KumudJian

@RadiatingLight That's a good insight. I believe the problem is with cooling. I will take this to the IT team in our company after this lockdown ends. Thanks for quick response everyone

See all the cores are touching 100% and I am just running Chrome with LTT forum and snipping tool

Yeah who wouldn't want CPU to go faster lol? I know my question seems silly But it is always at turbo speeds and that leads to overheating (not thermal throttling) and high fan noise. Above 4 Ghz constantly even if i am just staring at Desktop without a single thing running in the background. Can't change settings in BIOS as its a work laptop and i don't have BIOS access. Any more workarounds?

I am using a Dell Laptop (Work Laptop) and since Day1 i have noticed that the laptop heats up a lot (like unbearable to hold sometimes) and fans always run at full speed and volume. My CPU is always at turbo boost above 4 Ghz even idling or just a couple of youtube tabs in Chrome. Power management is set to balanced. Anyone knows a fix?

No not really

So i have a HP laptop model HP AB 219 tx My touchpad works fine for some time until it stops working completely. The issue gets resolved whenever i restart the laptop or i reset the synaptics drivers from the mouse settings in windows 10. It doesn't seem to be a hardware issue, because touchpad starts working fine after driver reset or window restart. Also i have tried reinstalling driver, latest driver and even i have factory reset the windows. Can any1 give me a working solution? Thanks

So i have a HP laptop model HP AB 219 tx My touchpad works fine for some time until it stops working completely. The issue gets resolved whenever i restart the laptop or i reset the synaptics drivers from the mouse settings in windows 10. It doesn't seem to be a hardware issue, because touchpad starts working fine after driver reset or window restart. Also i have tried reinstalling driver, latest driver and even i have factory reset the windows. Can any1 give me a working solution? Thanks