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What's new? HP CoolSense HP CoolSense gives you more control over your computer's thermal settings through the use of predefined modes that emphasize computer performance, temperature, and fan speed and noise. ● On-Configures the thermal settings to avoid temperature increases and makes the computer feel cooler to the touch. ● Off-With CoolSense turned off, your computer will operate at peak performance, but this setting may result in higher temperatures than in On mode. ● Auto (default setting)-Automatically detects whether the computer is stationary or mobile, and optimizes the thermal settings to match your usage environment. When the computer is stationary, HP CoolSense prioritizes performance and is set to Off mode. When the computer is mobile, HP CoolSense prioritizes temperature and is set to On mode. To change the cooling preferences, follow these steps: 1. Select Start > All Programs > HP > HP CoolSense. 2. Select a cooling mode. 2 Chapter 1 Welcome

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What's new?
HP CoolSense
HP CoolSense
gives you more control over your computer's thermal
settings through the use of predefined modes that emphasize computer
performance, temperature, and fan speed and noise.
●
On
—Configures the thermal settings to avoid temperature increases
and makes the computer feel cooler to the touch.
●
Off
—With CoolSense turned off, your computer will operate at peak
performance, but this setting may result in higher temperatures than
in On mode.
●
Auto
(default setting)—Automatically detects whether the computer
is stationary or mobile, and optimizes the thermal settings to match
your usage environment. When the computer is stationary, HP
CoolSense prioritizes performance and is set to Off mode. When the
computer is mobile, HP CoolSense prioritizes temperature and is set
to On mode.
To change the cooling preferences, follow these steps:
1.
Select
Start
>
All Programs
>
HP
>
HP CoolSense
.
2.
Select a cooling mode.
2
Chapter 1
Welcome