Clean Your Laptop

If you're still wondering about the cause of your laptop's excessive noise, it might simply be due to accumulated dirt.

The presence of loud laptop fans is usually indicative of excessive heat, and if your fans consistently make a racket, it means your laptop is continually running hot. The unavoidable buildup of dust and hair particles within the laptop serves to obstruct proper airflow. This restricted airflow, in turn, leads to inadequate heat dissipation. To rectify this issue, you'll need to physically clean your laptop.

To clean your laptop, gather a can of compressed air, a screwdriver to open the laptop, and be prepared to exercise patience. Additionally, using an anti-static wristband is recommended, and it's essential to disconnect your laptop from the power source. If possible, remove the battery as well to prevent potential damage to the internal components or static electricity discharge.

Utilize the compressed air in short bursts to dislodge dust and hair from the internal elements, paying particular attention to the fans and heat sinks. For comprehensive guidance on laptop cleaning, take the time to refer to our extensive laptop cleaning guide, which also covers cleaning ports, vents, and internal components.