Dell Latitude E7250 i7 fixing heating issues
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Follow along as I try to fix heating issues for the Dell Latitude E7250.
The specs of the computer are:
Dell Latitude E7250
Intel core i7-5600U
8 GB DDR3L memory (after upgrade in the video)
128 GB mSATA SSD
1366x768 12.5" screen
Links from the video:
Dell support assist installation not working: www.dell.com/c...
HWINFO :
www.hwinfo.com
Dell Intel i7-5600U CPU Addressing queries about overheating on Latitude systems:
www.dell.com/s...
DDR3 wiki:
en.wikipedia.o...
‼Please do not follow this method of heatsink removal, at 09:31 as you lift it up without removing the full heatsink assembly you are bending the heatsink pipe and causing irreparable damage. This can later be seen at 09:38 further disassembly is needed and the whole heatsink should be removed as a single piece. This will also make cleaning easier.
Thanks for the video, I have the same problem with my 7250. Tomorrow I'm gonna buy some thermopaste.
I had an old laptop that would suddenly shut down too. I opened up the inside of the laptop and used a can of air to blow the dust out of the fan and vents. No more shut downs now.
Sir there is two bios file for Dell Latitude E7250 in their website. both file are look like same and both are uploaded by authority at the same time . sir can you please help me to figure out which one is the latest or perfect for my pc? And 1 more thing my pc getting sudden restart with a blue screen contain" stop code critical process died" what can i do??
Heatsink looks like you break it, is it not a problem for cooling system?
He crushed the heat sink pipe, which will worsen the efficiency of the cooling system.
Did this fix the system shutting down suddenly?
Not completely. It made the computer better. But occasionally it would still shut down. Although I found a fix later on and that was to use Intel chipset drivers directly from Intel instead of Dell drivers.
Download them from here: www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/products/72252/wireless/wireless-software/intel-prosetwireless-software.html
Good luck!
which one should I pick on the list brother@@MarkoKrejic
@@MarkoKrejicthe only one on the list is windows s7, so you mean I downgrade my lapp to win 7 to avoid shutting down?
@@rankit2411 It seems like the driver is available from Dell now using SupportAssist. I just fixed up another Dell E7250 without the need for this driver anymore. If you still have issues then you should re-apply the thermal paste according to what I showed in the video.
@@MarkoKrejic Brother, I downloaded it too! But there are times when I use softwares that are like not built in, or I overly used my laptop like playing 12 tabs in chrome ( while charging) it triggers again the shutdown on my laptop. On the other hand it does not trigger if no AC plugged in. How was that? Could I maybe get some explanation please?