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The Online Family Answers:Your laptop, just like your car or body, can start to overheat when it's working or "thinking" really hard. The more programs you're running or the more complex your computer functions, the more your computer has to do -- and that can cause its central processing unit (CPU) to heat up. At that point, the fan turns on to cool down your laptop. If your laptop fan is constantly revving, you might need to upgrade your computer's CPU or get your fan cleaned to better handle the workload. Family FAQ archivesWe'd like to hear from you. Please enter your family computer lifestyle question below. Word AlertWhen you're IMing or texting and someone wants to talk over the phone, they'll use this code:
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Why does my laptop sometimes get hot and cause its fan to rev up?
