I would stick a new CPU in it and see if that resolves the heat issue.
Ardell Faul
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PCTECH wrote:
>
it belongs to a client with little interest in or knowledge of safe
> surfing. He has purchased a new desktop and I have the notebook to
> play with
> at my leisure. Apparently he does not require the mobility of a
> notebook and
> my estimated repair time to backup up his data, format, install the OS and
> update and then restore his data was too long. I thought it would take
> around 1 working day, i.e. 24 hours from the time I discovered the
> keylogger. 
>
> There are other issues with this unit. It runs very very hot and the
> random
> shutdowns were due to heat. I have stripped out all the fans and cleaned
> them. I have cleaned the heatsink too but I cannot get the thing to really
> run cooler. After about 20 minutes the keyboard is hot to the touch
> and the
> power button and base of the LCD are uncomfortably hot to touch. I
> currently
> have it balanced on 4 empty tuna tins in which I keep loose screws. It has
> not shut down again but is still very hot.
>
> Any suggestions as to what I may have missed?
>
> Trace
>
> PCTECH
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> Subject: Re: [CHAD] KEYLOGGER DETECTORS - KL-Detector
>
> Good plan, Trace. The forensics are interesting and the knowledge is
> nice to have, but once your system has been breached, you can never
> fully trust it again until it's been very cleanly reinstalled. Was
> this one of your own computers? Or was it a client?
>
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> On Sep 13, 2007, at 1:21 AM, PCTECH wrote:
>
> > Gene, I just want to thank you for this little gem.
Today I
> > encountered
> > my first keylogger and this program was invaluable in tracking just
> > where
> > log files were being stored. I'm still struggling to remove the little
> > bugger (for my own information and knowledge) but will probably end up
> > formatting since the unit has been compromised.
> >
> > Trace
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