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Hi Developers ! Nice to share what I have did, Hope you inspired. My laptop Suddenly OFF when it overheat, and that is really annoying. I bought this laptop in 2009, Toshiba Satellite AMD Turion ultra X2 64, 4GB RAM. First the battery broken, so I always need AC Power. and then the Cooling system become not reliable. So to Fix the issue I need to add Big HeatSink and Fan. Sorry for not documented well, it's unplanned project Your Comment is Welcome Your Vote is very Welcome ^^ Thanks Step 1: Make New Case and Improve the Cooling System Things I throw away: Casing keyboard (I bought Wireless Keyboard and Mouse) The Origin LCD (for now I am using External monitor, but I am intend to expand my origin LCD's cable so I will have 2 LCD) DVD R/W (I'm never use it anyway) Touchpad Some light indicator Touchboard Things need to Keep : Power button board WiFi Antenna Things I add to Fix Overheat issue Add Heatsink and Fan so...

This Instructable will show you how to fix a laptop that will not connect to wifi Please subscribe to my channel Thanks :) Step 1: Troubleshooting : Part 1 1. Make sure the the Wifi is Turned On on your laptop Most laptops have a Wifi Button or use a Function Key to turn the Wifi on or off -- If your laptop has a Wifi Button it should be located on the Keyboard or somewhere on the side of your laptop, pressing the button once will turn the Wifi on or off -- If your laptop uses a Function Key (F3, F12, Etc.), it will be located on the Keyboard, you will need to press the Fn Key and then press the Function Key (F3, F12, Etc.) to turn the Wifi on or off Some laptops have an On/Off switch for the Wifi -- If your laptop has an On/Off switch, simply flip the switch -- For some laptops pressing the Wifi Button will turn Airplane Mode on or off, when Airplane Mode is Off, the Wifi is On 2. Check if you have a Wifi Icon Look for a Wifi Icon in the ...

My laptop kept shutting itself down and i noticed the fan wasn't spinning. I didn't want to open the laptop to change the fan so i just used an external fan. You can use almost any computer fan and just use hot glue and cardboard to direct the air into the side vent. I wired the fan to a USB plug and plugged it into the computer. The fans are usually 12V so they run nice and slow with the 5V USB. It works really well and is very quiet. The fan is on whenever the computer is on. Without the fan the temperature quickly went over 80C and the computer shut down. With the fan the temperature is between 40C and 60C source:  https://www.instructables.com/id/Easy-Fix-for-Broken-Laptop-Fan/ <<Table of Contents>> Related Post: How to Fix a Laptop Power Connector How to Fix Broken Laptop Hinge Collection How to Fix Laptop Hinge Simple Fix for Vaio Laptop Hinge How to Fix a Dell Laptop With an Old Computer Collection H...

1. How to Fix a Dell Laptop With an Old Comptuer Step 1: Hold Down Power Button on Laptop and Open Look for Set Up Utility and press F2 Wait for Blue screen Step 2: Turn Off Laptop and Unscrew Hard Drive Turn laptop off and flip over On right side screw out 3 screws Pull out Hard drive Step 3: Open Up Back of Desktop Computer FIRST Unscrew all side screws on the corners Unscrew inside circle screws Pry off back of Desktop Step 4: Unscrew the Screw Holding Down (desktop) Hardrive Find hard drive Unscrew Screw holding down hard drive Pull upward on hard drive to pull out Step 5: Unscrew Cover From (desktop) Hard Drive Look on sides of hard drive Unscrew all screws Gently pull off cover Step 6: Exchange Cover From Laptop Hard Drive to Desktop Hard Drive Take laptop hard drive and turn to find screws attaching cover Unscrew the screw Find the Desktop Hard drive Screw the Cover on to the desktop h...