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by xpertdragon
Some BIOS settings have temperature control and Fan settings. I would check thetre first, and make sure that if such a feature exists in your BIOS, that the temperature of the CPU is being monitored. Other than than, it is important that the System fan is free of dirt, dust bunnies, and or internal wiring. If you are so inclined to do so, I would think about opening it up and taking a look inside.
Paul M. Chavez
by biinfbpokcqw
by thechas
If you wiped, or replaced the hard drive when you upgraded, you may have lost some utility software that Gateway provided for the software.
Check and see if Gateway has any W2K drivers or utilities you can download. That just may fix the problem.
by biinfbpokcqw
by lewey04
We had the same problem with a desktop model (sorry can't remember the exact model). I just had to flash the BIOS and the problem went away.
Hope this helps and good luck.
by biinfbpokcqw
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