How Do You Fix A Thermal Shutdown In A Computer?
A thermal shutdown occurs when a computer case or CPU (central processing unit) temperature reaches a critical level at which point the computer will automatically shut down to avoid permanent damage. There are a variety of factors that can cause your computer to overheat, a range of external and internal problem origins, and some situations where the problem cannot be fixed as much as adjusted to. Fixing a thermal shutdown may take hours and may require the replacement of potentially expensive computer components. Step 1 Leave your computer off for the moment after a thermal shutdown. You may be tempted to turn it back on and see what the problem is, but this is dangerous for its internal components. They need 10 to 15 minutes to cool down depending on room temperature. If the room is hot (80 degrees Fahrenheit or more), you should wait until the room has cooled down or move the computer to a cooler location. Do not put the computer in a refrigerated location–the sudden drop in tempe
