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• Alienware 17 R2 (early 2015) freezes when fans went to max speed

  Shortly after startup & at random subsequently, my 17 R2 crashes when the left fan runs at maximum speed for a few seconds is then immediately freezes again when the right fan runs at maximum speed for a few seconds. Anyone know what's the deal?

  4980HQ, 16GB mem, 980 M

  Thank you all for your help. All my questions have been answered. Phone info Technical Support, video test "Cannot run" is a software problem with the test itself and will be fixed with the next update for it. The PC freeze is intentional Alienware BIOS programmers to ensure operation correct fan and only happens once per boot. My heat problem is partially due to the insufficient power of the 180 Watt power brick. The laptop was trying to squeeze more power from 180W power supply he could provide. That it caused the current limit, stop the power supply when the laptop has attracted 197 watts while playing games (by my measurement with an ammeter of work). This required that I unplug the power supply from the wall outlet to restore power. I have since received a 240-watt replacement power supply. Still, the system gets very hot but not like it was before. The power of the laptop now pull it at 227 Watts during the game. The draw excessive is a serious problem and will damage the power brick, if this happens too often, it would be in my case. It could also have negative effects on the laptop itself over time due to the hunger of power system. The battery took full charge for about 20 minutes before she reached 20% of power and strangled all for giving me the time to close everything and restart. So if anyone out there knows a power problem, you must contact the technical support and replace your power brick with a brick of 240W power 180W. My system is as follows.

  Windows 8.1, CPU - 4980HQ, 16 GB of memory, nVidia 980 m, 256 GB SSD, 1 TB of HDD, USB 3.0 Blu - Ray external USB 3.0 external 2 TB HARD drive.

  PS - The ammeter is calibrated every 6 months & is correct. 01%

• 4M0T/1/40000003: gas exhaust-6407 fan max speed

  Hi, my Mac Mini 2012 (i7 2.3) it starts to make a noise. Ran some tests and the fan seems to run to 6500rmp. Whenever I power, the fan starts at max speed. After 10 or 15 minutes of use, the fan calms down.

  Any ideas how can I solve this problem?

  Thank you in advance!

  This "4M0T/1/40000003: gas exhaust-6407" indicates a hardware problem with the fan motor.

  Maybe a bad electrical connection with the connection with the logic board or maybe the fan needs to be replaced.

  -Make an appointment at an Apple store Genius Bar. Diagnostics are free

  Shop Apple Store - Genius Bar

  https://www.Apple.com/retail/Geniusbar/

• Operating at max speed CPU fan

  Greetings,

  I have a frined of mine has a problem with his pc which is the cpu fan works as max speed 3800 RPM even when cpu temp at 40 or 50 c or even less than 40 years. I used air can clean the radiator, and now I think of take out and apply new thermal paste.

  After using the PC for a long time it start freezing.

  What could cause this?

  PS. PC mobo is this

  http://www.ASUS.com/motherboards/Intel_Socket_775/P5LD2/

  Thanks in advance

  Hi, AOG,.

  Reset the bios to default values (including all the bios profiles) and delete all the utilities of the could adjust the speed of the fan.  The overclocking utility is an example that could change the fan curve.

  Use the stock Intel heatsink?

  Try a couple of different temperature, followed problems to ensure that the CPU temperature is correct. CoreTemp, PC Wizard and real Temp might be good choices.  Some temporary programs are known to be buggy.

  Check the level of the bios of the motherboard against what has been posted.

• Pavilion 7000: Computer freeze once the fan CPU runs at max speed

  Product name: Pavilion 7000

  Product model: 7 p - 1090d

  Product no.: QP177AA #UUF

  Operating system: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit version.

  Computer blocks once the fan CPU runs at max speed. Initially, the computer would occationally freeze after waking up from sleep mode (CPU fan would be occaionally operate at full speed & freeze the system).  Now cannot load even in windows. It freezes at the configuration of the BIOS once the fan turns at speed computer crashes if the CPU fan run at maximum speed wherever you are!

  1. I did the cleanning & lubrication & even take the battery to reset the Bios but no success too.

  (Before I can reset the Bios it will run normally.)

  2. remove all USB devices except the mouse & keyboard

  3. detach & attach Ram memory & graphic card

  I saw a ROM_Recovery shunt on the motherboard label. Must I do? or can someone help, please?

  I sent to the center of HP service after a week, the service staff telling me that he was unable to go bad because my motherboard is the American version, which I have no idea what it means (my PC was purchased locally) but to bring him back.

  I solved my problem of tried to detach the Rams (2 actuators) & install only 1 on an another RAM slot first. This works. Then installed the second RAM on an another slot also without no problems so far.

  I have an old HP Office also having the location of the faulty RAM & also had replaced graphics card but it raise a peep sound error which easier to identify.

  I agree with you more HP, hardware problem is due to RAM or video card. Thanks anyway

• HP dx2000MT: why fan runs on high speed

  Hello, the fan in this machine works sometimes at high speed, can someone tell me why or what I can do to stop this please?

  The most common cause of a computer running at max speed fan is a processor overheating.

  This can be caused by:

  -Extended heavy load on the processor.

  -Malware can cause this.

  -If you use many programs at the same time as background tasks, who will do as well.

  -Dirty/dusty in the computer heat sinks.

  -Malfunctioning components from the motherboard.

  -Bad placement of the computer.

  -Desktop computers should be placed where they receive lots of air circulation.

  -They should also be placed away from heater vents / air conditioning floor. AC vents may be tempting to cool the machine but will cause condensation and destroy it.

  -Observe the fresh air intakes where on the computer. Generally low and/or front of the chassis. If there is a substantive contribution, move the unit out of the carpet and on a hard surface.

  -Do not keep the Tower in a small enclosed space. Computer Cabinet should never have the door closed with the runinng machine.

  -If it was a laptop, you also to maintain it on a soft surface such as beds and prefer to use it on a desk, or on the binder or other similar when surface into the fold.

  -Vista-era of HP computers are completely garbage as well. (Sorry HP, but it's true). Watch by substituting a newer computer. The new HP machines are not nearly as terrible as those made when Vista was released.

  -Hydranix

• iMac 27 "mid-2011 - Intermittent problem with CPU fan running at full speed and sleep mode.

  Hello!

  My iMac 27 "has an intermittent problem with the CPU fan runs at full speed. Sometimes it happens at the time when I start it, sometimes only in my session, and sometimes only after a certain time. So does seem to be a problem of "heating".

  Second issue is with the mode 'sleep'. It may occur also at any time, at the start of the iMac, session, or after a certain time. But once he starts to go in mode 'sleep', when I wake up, it goes right back in mode after a few seconds and that it will continue indefinitely until I restart the computer.

  What could be?

  Please help me!

  4ntoine

  Here is my model of iMac:

  iMac 27 "mid-2011 model 12.2

  Intel Core i7 3.4 GHz

  AMD Radeon HD 6970M 1024 MB

  OS X El Capitan 10.11.6
  SMC 1.72f2

  Boot ROM IM121.0047.B23

  reset the SMC

  Reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

• Satellite Pro A120 - fan runs at full speed

  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.
  Advice anyone?

  Ritchie.

  Hello

  I doubt the s sensor issue or something like that
  Cooling modules are controlled by the BIOS. The fan table that contains all the details about the features of the cooling module is stored in the BIOS and I recommend the default BIOS settings first

  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.
  Of course, the cooling modules must be verified if the vents are not blocked
  The dust is more a cause of such symptoms
  Remove dust using a jet of compressed air can be useful in your situation

• Portege R500 - the fan runs at full speed during the recovery from sleep mode

  Hello

  The fan in my R500 works at full speed when he was in the system sleep.
  The only thing that helps is a reboot. :-/

  Is there a solution to this problem?

  Hello Allan

  I really wonder that you define this as a problem. From my point of view the problem is something else. You have a problem when you cannot boot up your laptop. You have a problem if you are unable to use certain features or if you can not open the DVD player. It is a problem.

  Back to your problem: have you tried to change the power settings, to change the method of cooling in the Toshiba power settings? Play a little with it. I optimized the use of my wholesale Satellite P200 and the fan operates at low speed. OK it is not the best example to compare the two models of laptops, but try it.

• Why my PC fans turn at maximum speed all the time?

  I have a (new)< 3="" months)="" hp="" pavillion="" p7-1449.="" the="" fans="" (case+cpu)="" tend="" to="" run="" very="" fast="" (load)="" until="" i="" restart="" the="" pc,="" and="" hit="" esc="" for="" boot="" options.="" i="" usually="" enter="" the="" bios="" screen="" and="" exit="" without="" changing="" anything="" (by="" this="" time="" the="" fans="" slow="" to="" less="" than="" 1000="" rpms="" each) ="" and="" the="" pc="" boots="" up="" with="" the="" fans="" at="" the="" lower="" speed.="" the="" fans="" stay="" low="" until="" the="" load="">

  I hear fans ramping down when I do and reported by the BIOS fan status seems to support my theory that the fans really slow. Unfortunately, I do not yet have equipment controlling software installed on my PC so I don't see no confirmation of the fan speeds up when running in Windows 8. [HP has none of these tools?]

  If I stop and restart Windows 8 normally (so that it uses its startup optimizations 'fast'), then fans seem to go for the maximum RPM.

  The machine was purchase in Nov 2012: apparently not the internal dust is the problem and it would be not fixed by forcing a boot cold. I suspect that it is a software problem (I consider the offending software if it does not reset the hardware correctly at startup).

  It seems that the fans turn upward but never slow down: is it possible to fix this? I wish that the machine to shut up when it isn't loaded (without having to reboot to get it that way). Otherwise, there is no performance or stability problems (yay).

  Hello..
  This seems to be the problem with your bios on the desktop.
  Discover the same fan speed if you have only the keyboard, mouse and the power cord is connected.
  Also check out an update of the bios on the desktop.
  This would probably solve the problem.
  You have a bios update available on the HP Web site.
  Click on the following link.
  
  Link - http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?os=4132&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&sw_lang=&product=5306208#N240
  
  Check to see if that fixes the problem. Or other RESPONSE.

• New z500 - fan runs at high speed on startup

  Hello

  I just bought a new Ideapad, a MBYP9GE Z500, that I got no windows, when I turn on the laptop it works in the BIOS. The problem I have is that the fan starts in high speed immediately and it is very noisy at start up. Is this normal? I want to say how is possible that the fan is noisy so if I am not under what whether intensive? Maybe it's because I have not installed yet any system? Or is it my laptop malfunction?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hi neokenchi,

  Thank you for your response. Yesterday, I installed Windows 7 and the appropriate drivers, that solved the problem. The fan runs at high speed before installing a system was apparently the default heat setting, as you suggested.

  Thanks again!

• Y460P: Fan permanently on high speed

  Previously, the fan would be completely silent, unless I ran an intensive application (such as a game). Now, whenever I start windows, the fan starts at the speed higher within a few minutes even if I am not under what whether intensive. He is strong enough to create a persistent noise.

  I removed back panel so that I could clean the dust on the grids that could have blocked the entrance to the fan, but I don't see any difference subsequently, the fan is still noisy after a start.

  Laptop feels cold to the touch as well.

  Any ideas? The laptop has is no longer guaranteed.

  I've updated to the latest version of the BIOS, and it seems to be much better. The fan actually now lower in volume. I guess it was the BIOS settings that control the fan speed...

• HP h8-1141 fan runs at full speed all the time

  Processor and fun of rear cooling fan runs at full speed on Pavilion h8-1141

  Solution:

  I cleaned the inside of the computer and all the fans. It was very dusty.

  Then I pressed my finger on all the cards on the motherboard to make sure they don't lose. As for the fans, I took out and put them back in.

  Now it's working. The fans are back to normal.

• [Aspire V3 - 771G] Fan runs at full speed without reason

  Hello world! I come here after some time to research how to fix this weird problem.

  The fact is: at the time I push the power button on my Acer Aspire V3 - 771 G, starts the fan rotating at high speed, making a horrible noise.

  I have this laptop for 3 years now and this problem is only 5 days ago.

  I did nothing to do except clean the fan with a compressor of air (by ventilation, without desasembling the pc).

  I've tried several things:

  -First of all, by using SpeedFan to monitor the single my laptop fan (useless because SpeedFan does not reconigze the fan)

  -Control of the overheating (at least none in the task of program manager used a lot of CPU, and all temperatures are correct, between 40 and 50 degrees idle, screenshot: http://www.noelshack.com/2016-18-1462730392-capturegbfg.png )

  -Then, after reading a few posts, remove the battery (nothing happens)

  -Then, I check the BIOS for any < fan="" setting=""> > (there's nothing like this in the BIOS Acer (the most recent version for my laptop)

  -Finally, I tried you use software such as NotebookFanControl or ACFanControl (nothing too, he just tell me that the fan is running at 164%, crazy?)

  So after all these things, I'm fed up and my laptop computer fan just keep running like a beast. It is a very big problem for me because I'm audio recording and this sound quite kidding with my voice on the record. And now, I can't change my laptop, for a few reasons.

  So I'm begging for your help, I except someone could help me with this.

  = CARE COMPUTER =.

  OS: Windows 7 (64 bit)

  Processor: Intel Core I7 - 3632GM

  Graphics card: Nvidia GeForce 710 M

  With the help of these tools: MalwareBytes Anti - Malware, CCleaner Premium

  = CARE COMPUTER =.

  Hi again once this has resolved itself. Spinning crazy fan either but it's not broken. I'll buy a laptop cooler to fix overheating.

• Case fan runs at full speed

  I accidentally shorted the circuit case fan on my motherboard HP (explanation below), and now the fan runs at full speed all the time. Apart from the fact that it was a stupid thing to do, it will be a long term problem and should I try to reset the fan speed switch?

  (Long version) It's hot here these days and my computer fans seemed underpowered. I put a splitter at the exit of the case on the motherboard fan and added a second fan in addition to the original fan. All it worked well except the new fan seems to run pretty slow. I wanted to get a voltage reading card fan, but I accidentally hit the two sensors on my voltmeter and the computer shuts down immediately. He has started up and worked well, except that the throttle was no longer working and the fans were running at full speed. This also explains why the second fan turned slowly before when they were both being strangled.

  I guess that in the end I got my wish to have my fans running at full power, I just wanted to see if there are future problems leaving this way.

  Hello design_guy,

  You should not have problems with the fan rotating at high speed, with the exception that you can reduce the life cycle of the fan.

  You can install software on the computer that will allow you to adjust the speed of the fan to the computer which may help you extend the life of the fans and give you a bit of control over them.

  Something like SpeedFan should do the trick.