🧊 What Happens When It Gets Too Hot?

Computers use electricity.
Electricity = heat.

If too much work is being done, or the fan stops working…

…the computer gets HOT.

And when that happens:

• It slows down

• The screen might freeze

• The system may shut down to protect itself

• You might hear loud fan noise

💨 What’s the Fan For?

The fan moves air across the computer’s parts to cool them down.

Some computers also have:

• Heat sinks — little metal pieces that absorb heat

• Cooling pipes — that move heat to cooler places

• Special software — that slows the system if it’s too hot

Phones don’t have fans. That’s why they get hot faster and slow down on hot days or heavy games.

🧫 What About Viruses?

A computer virus is a type of malware — bad software.

It’s a program that:

• Installs secretly

• Makes copies of itself

• Tries to take control

• Sends your files to others

• Slows down or breaks your computer

It’s like a sneaky trickster living inside your system.

🚫 Can You Catch a Virus From Just Browsing?

Usually no.

But clicking unsafe links, downloading sketchy files, or plugging in USBs from strangers?
That’s how they spread.

💡 How Do We Stop Them?

• Install antivirus software

• Don’t download random apps

• Don’t click suspicious links

• Keep your system updated

• Use strong passwords

Some viruses can be removed. Others may damage files forever.

🧠 What Does It Mean When a Computer Gets Confused?

Sometimes the system isn’t hot or broken.
But it’s slow, glitchy, or acting weird.

That could mean:

• Too many things are open

• An app has a bug

• A setting is wrong

• A driver is outdated

• The system hasn’t restarted in weeks

Often, a simple restart or update helps clear the confusion.