Hp g62 overheating problem

I am a soldier in KOSOVO for KFOR. I bought this laptop 3 moths ago. But it is always overheating. So I bought a coolerpad (22 euro) but is stiil overheating and shutting down itself
I don't know what I can do
Please I need help

simple little thing taht hp asked me to do works for everyone else but me. well it works for awhile i cant atleast game for 3 hr instead fo just 10mins then it shuts down.
disable ur wireless card and just plug in an ethernet cable. or just dont use it at all. it works for awhile. but hey 3 hrs over 10mins is still better right.
hp has yet to be able to fix my computer. its had 6 trips to their repair center now with nothing to show for it. bottom line HP is CRAP. sorry for ur loss. aswell as everyone else on these forums trying to get help and the ppl helping them. its sad. its the community that helps fix their problems not HP techs.

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You have a couple of options as I see it please try these steps might help you to fix the issue.
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If your notebook is still under warranty, contact HP and arrange to have the drive replaced.
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HP G62-120ey RAM problem.

Recently i bought a kingston 8gb ddr3 sodimm ram plate and replaced the two stock ram plates.
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Although your notebook supports a maximum 8Gb of Ram, this is the total if both slots are used. Each slot independently only supports a maxmum 4Gb Module.
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Overheating problem

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I have the same type of computer and it does the same to me. I use a cooling fan and it still runs very very hot.
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Question: Do you really want to restrict the performance of your system by under-clocking? On the contray, I wish it to perform to the max........
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Heating problem with g62

my hp g62-361tx notebook gets heat up at the lower left size after half an hour usage is it normal or i hve to consult hp about this

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Unfortunately I have bad news for you.
The BIOS diagnostic test confirms that your hard disk has failed.
Is your G62 notebook still within its warranty period?
If it is...Contact HP
If not.'.gather your HP Recovery disc set and purchase and install a new hard disk..
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