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less sarcastic answer to follow.
Go into your control panel and open up the power options. Set it to "always on" and then let it run. That'll disable sleep/hibernate AND will throttle your chip up to 100% if it's a variable speed chip. This will also generate heat, which will run your fans.
Then turn your LCD up to full brightness.
Feel free to do something processor intensive like gaming (save often) or video editing or something to speed up the process.
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