How can you throttle the CPU of a Windows7 laptop manually so that less heat develops when the fan breaks down?

How can you throttle the CPU of a Windows7 laptop manually so that less heat develops when the fan breaks down?!

For most devices to buy not at all.

If the fan is broken, no throttling helps.

Simply replace the fan.

That's rubbish! You can throttle the maximum performance of a CPU under the power options! There you set the regulator to 50% and you're done.

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Then disconnect the fan and set the slider to 50%. I'm curious what happens.

You write: "Not at all for most devices to buy." and that is nonsense. Why are you coming off with fan and so on! What you wrote above is not right!

I answered the following question: "How can you throttle the CPU of a Windows7 laptop manually so that less heat develops when the fan breaks it!"

Sure, it may take a bit longer for the laptop to shut down, but throttling so much that it works without a fan does not work.

Yes, and you answered that wrong. You said that it is not possible! But it works, you can throttle it. What is your problem?

What is your problem? Do you really want to advise the FS to run a laptop without a fan?

When does the Windows power setting pull? Only when the system is booted. Before the CPU shoots through fully. That is no solution.

No nonsense:

When the fan stops, every CPU goes through, even if it only runs at 50%. The heat flow is far too high.