Alienware Aurora R4. The system fan problems

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  He showed when ever I start the laptop like this,

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  System fan(90B)

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  Verdier

  Your Service Manual:

  Manual

  You have an i5 processor and 1 GB dedicated video, so it's your cooling fan:

  For use only with the computer models equipped with an Intel processor and a graphics subsystem with 1024 MB memory discreet 665308-001

  P. 83 of the manual start instructions on the replacement of the fan/radiator.

  http://Geb.eBay.in/g/ImportHubViewItem?Itemid=121230548704 & CPU-FAN-Heatsink-for-HP-Pavilion-665308-001

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Should I replace the system fan or any laptop?

  For the last day, I was doing some 90 b error code when I turn on my computer. It says my system fan does not work properly and could cause problems. If I continue however, it will work for about 7 minutes, and just turn off. The left back will be really hot.

  I called HP today and they will fix it for $180 & give me a 3 month warranty, but is it useful? My computer is only 2 years old. I could just replace the entire computer through my work. Should I repair or replace?

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  Moon.

  Cleaning would be easier to try.

  It is a G6 and you would have to completely demolish the laptop to reach the fan to replace it.

  

  Try clean it first.

  If this does not work, you will need to decide what is best for you.

  REO

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  Hello

  My PC is out after receiving a message saying that my system fan was about to leave.

  Which fan is, so I can order and is it hard to replace these fans? If I try to do, I want to make sure I order fan.

  HP Pavilion #a6700y model

  series #[number of Series edited by Moderator]

  Thank you

  Cheryl

  As I said, the fan should be a 92mm fan and the standard thickness is 25 mm. The rear case fan is a 3 son, not 4. See the diagram of the motherboard that I linked.  The fan speed must be within tolerances. Low fan speed will cause an error of automatic system.  Minimum speed must be 900 RPM.

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  Hello. I spent a while looking for a cure for this but no luck.

  I replaced the rear fan (and the whole case) on my HP p6110uk PC and now get «a failure of the fan system...» Press F2 etc. at the start of the system." Perhaps one of the three fan pins on the motherboard does not receive the right RPM.

  The fan works OK. I tried 2 new case fans and they work but give the same error on initialize toward the top. The original fan is detected OK and the error disappears when placed back attached to the same port on the motherboard fan system. There is no option of fan in the bios settings.

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  I was wondering about possibly updated the BIOS, but the official update of HP will not work. It's I guess because I am running official windows 7 upgrade (from Vista). Win7 x 64 does not appear for the provided.

  The site of Asus also has a bios driver for this kind of advice, but I'm not clear on the version required.

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  Thanks for confirming my suspicions.  As you have changed the case, you may have other options. What case?

  (1) re thinking - join old SYSFan (2) create a new exhaust (TOP).

• the system configuration problem

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  Hi Joegags,

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  I imagine the inconvenience that you are experiencing and will certainly help you in the right direction to solve the problem. However, I would be grateful if you could answer a few questions to refine the question in order to provide you with better assistance.

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  1. Press the Windows key + R to open the run box.
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  For more information, refer to this link:

  Use the System File Checker tool to repair missing or corrupted system files

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  Method 3

  Temporarily disable the security software, and then try to reactivate services.

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• My computer takes an exceptionally long time to open and close. I have to delete svchost.exe process system via the Task Manager to stop the system. Problem is recent.

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• Connect fans double static pressure to the R4 Aurora system fan connector.

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  PSU: 875

  BIOS: A11

  Graphics card: GTX 760

  Windows 7 x 64

  I don't know what will happen if you use the connector overhead lighting to your fans power source, but your best bet is to look at the technical label on your old stock cooler fan; What was the stock fan is rated at is probably most amps you should be inspired through the connector overhead lighting. Alienware settled on this fan of stock for a reason; If they could have installed an amp fan higher than they would have, since Dell/Alienware always seems to use a high-power fan while another oem would have used a type of whimpier to save on production costs. Alienware has already used the nominal fans higher in & for our systems. If there is such a thing as a cooler option stock of high performance, you would browse the sources online (eBay or google) to find that spec amp of this fan is, & assume your 'wiring system' could manage the spec of improved so fan if a fan of upgrade are of course. Pass, if CmnCntr does not detect your cooler pump is running (through 7 pump connector cpu pins), chances are it is not, try to control RPM fan. You will need to test this, maybe get lucky. Short of some retro - equip delicate stock cooler 7pin to the new h80 3pin (tips: http://en.community.dell.com/owners-club/alienware/f/3746/t/19454479.aspx), for now, to plug a fan into his Council overhead lighting, see if the spin of its RPM faster under a load when times cpu rise... it could talk to you about something that CmndCntr means when he feels nothing on the 7 pin... good luck

• System fan failed error after the Swap case

  Hi, I read a number of similar positions on this issue but has not managed to solve my particular problem and was hoping someone can provide additional guidance

  I recently moved my HP Pavilion Slimline S5280t with a Cooler Master case, everything is OK except that I now get a 'system fan failure, press F2 to continue "message every time I start the PC.

  I know for sure, it is caused by the rear 120mm fan that connects to pin 3 connector on the motherboard chassis fan (I tested it with the old 92mm fan and the error message disappeared).  So based on what I read on the forum, the simplest solution is to disable / adjust the configuration in the BIOS to monitor fan, unfortunately, this option is locked to my motherboard (IPIEL-LA3) model.  If at this point, I have 2 questions regarding what I can do next:

  1. I guess the fan sensor detects for the fan RPM so since this is a 120 mm fan, the speed of ROTATION is less than a 92 mm.  It does not reach some predefined threshold and that's why the error message I received.  So I can solve the problem by exchanging the 120mm fan which runs at a higher SPEED?

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  In addition, I don't think that there is an update of the BIOS for my model either... so I'm really out of options here.  Please help if anyone has any suggestions.

  Thank you!

  HW7777, welcome to the forum.

  After consultation on your problem with Erico, another Member of the forum, here's what I was told:

  "The three-pin connector for the fan has + (power), mass (-) and an analog tachometer signal." Given that you have tested the old fan on the system fan header and the error message disappeared, you have checked that the fan is indeed the question. You should try another fan to see if it did not have the rear case fan which is connected to the Sys_Fan?  If produce the same results, then you have reason on the down low, the origin of the problem.   If you want to keep the motherboard in the case of Coolermaster then you should consider making or buying an adapter to mount it in her 92 mm fan. Since the Coolermaster case is much larger, you should be able to mount the fan somewhere. There is a lot more air in the Coolermaster case compared to the business slimline the mobo was originally in. "You are right that there is no update available BIOS.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• the m8277c system fan failure

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  Mck1960 wrote: Brent Merci for the reply I'm sorry I'm not sure what you mean by heat sink is the big fan on the mother? I think that's what you're referring to correct? Terry

  Hello Mck1960, the system fan is the fan which is connected to the pin system fan header. Is the fan in the back of the case ususally.

  The processor (CPU) fan is the one on top of the CPU cooler and is connected to the Strip to pins on the motherboard CPU.

  Here is the link for your motherboard specifications. Look in the presentation of the motherboard for the fan header locations.

• System fan 90 b error

  After 3 days because the computer and let me say that in three days I have not too much used, this error is out. So I tried to turn on the PC several times and even came out, after a few times the PC just started with windows loading upward logo, now, it seems that the problem is solved, but I ' m afraid this can appear at any time. Right now the PC works well, but after reading all the posts I'm starting to feel a little disappointed by this machine, what a shame, everyone thinks that HP is a good brand, but they are nothing more than a mask.

  Hello

  Fan

  Fan does not properly

  90 B

  The system fan may be faulty. For more information on troubleshooting heat related problems, see the fan runs continuously, the PC working slow than expected and generates the heat . It is also recommended that you perform a hard reset, because that can sometimes restore the system to the operating state fan. For more information, see reset and use, to solve software problems . If the system fan continues to fail, contact HP support.

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• Pavilion g7 - 1280sb 90 b system fan error

  Hello everyone,

  2 years, I have a HP G7

  A few days ago that I suddenly got the error message that the system fan did not work as it should (90 b).

  When I got this message the fan was still running as usual.

  I dissambled laptop and saw that there was little dust. But it is all clear now.

  After that, it worked fine for a day (fan running).

  Unfortunate the day where he worked, I got the error message again.

  I tried a few times (3) at the start, the first and the second time that the fan is running. The third time is not turning at all.

  When I try again (4) it is not turn again.

  What should I do?

  (I'm sure that the fan wires are directly connected).

  I saw this article http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03620929 and saw a few possibilities:

  -remove the (successful) dust and he turns friendly when I try it with my finger.

  -hard reset (tried but don't know it worked)

  -update of the BIOS (don't know how)

  And sorry for my bad English,

  Thank you

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  It's a bad fan that needs to be replaced. You've done everything else avoid this step.