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I have a Lenovo laptop that first was on Windows 10 and had constant freeze that needed hard restart to work again(with the button).



I decided to install Ubuntu as I thought that it was due to Windows but it still freezes from time to time mainly when charging.



I read that it may be due to overheating and that the solution is to reduce the amount - percentage of heat it accepts. How can I do something like that?






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  • what is constant freeze?
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  • it freezes constantly
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    Nov 14 at 15:27















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I have a Lenovo laptop that first was on Windows 10 and had constant freeze that needed hard restart to work again(with the button).



I decided to install Ubuntu as I thought that it was due to Windows but it still freezes from time to time mainly when charging.



I read that it may be due to overheating and that the solution is to reduce the amount - percentage of heat it accepts. How can I do something like that?






18.04 power-management freeze







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  • what is constant freeze?
    – Drakonoved
    Nov 14 at 14:57










  • it freezes constantly
    – user131811
    Nov 14 at 15:27













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I have a Lenovo laptop that first was on Windows 10 and had constant freeze that needed hard restart to work again(with the button).



I decided to install Ubuntu as I thought that it was due to Windows but it still freezes from time to time mainly when charging.



I read that it may be due to overheating and that the solution is to reduce the amount - percentage of heat it accepts. How can I do something like that?






18.04 power-management freeze







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I have a Lenovo laptop that first was on Windows 10 and had constant freeze that needed hard restart to work again(with the button).



I decided to install Ubuntu as I thought that it was due to Windows but it still freezes from time to time mainly when charging.



I read that it may be due to overheating and that the solution is to reduce the amount - percentage of heat it accepts. How can I do something like that?






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  • what is constant freeze?
    – Drakonoved
    Nov 14 at 14:57










  • it freezes constantly
    – user131811
    Nov 14 at 15:27


















  • what is constant freeze?
    – Drakonoved
    Nov 14 at 14:57










  • it freezes constantly
    – user131811
    Nov 14 at 15:27
















what is constant freeze?
– Drakonoved
Nov 14 at 14:57




what is constant freeze?
– Drakonoved
Nov 14 at 14:57












it freezes constantly
– user131811
Nov 14 at 15:27




it freezes constantly
– user131811
Nov 14 at 15:27















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