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"   1. Unplug your laptop and remove the battery to prevent any risk of electrical shock while you&amp;#039;re cleaning your laptop. 2. Unscrew the panel that contains the fan. If you don&amp;#039;t know which panel contains the fan look at where your vent is located, most likely it&amp;#039;s the panel right by the vent. Once unscrewed, remove the panel. Removing the panel will take some force and you will hear loud clicking sounds which are normal but be careful not to break the panel in half. 3. Take your can of compressed air and in short bursts spray your fan. Continue to spray until the dust is removed. You should be able to see the dust being removed. Also spray into the vent to remove any dust that may have built up. (Note: Do not turn compressed air can upside down and spray. This will cause liquid to come out with the air and may ruin your computer.) 4. Put the panel back (again, this will take some force to put back into place) and screw in place.  Looking to buy a new laptop? Check out our Best Budget Laptops. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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