Dell inspiron overheating problem

I have a dell inspiron laptop with Pentium IV micro 2.4. + 256 MB XP Home Edition Operating System When starting the computer is listening Feature fan but then stops from there as you can imagine is heated and turned off my computer, time since start up your computer to shutdown varies depending on the applications you use. Eventually (very seldom) I have been given if they are still working to activate the fan and the ignition duration has been extended to me something more, but finally returns to action not heard the fan on and off.

Though it does not appear in warranty, It is not in normal absolute stand it while the laptop high temperature and can end spoiling any other component. sell a special cooler for laptops are some bases with two cooler. The notebook is placed on top, but first you should revise what Fujitsu. Do not know where you are, but on page dell have a list of technical services, and direction.

Thanks for your help. If before I got in touch with that the only thing that gave me the contact was a telephone service that is closest , the latter a young lady who served me had no idea of anything and to ask if I could meet a technician to advise me (or else they would have to send the computer for transport without any idea of what can be), the only thing I said was that the technicians are out in repairs and can not meet . That is why from this forum I have if someone could advise.

For the time when your computer is being repaired it may take up to four weeks! And yes It is long I had my computer as an overheating problem and I send in warranty thinking that after more than two weeks but I had no It's long because you have to send to the company at more or Dell and after what they have to wait and caring that you referral.

Let me stop you right away! The stroke of the vacuum can be fatal to your PC, burnt the risk of processor speed has no control of the fan blades .. Good advice, dismantle and secure your PC is using a cotton swab (for example) the fan while vacuuming it. My asus poses the same problem of overheating. 3 years of service to him, do not hounding him wanting to fix everything, the problem and hereditary on PC Laptops.