Hi,
My laptop is HP Pavillion dv4 1131tx.
I want to know that how many hours can I leave my laptop running continuously?
1.With lid open
2.With lid closed
and is it a good practice?
I read on some other forum that lcd of one's lapy stopped working after 4days of continuous stress. I dont have any work for keeping it on. I just have a thrill of keeping it on always and being online.
One more thing, I am a student.So, I dont want to take any risk,if any involved in this,although I have 4months warranty left.
Thanks in advance
Regards
TheHacker
My laptop is HP Pavillion dv4 1131tx.
I want to know that how many hours can I leave my laptop running continuously?
1.With lid open
2.With lid closed
and is it a good practice?
I read on some other forum that lcd of one's lapy stopped working after 4days of continuous stress. I dont have any work for keeping it on. I just have a thrill of keeping it on always and being online.
One more thing, I am a student.So, I dont want to take any risk,if any involved in this,although I have 4months warranty left.
Thanks in advance
Regards
TheHacker
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Whenever I stop using my laptop but I decide to leave it turned on while on the battery, I’ll make sure that I turn off the LCD screen.The main reason I turn the screen off is I think that it’s pretty logical that doing so will save at least some power and prolong the charge in the battery. Windows 10 normally puts your laptop into low-power sleep mode when you close the lid. This can be a problem when hooking your laptop up to an external monitor. Use the Control Panel—not Windows 10’s Settings app—to change this behavior.