- Check laptop temperature – Use a program such as Core Temp to monitor your laptop CPU temperature and to ensure it is functioning within normal operating levels.
- Check for malware/viruses – Ensure your antivirus software is up to date and running, scan your laptop for threats, and delete any malicious software found.
- Clean your laptop’s fans – Clean out any accumulated dust and particles from your laptop fans, vents, and heat sinks.
- Adjust the fan speed – If your laptop has an adjustable fan speed setting, try adjusting it to a slower speed (or disable it if possible).
- Check the power settings – Make sure your laptop is set to the correct power profile.
- Upgrade your laptop’s cooling system – If your laptop has poor natural cooling, consider purchasing additional cooling accessories such as laptop cooling pads, cooling stands, and extra fans.
