I've had a couple older laptops with heat issues (the P4 HP comes to mind)
and the monitoring software (I use speedfan and cpu-z too) didn't always
show much issue. Normally I have 2 ways I'd check if it was heat related. I
have a couple mini fans made for laptops that have adjustable clamps to
So I see I don't have the Creator's Update as I'm still on the Anniversary
Update at:
Version 1607 build 14393.1358
Hmm, maybe I should try and get another OEM power brick and start using it and
see if the problems go away...
Heat-wise what would you use to monitor lopaka? I've got
My gut thought would always be power (whether the brick or something
internal) or heat with a laptop, then windows update issue because there
have been a few I've seen recently associated with the win 10 creators
update
lopaka
On Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 12:12 PM, Steve Tomporowski
Didn't you just buy it? If it is a hardware issue then it is under
warranty...right? Let the manufacture / vendor figure it out. Can't
you just install a backup that brings it back to new. At that point
you would know if you had a hardware or software issue. If everything
is back to normal
What I was thinking was that the power adapter is going bad, and just
like a flaky power supply in a desktop, causes weird things to happen.
On 7/6/2017 3:06 PM, Bino Gopal wrote:
I was wondering if it was Win10...and note I had it from 3/15/17 to 5/11/17
with no issues...and it didn't
I was wondering if it was Win10...and note I had it from 3/15/17 to 5/11/17
with no issues...and it didn't lockup again until 6/4/17 and it's been
occurring with more frequency...
But I haven't been prompted for the Creators Update which I heard was very
bad...unless of course it fixed my
Hmmm, I guess it has been on the power brick b/c it's been on the desk or in my
lap in the living room...and h, to be clear I wasn't using that power brick
for a while, but instead using the one that came with the laptop from MSI which
is much smaller and portable-so I usually take that one
I have had similar experiences with my Lenovo quadcore laptop.
Sometimes it goes to sleep even though I have set it up not to go to
sleep when plugged in. I have to hold the power button to wake bring
it back to usability . I think you have a Win 10 issue I have a
lot of issues with Win
Was it on the power brick every time it locked up? Does it lock up when
you are only on battery?
On 7/6/2017 2:49 PM, Bino Gopal wrote:
Doubt it's heat-while it has a 1060 in it I wasn't using it for gaming *any* of
those times, and there were plenty of times I was running Mad Max at 1080p,
Doubt it's heat-while it has a 1060 in it I wasn't using it for gaming *any* of
those times, and there were plenty of times I was running Mad Max at 1080p, and
a couple times at 4k even and I could hear the fans spin up and it def get hot,
but it never had problems then...in fact, when I had
Android and devices should always be approached from the "is there a
community modding it" perspective.
And no, Apple is a terrible choice even if it's the best fit because they
are a terrible company, building crap (from a hardware perspective) and
actively preventing repairs & recycling.
On
Heat or Power?
On 7/5/2017 7:39 PM, Bino Gopal wrote:
Hey guys, really hoping someone has the trick to solve this here…
Got a new latest and greatest MSI gaming laptop (GS73VR 7RF) with Win10 Pro a
couple months ago from XoticPC who did a couple customizations for me-received
3/15/17. I
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