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Vaio Heat Problem
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I use a Sony VAIO laptop. For the past two days, it has been 90+ degrees in the Boston area. Today, my VAIO would not start-up. The disk drive area felt very hot. I was able to start after an hour shut-down. Is excess heat a problem with VAIO laptops?
Most computers only work between 40 and 100 degrees. Therefore if you say temperatures are 90+ then you will have problems with most computers.
Laptops are more of a problem because of the confined space that they work in.
Therefore check you have plenty of space around them. Use it on a table, rather than possible on your lap or carpet, etc. Also check that the fan comes on. If it does not come on then get it replaced.
Hope this helps
Denis
Laptops are more of a problem because of the confined space that they work in.
Therefore check you have plenty of space around them. Use it on a table, rather than possible on your lap or carpet, etc. Also check that the fan comes on. If it does not come on then get it replaced.
Hope this helps
Denis
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