are often used to reduce risk of damage from static electricity

Everytime my laptop heats up I just go to the fridge and grab a Yogurt And put in under the laptop

Just drill massive hole behind laptop rear cover. Install desktop water cooler against heatpipes and BOOM 60-70c overclocked. really nice for mid range gaming laptops. Cooling pad for modding helps to mount the computer straight when gaming. Do not use any thermal compund just put cooler against heat pipes it is enough that way after gaming you can just take it off underneath your computer. use 5v from usb to watercooler pump and fan. it is low rpm and works well. cheap you can get these desktop coolers with filled water for 50.

Very efficient demonstration and well narrated, gave me more confidence to set to work and open up my HPg6 to replace its cooling fan. I should add cooling paste to the items you showed us, aswell. Do I use that alcohol fluid to scrub off the original paste? Most helpful tutorial that I have watched, and the one I`ll follow.

Good video. Years ago probably with previous laptops, I would have been able to try and follow this excellent tutorial. One of the best to date. There has been a problem with my HP laptop cooling fan for bout 7 months now :( I m most definitely not tech savvy and my one friend that was and who used to take care of my laptop and all the tech in my home passed away in March 2021. I'm 63 years old with health challenges that hinder my memory and coordination at times (so not a good idea put tools in my head. Hate to destroy my laptop. HP Canada has told me to replace the cooling fan and labour it should cost me no more than approximately $400 (if I go to Staples). The technician at HP said for about $200 more I could get another laptop. But if you ask me my preference: over purchasing a new laptop with the way the economy is. In a few months, it will go up more than a few $hundred dollars :( So I wonder, should I save still and just get a new laptop with Windows 11 and no further worries of overheating cooling fan? You being the expert here :) answer a question for me please and thank you. If I purchase a cooling pad as shown us here with the 4 fans (what is the brand of preference you mentioned)... If I purchased this cooling pad in the meantime to keep my laptop cool (from overheating) ... tried to save money to purchase a new laptop by next Summer hopefully (2023) Hopefully my laptop won't die. (the only time it shuts down/really burns up is when I watch movies on PRIME VIDEO) not on Netflix or any other place online >>> though it does get hot. For the past 8 months approximately when I turn on my laptop... it will start with a 15-second black screen saying there is a problem with the cooling fans and give me the option to continue with the laptop by hitting ENTER and then taking me to my usual login screen. (is there a way to get rid of this or does the fan have to be fixed?) I have looked through your different videos. Amazing KZfaq Channel. Look forward to any and all feedback from the channel creator.

There's always throw it at the wall.

Air blower model? Thermal paste model and how many grams is it?

Loved your instructions. Just curious are all the screws the same size length etc? Reason I ask is I was surprised to see how quickly you disassembled and reassembled the laptop without searching for the correct screws. Back in time around the early 1970’s I was foreman for final assembly of a Peripheral printer in Southborough, Massachusetts. Sold fir over $5,000 and was as heavier than a case of today’s printers. 😂

Hello, I hope you can help me, I have the similar laptop in this tutorial, and it has overheating issues. When I boot it up and do nothing, the fans are already blowing, and when I'm browsing the fan is at max then shut downs after 10 minutes. When I tried to bring it to a technician, he said that it is normal because it is AMD and designed for gaming, and "better" if the fans are always on. Is that normal? He tried to apply a new thermal paste and charged me a good amount of money but the fan is still always on and the overheating persists, so he said it should be left and I'll come back after a few days to get it after he fixed it. If I get it back and it still doesn't fix overheating, are there still other things I can do to fix it?

underrated video...

VERY WELL

I have a 17.3 HP Envy with the battery inside. I closed the lid and put it in my bag. When I got to work. I pulled it out. It was hot and would not turn on.

Ive try cleanng the fan and changing its thermal paste but still getting the 90d error what should i do?

Hello there I think my laptop over heated and created pink screen..I have a similar laptop its an HP..Pavilion g6..can my machine be fixed ? it all of a sudden turned green and pink and some blue..and created lines on it..can you tell me if the screen is ruined? Please let me know what I can do ..thanks

Hey sir i have hp elite book 8570w its working completely fine at night but at morning when i turn in on its giving black screen at fan is running at full speed and its not getting off without inserting a battery what should i do tell me please

Hello. Thank you for your very beautiful and efficient Toturial. I talked to a laptop repairman. His suggestion was to Remove the AMD graphics from the motherboard. Because He says that this second graphics, is usually a common problem with laptops in this series. And it's AMD graphics that breaks down, causing the laptop to overheat. I also do not do important graphical works that is important to me. Do you think this is right? Can you help please? is that ok to Remove AMD graphic?. Thank you in advance for your attention

so i have a hp 15 dw0083wm scarlet red laptop and it makes a weird ticking noise inside of it i took it into a computer repair shop and the guy said he didnt hear the ticking and now all of a sudden the laptop is getting very hot underneath what could be causing it would it be my fan or something else and what could the ticking noise be and should i do something about it getting hot

I have the same computer is swear now I can do what it said

Hello sir, my laptop model is hp pavillion g4 it's an old laptop and overheating terribly hasn't been opened ever since it was bought in 2013-14. Will this tutorial work for that laptop?

Idk if my hp laptop is overheated but it seems like it is because I turn it on lights flash but the screen doesn’t go on

Ok, so couple of days ago I decided to clean the fans because they were kind of noisy, but still the pc was working fine. So I took them out, cleaned and put them back. After that the laptop won't boot, with an error message about system temperature 900. So I replaced the thermal paste on both cpu and gpu, but still same problem. Laptop does not boot up. It tries to recover, but while doing that I hear the fans running really fast just before the laptop turns off. What could be the problem? Any hint on what I could try here, before seeing a tech? I reapplied the paste bunch of times, the fans are working, but still laptop cannot boot up.

already done this step, but my laptop still overheat. what should I do next?

Pls help me my laptop wont open just only charger light and when i put battery light starts blinking of charger pls help

Please can I use a hair drier to clean the fan?

Hey Hey for the Monkies, Goin to clean my laptop and fix overheat problem

I have issue with the heatsink when i place it and screw, the fan was stop spinning

Sir, i have an HP laptop of 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-1235U 1.30 GHz 64 bit windows 11, it is getting heated up quickly.What todo?

I tried changing the thermal paste but it doesn't help alot my thermal paste quality is so good but it still overheat for no reason

why didn't you clean the old thermal paste, mixing two different types of thermal paste could be detrimental to cooling in some cases.

I already clean CPU fan and remove the dust and replace new thermal grease and still shutdown in a few minutes. How to fix it?

i have a hp15 series, had to replace the heatsink on mine, ebay had em for 12 bucks still, just bought it the other day. bought from upper edge tech on ebay. used kyronaut thermal paste. before the fix when running one instance of firefox and youtube my cpu would sit at 65c sometimes higher if im doing more stuff. at idle it was in the high 40s, so youd think it was cooling itself off, but after running aida 64 for 30 sec she heats up over 100c. after the fix she idles at 35 to 40 and with aida 64 it doesnt get hotter than 57c. pretty amazing how a piece of copper tube can ruin your whole pc. thanks to ebay and a 20 dollar fix with the thermal paste.

I’m going to try this but my battery release is being very very stubborn. Any suggestions

I have done all those steps and my laptop still gets hot immediately after it boots into windows it turns off by itself and says computer had an unexpected shutdown due to overheating... and that's because my fan is running at maximum speed

I know it's a silly question. But I've already cleaned the laptop and the heat remains the same, what could be the problem?

I've completely stripped down my ho, reapplied thermal paste, cleaned the vents and fans and it still overheating without a demanding load :(

I just got mine a month ago and now it is super hot and it won’t turn on

I could not disassemble my laptop because it is complicated to open. By the way the model is fujitsu a574/k life series

I can’t open mine is a slim

but what you do when your laptop is being noisy as well?

Again the same.. They MUST STOP to building so thin laptops! That's the first and most important step. Thanks,

my pc hp pavilion dv6 , I still suffer from it constantly turning off even after completing this method

What if it’s been overheated for months but you didn’t have time to fix it

my laptop doesn't open at all.

I have a laptop problem. My HP laptop has no f number options. It hit automatic repair arror and it won't work. I cannot figure it out.

So remember to stop overheating your motherboard make sure is not wet and blow it. Just remember this does not work in all problems in life.

You haved my specs on pc

You should remove the old thermal paste

bro which laptop is this???hp model???

A cooling pad makes no sense and does not work.

I think its great information but i cannot do this things at all.....and this video cannot be for common laptop users😅😅

My laptop shutdown without over heating but it shows that my laptop is overheating

lol my cooling pad broke a year ago and my laptop stoped working and turning on so thats why i stopped using it

i just got my hp palivion with fans that r built in idk yyyy (edit) its on pillow but i dont have a deskkkkk

I fixed a over heating issue on my hp my question is how do i fix the usb ports i think i fucked them up lol

My laptop is complete fucking shit it keeps overheating for no reason at all

I fked up my laptop.... opened the modafakah now can't able to close 😠😠😠

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Im too lazy to go through 20 minutes

I dont want to be that guy. But that is a really bad idea if your not very tequila savie.