I don't think it is a matter of the way of applying thermal compound. So, I am continuing giving the points to avoid the process of dismantling my laptop, and then putting it together since this would take
much time.
1- I previously cleaned up my old fan with both a compress air, and with paint thinner, and then have oils it with an Oil sesame(since I was afraid it got dry due to paint thinner). So, I put my cooling system assembly together( mount the fan onto the
heatsink)
I clean my fan using compressed air and remove any remaining dust with a dry cloth (no liquid applied as it may damage the plastic over time)
2- Even if most likely that applying a new thermal compound with the directions you have suggested would help fix the problem, I don't have Isopropyl alcohol- 99% or any alternative to use now in my country. I really live in a country out of commerce. I
asked many doctors about Isopropyl alcohol- 99%, and they didn't know it.
Some pharmacists said that it is chemical material can be made up/prepared by a request. But, I don't know if they mean with that material with Isopropyl alcohol- 99%. I told them It's used to kill germs in a cut or scratch.Also used to relieve body aches
or pains by rubbing it on your body.
Can you / are you allowed to purchase Wine or drinking alcohol as a substitute?
3- What material do you use to clean the old fan? You use Isopropyl alcohol- 99%???
First I use #1 Coffee filter in my screen shot and apply a small amount of Isopropyl alcohol (#2) to the filter and use it to remove the old thermal paste from both the heat sink and CPU.
The I use #3 (Thermal Material Remover) and apply a small amount to another Coffee filter to remove any remaining thermal past from the CPU and heat sink.
Next I use #4 (Thermal Surface Purifier) and apply a small amount to another Coffee filter to prepare the CPU and heat sink. Then I apply the new thermal paste.
Items number 3 and 4 in my screen shot were purchased from Amazon, scroll down read the product description as posted on Amazon's web site:http://www.amazon.com/ArctiClean-60ml-Kit-30ml/dp/B0007TOR08/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1443896029&sr=8-1&keywords=Thermal+heatsink+cleaner
4- While no motion(notebook is settled well on table, and quarter of its left-hand side is out of table) , If the video on Youtube.com are playing, the the CPU temperature are high, especially when the pages are active, not minimized. I think. However,
when playing videos on my PC not on the browsers online, then the CPU temperature are fairly low. But, I really cannot monitor it perfectly since I am human, and not utility designed to do that.
Could be that the extra loading on the CPU caused by download the video to a temporary folder and file on the disk drive and then reading the contents of the file on the drive (some of which may be buffered in memory). When the buffer is empty more drive and CPU activity take place in order to provide a smooth continuous display of the video.
5- My fan sometimes makes loud sound while spinning looks as though it needs oiling?
Fan bearing are usually sealed so oil may reach the bearings but some fan have exposed bearings so a small (very small) drop of light weight oil my work. Take a magnifying glass and see if oil will reach the bearings.