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A loud fan means the laptop is working to stay cool. Usually it's dust or a busy processor — both easy to address.
1
Find what's using the CPU
Ctrl+Shift+Esc → sort by CPU. Close or update any app pinning the processor high at idle.
Ctrl+Shift+Esc → sort by CPU. Close or update any app pinning the processor high at idle.
2
Clean the vents
Dust is the #1 cause of loud fans. A short burst of compressed air in the vents (laptop off) makes a big difference.
Dust is the #1 cause of loud fans. A short burst of compressed air in the vents (laptop off) makes a big difference.
3
Improve airflow
Use it on a hard surface and keep the vents unblocked so the fan doesn't have to spin as hard.
Use it on a hard surface and keep the vents unblocked so the fan doesn't have to spin as hard.
4
Switch to Balanced power
Settings → Power → Balanced reduces heat and fan speed versus Best Performance.
Settings → Power → Balanced reduces heat and fan speed versus Best Performance.
5
Let updates finish
Windows Update and antivirus scans spike the fan temporarily — let them complete.
Windows Update and antivirus scans spike the fan temporarily — let them complete.
6
Check for malware
Hidden malware can max out the CPU and fans. Run a full Windows Security scan.
Hidden malware can max out the CPU and fans. Run a full Windows Security scan.
Still stuck? Contact our support team — every NXTCORE laptop includes a 1-year warranty and real human support.
