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Originally posted by Animal

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Originally posted by Plik
erm, its not iexplorer.exe its iexplore.exe and thats the exe for IE ¬¬
And he says his computer has problems starting up, so end processes and restarting won't help much

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i havent got iexplorer.exe on my system, i dun a check on it to an someone else dont have iexplorer either  just explorer.exe

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Open up internet explorer and you'll have an iexplore.exe (no r at the end) process running, unless you renamed the IE exe ¬¬

Download a copy of Everest by Lavalys.. It will tell you the actual componant or sensor, aswell as everything else about your computer.. Good program. Then you can find out whats running hot.. But if i had my guess its the Graphics card.

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Originally posted by Plik
Open up internet explorer and you'll have an iexplore.exe (no r at the end) process running, unless you renamed the IE exe ¬¬

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IE7 is "explorer.exe"

try going into your BIOS, some chipsets have a builtin hardware monitor, and it might be a bit more descriptive. Lavalays works well too.

As for items that have a temp probe, usually the CPU, HD, some graphics cards. I have never heard of a P/S having one, but ya never know.

Ive heard of high end PS's having them. But not your average one.. My board has 3 sensors on it, both my hdd's have sensors, my cpu and graphics card so their probly the ones your looking at.

funny thing is its go its like 25C now

er yeah computers dont just stay the same temp.. that sentance is a bit confusing but i think your saying its 25c now.. thats not unusual the temp also depends on your room temp and how long its been on for..

i ment to say its gone now, the problem, the temp3 that had been running hot for so long is fine now, i beleive it was teh mother board or the video card

My computers overeating so badly it wont turn on for ages and ages

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Originally posted by Nathan
My computers overeating so badly it wont turn on for ages and ages

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Elaboration maybe? Also, if it's a problem, it's probably worth its own thread.