Re: [Thinkpad] Unexpected T23 Shutdown

In my case, I did trace the problem to excessive heat (I'm still not sure
why - it appears that the fan is functioning properly without too much
dust/etc in the airflow and also as the bottom of the comp. was raised - in
a port replicator). After a thorough cleaning and application of arctic
silver all is good now - no problems since (knocking on wood...). I dont
think my HD gives off its temperature, so I can't compare temps that way
(it appears as though the critical shutdown proc. temp for the T23's is at
around 96deg C, as thats when I would undoubtedly shutdown at)

--jon

At 07:23 PM 3/1/2004, Michael Stack wrote:

>This just happened to me today, on my T30 (WinXP Pro). When I rebooted, I
>immediately started MobileMeter and found that the hard drive temperature
>was 63 degrees (C). It normally is stable at 52 degrees, and I wasn't
>doing anything exceptional (I believe) to cause the temp to rise so
>far. And considering the time to reboot, it was probably in the mid-upper
>60s when it stopped the machine.
>
>Very strange. A temp exception alarm might be handy ...

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