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Overheating issue
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Federico457
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Usually batteries getting hot are when its using a lot of memory and processing power. The harder it has to work (ie less free space and less memory) the more it struggles.
@lisamo I am fairly certain it wasn't just Pet rescue that killed your battery. Laptops are built to have heavier usage. The only way it would likely do that is if you constantly had it running and doing a lot of others haigh maintenence things on it and had it sat where the air could not get around it. Many don't realise laptops are not actually for laps and have them resting on cushions and things so the fans don't work.Mine runs a lot and is on its way out so gets hot, but I turn it off every so often, or have a fan pointing at it. I used to have a mat it sat on that had a fan in it.
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