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Overheating Laptop? Thelukeman worries that his laptop may be getting too hot. Could be--here's how to find out, and what to do about it. - Contributing Editor Lincoln Spector More Answer Line Q&A Open Windows 7 Explorer to Your Favorite Location Jim Pearson wants to change the default location for Windows 7's version of Windows Explorer, and have it default to opening C:\. Share: Is It Really Necessary to Log Out of Web Sites? Keith Stanley wants to know if he should log out of Web sites that require a login, Share: How Dangerous is Web Surfing? Samantha asked about the likelihood of a web site infecting her PC, and whether certain types of web sites are more dangerous than others. Share: Get More Windows Tips How to Restore Missing System-Tray Icons Answer Line With Lincoln Spector Try PCWorld's Speed Up Everything Superguide Get 100-plus pages of tips to fire up your system and supercharge your other tech essentials. 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