Windows 7 computer has me stumped..
Here I am back again, this time trying to rescue my wife's Dell all-in-one Windows 7 Home Premium Computer from the scrap heap... It will work fine and at speed for about 2 hours then it slows down t...
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4X4Dodger wrote:
I think the heat argument suffers from the same lapse of logic that the virus argument does. The timing.
It would not take 2 hours for the system to overheat. If in fact airflow is restricted and the components covered in dust and cat hair overheating would occur much sooner than 2 hours.
Having said that I think most of the suggestions are good ones including doing a clean install of win 7 assuming you have the original disc.
Not necessarily. It would depend on how restricted the airflow is. If airflow is restricted by 30%, it would take longer for temps to rise to a critical level than if airflow was restricted 100%.
