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I know my answer goes all over the place and doesn't provide the necessary detail at this time. However, the question also lacks the necessary information, and this answer might provide a starting point to diagnosing the problem.
– Static Storm
Commented Jan 3, 2016 at 20:39
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Troubleshooting problems are a poor fit for the site because they often cannot be answered as-is other than by a guess. The responses tend to be an open-ended series of diagnostic suggestions and helpful hints, which should appropriately be done in comments since answers are intended to be solutions.
– fixer1234
Commented Jan 3, 2016 at 21:23
Yea my computer overheats. How do i fix problem
– ewrwr
Commented Jan 3, 2016 at 21:28
@fixer1234 I agree with you, and I learned something. But it was the easiest way to provide a large amount of startingpoints without needing several comments (which have a character limitation) But yes I agree, I will use comments for this next time.
– Static Storm
Commented Jan 4, 2016 at 1:03
@ewrwr If your computer overheats, the main solution would be to prevent the computer from overheating again. Most often, the computer overheats because dust has build up near the fans or between the metal cooling blocks. If there is any dust, this needs to be cleaned out. You can do this with a can of compressed air, by blowing the dust away. Be careful not to blow it further into the cooling block. Let us know if this solved your problem. If this solves your problem I will post this as the answer to your question.
– Static Storm
Commented Jan 4, 2016 at 1:12

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like so
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