Dust buildup is one of the most common causes of overheating. Regularly clean your keyboard, vents, and screen. For internal cleaning, we recommend a professional service every 6–12 months.

Leaving your system on for too long can cause memory leaks and slow performance. Restart at least once or twice a week to refresh background processes.

Use a reliable antivirus and keep it up to date. Run full system scans weekly to protect against malware, spyware, and ransomware threats.

Many free apps or toolbars slow down your system. Only install software from trusted sources—and uninstall anything you no longer use.

Use an external hard drive or a secure cloud storage service to protect your documents, photos, and work files. Set up automatic backups where possible.

Using laptops on beds, pillows, or couches blocks airflow and can lead to overheating. Always place it on a hard, flat surface.

Don’t constantly leave your laptop plugged in at 100%. Let the battery drain slightly before recharging to maintain battery health long-term.

If your computer is slow, consider upgrading to an SSD or adding RAM. These upgrades are affordable and significantly improve performance.