Fan runs at full speed and never stops on Satellite Pro A120

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  I've had my laptop for a few years, and for about a week now when I first turn on the fan runs at full speed. I restart the computer immediately and fun runs normally. I suspect overheating or dust problems since it works at full speed as soon as it is powered but not after a reboot. I left at full speed for a long time to see what is happening - I is not too annoying. I usually restart immediately.

  These laptops have the sensors of dew or something? I guess the House is cooler just now.
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  Ritchie.

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  I doubt the s sensor issue or something like that
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  So, start the laptop, press F2 and access the BIOS.
  Press F9 to get the BIOS default settings, and then save the changes and exit the BIOS.
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