My hp palivion battery is always very hot since the beginning, I am afraid it will reduce the battery life.. and it may increase the radiations.., kindly advice

a good routine is to purchase a battery tester. hold the tester on and see if the output drops after a period of time.
Usually Batteries (when used) only uses a certain amount before they are charged..
When this happens The battery is only using the same cells within the battery & NOT using the full battery potential.
When this happens The battery life shortens & When charged The battery Will Indicate Fully charged But The Battery Life Is Reduced Because they Way it has been used & Charged. Always Use a Battery From fully Charged to Almost Flat Before Fully charging your battery. Also Don't be afraid of Over Charging your battery when it indicates Full. But not Too Much... Maybe an extra Hour or 2 tops.

1. Plug your charging cable into the USB port and insert the other end into the port on the back of your Fitbit Charge HR. Your Charge HR will begin charging.
2. Press and hold the button for 10 to 12 seconds until you see the Fitbit icon and a version number (e.g. "V122").
3. Let go of the button.
4. Unplug your tracker from the charging cable.
5. Also, I suggest cleaning your tracker's battery contacts, because over time the contacts can accumulate dirt and debris that prevents them from making a good connection to the charger. Use a toothpick or toothbrush to clean the charging contacts; do not scrape them with anything metal because this can damage the plating and result in corrosion.

Finally keep in mind that these tips can impact the battery life:

• Each alarm you add up to the maximum of 8 reduces battery life by a small percentage.
• Frequently pressing the button to check your statistics or the time may reduce the battery life.
• Since Quick View causes the screen to light up whenever you turn your wrist towards you, turning this setting off may prolong battery life. When Quick View is off, press the button to see your stats.
• If you're syncing with an Android device, the Always Connected option may reduce battery life.
• If you're syncing with any Fitbit app, the All-Day sync option may reduce battery life on both the tracker and mobile device.
• Charging your Charge HR in extreme heat or cold may reduce battery life.
• If you don't need a heart rate rating, change the Heart Rate setting to Off. The Auto setting uses less battery than the On setting

1. Plug your charging cable into the USB port and insert the other end into the port on the back of your Fitbit Charge HR. Your Charge HR will begin charging.
2. Press and hold the button for 10 to 12 seconds until you see the Fitbit icon and a version number (e.g. "V122").
3. Let go of the button.
4. Unplug your tracker from the charging cable.
5. Also, I suggest cleaning your tracker's battery contacts, because over time the contacts can accumulate dirt and debris that prevents them from making a good connection to the charger. Use a toothpick or toothbrush to clean the charging contacts; do not scrape them with anything metal because this can damage the plating and result in corrosion.

Finally keep in mind that these tips can impact the battery life:

• Each alarm you add up to the maximum of 8 reduces battery life by a small percentage.
• Frequently pressing the button to check your statistics or the time may reduce the battery life.
• Since Quick View causes the screen to light up whenever you turn your wrist towards you, turning this setting off may prolong battery life. When Quick View is off, press the button to see your stats.
• If you're syncing with an Android device, the Always Connected option may reduce battery life.
• If you're syncing with any Fitbit app, the All-Day sync option may reduce battery life on both the tracker and mobile device.
• Charging your Charge HR in extreme heat or cold may reduce battery life.
• If you don't need a heart rate rating, change the Heart Rate setting to Off. The Auto setting uses less battery than the On setting

1. Plug your charging cable into the USB port and insert the other end into the port on the back of your Fitbit Charge HR. Your Charge HR will begin charging.
2. Press and hold the button for 10 to 12 seconds until you see the Fitbit icon and a version number (e.g. "V122").
3. Let go of the button.
4. Unplug your tracker from the charging cable.
5. Also, I suggest cleaning your tracker's battery contacts, because over time the contacts can accumulate dirt and debris that prevents them from making a good connection to the charger. Use a toothpick or toothbrush to clean the charging contacts; do not scrape them with anything metal because this can damage the plating and result in corrosion.

Finally keep in mind that these tips can impact the battery life:

• Each alarm you add up to the maximum of 8 reduces battery life by a small percentage.
• Frequently pressing the button to check your statistics or the time may reduce the battery life.
• Since Quick View causes the screen to light up whenever you turn your wrist towards you, turning this setting off may prolong battery life. When Quick View is off, press the button to see your stats.
• If you're syncing with an Android device, the Always Connected option may reduce battery life.
• If you're syncing with any Fitbit app, the All-Day sync option may reduce battery life on both the tracker and mobile device.
• Charging your Charge HR in extreme heat or cold may reduce battery life.
• If you don't need a heart rate rating, change the Heart Rate setting to Off. The Auto setting uses less battery than the On setting...

Tips to increase battry life:
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1. Never charge when battery already full.
2. Keep low Brightness.
3. Keep volume medium.
4. Always use headset to hear songs or see films.
5. High graphics games never play on laptops it reduses your lapy's battery life.
6. Never use laptop up to 0% battery power.
7. Close background processes using task manager(these processes not essential but consume battary.

No matter which model of HP laptop you own, battery life is a big issue. Hibernation mode is designed to increase the battery life of your HP laptop by switching off the monitor, hard drive and other parts of the unit after they have been idle for a specific period of time. While hibernation mode works well most of the time, in some cases, your HP laptop may not wake from hibernation the way it should.

Docking Station Issues Many hibernation problems are caused not by the HP laptop itself but by the docking station to which it is attached. Some models of docking station interfere with the normal operation of the hibernation on the HP laptop. The easiest way to test this is to remove the laptop from the docking station and allow it to sit until hibernation begins. If hibernation mode works with the laptop undocked but not while docked, you know the problem lies with the docking station instead of the HP laptop. b> Remote Desktop Issues If you need to connect to your HP laptop from elsewhere, it is helpful to reset the power settings to the Always On mode before you leave your home or office. Many models of HP laptops do not wake properly from hibernation when users connect to them remotely using the remote desktop feature of Windows. When users connect with remote desktop, the program sends a signal to the remote computer that should wake it from hibernation and allow it to function normally. However, this process does not always work as intended with HP computers, so it helps to change the power settings to allow a seamless connection. Video Drivers Problems with HP laptop hibernation also can be caused by a corrupt or outdated video drive. HP laptops come with built-in video processors, and the drivers they use are installed during the initial setup of the unit. If there is a problem with that driver, HP releases an update, so if you see problems with hibernation, your first step should be to check for an updated video driver. b> External Keyboard and Mouse Sometimes the HP laptop does not respond properly and does not wake from hibernation when you use the built-in keyboard and touchpad mouse. The sensitivity of HP touchpads varies from model to model, and that sensitivity can be reduced over time. You can test for this problem by attaching an external keyboard and mouse to the laptop to determine whether that resolves the problem.

sure it does all PCs do that, full of lint, all do.
we clean it.
it has fan and vents
all fans all vents and heatsinks must breath or it overheats.
all do that not cleaned, drive your car around with the radiator blocked, boom.
all PCs run slow overheated, by DESIGN.
this slow down , reduces heat, and saves CPU/GPU burn up.
just like my chevy, truck, it cuts cylinders to save the engine.
same deal both.

same deal; same reasons.

http://www.pcdied.com/overheated.html

Anything that requires more activity from your CPU will shorten the battery charge. It is eating power. I am not sure about "Magician".

90 minutes of battery life is very good compared to most, unless you have the latest fueled battery. Normally a laptop can be set to turn off the wireless adapter when not in use and also the brightness level can be reduced and the processor speed can be set to low, enabling only word processing etc to be able to run at a reasonable speed.