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Windows 10 Stop Overheating Notifications

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Hello, so recently I have been facing temp issues on my cpu and gpu(which i plan to fix with an aio instead of intel’s stock cooler), but now Windows 10 is reminding me every 2-10 seconds that ‘Your CPU is exceeding 80C and blah blah’ How do I stop this? I know the te’p is high but its annoying to have windows tell me every 2 seconds.

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8 minutes ago, _d0nut said:

Hello, so recently I have been facing temp issues on my cpu and gpu(which i plan to fix with an aio instead of intel’s stock cooler), but now Windows 10 is reminding me every 2-10 seconds that ‘Your CPU is exceeding 80C and blah blah’ How do I stop this? I know the te’p is high but its annoying to have windows tell me every 2 seconds.

Windows won't tell you this information, it's coming from somewhere else.

 

Start by looking at the software your monitoring temps with.

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That's not a Windows feature. It's some piece of software you installed yourself or that came with the system (if it's a prebuilt). Close that software or uninstall it to get rid of it.

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Ok, I solved it. I think NZXT CAM was the culprit.

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