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Video in Teams causes Surface Pro to overheat
Hi, My Surface Pro has been getting really, really hot during video calls in Teams. Today it got so hot that it caused a shutdown. Why is the camera so systems intensive? Can you please add a...
Thanks for the your reply and solution. I don't know how to do this. I downloaded the tool ThrottleStop, but not sure, which concrete settings I should select. There are too many things which i could change and don't want to crash my notebook.
I open ThrottleStop. -> Throttle is turned off by default as I understand.
Then i need to go to "TPL" settings?
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- I changed following parameters in blue
- to get the settings in yellow
Now it looks like this
This "Turn On" Button means, ThrottleStop is in "turned off" mode, right?!
I just noted difference in our screenshots. I made a mistake. Short power should be more than long power.