So, did you know that almost all laptops tend to work best when the temperature is from 50 to 95°F? Any colder or hotter, and your gadget starts to wig out. The thing is that laptop lithium-ion batteries are notorious for NOT being heat-friendly. Even if you leave your device in a hot place only a few times, you risk ruining it beyond repair! By the way, the battery isn't the only thing that can get harmed when you abandon your laptop in a hot car. Any hard drive consists of delicate and fragile components; and when the materials they're made of get heated, they tend to expand, which means permanent damage or even failure of the hard drive. How to avoid such dramatic consequences?
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SUMMARY:
- Under too high temperatures, the negatively and positively charged ions inside this type of battery start to move faster than usual.
- The newest laptops can easily deal with much harsher conditions and temperatures.
- Any hard drive consists of delicate and fragile components; and when the materials they're made of get heated, they tend to expand, which means permanent damage or even failure of the hard drive.
- If you want your computer to serve you longer, don't let it run out of juice completely - better charge it more frequently.
- Every time my fluffy companion cuddled on my computer’s warm keyboard, a substantial amount of his fur got into the system's fans. By the way, that was another reason my laptop used to overheat.
- Сleaning the screen with liquids tends to damage it. Any liquid, even the most natural cleaner, can lead to corrosion once it gets on the screen.
- When your computer is on and running a program that needs access to the hard drive, you should leave your gadget be.
- Don't transport it, don't move it from one place to another – it’s best to not touch it altogether. Otherwise, your impatience may cost you some lost data.
- By the way, laptops also don't take kindly to being shaken. So, avoid using your computer while riding a motorcycle, running away from people (it could happen), or traveling in the back of a car.
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