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Hello, does anyone have this problem? have you managed to solve it? It happens to me often lately.
It's a Dell Precision 5550 laptop.
Winver: Windows 10 Pro - Version 20H2 OS Build 19042.867
Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX201 160MHz
Driver version: 22.10.0.7
The system was hibernated due to a critical thermal event.
Hibernate Time = 2021-02-20T03:49:42.124067000Z
ACPI Thermal Zone = Intel(R) Dynamic Tuning: WRLS_HOT = 358K
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LuisToro,
The error you report appears to be something related to the CPU or motherboard, or the laptop cooling fans(s), not wireless. I believe you need to try a different forum, perhaps processors or motherboards. I see you cross posted on the Dell forums. Please let us know if the suggestions there were any help.
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Hopefully this (late) reply is still of use. The message is that a chip in the laptop is overheating. The "_HOT = 385K" is saying that that temperature sensor attached to the device is reading 385 degrees Kelvin, which is ~112 Celsius or ~233 Fahrenheit. The WRLS implies the wireless chipset but that is just a guess. For more information, dig into the DTT (Dynamic Tuning Technology) documentation.
Try putting the laptop on a cooling pad with some fans or use an ethernet cable instead of a WiFi connection.
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