GeForce 7350LE graphics card fan is running all the time or at certain temperatures?

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• My fan is running all the time...

  I have a Dell XPS 15.6 Windows 7 64 bit. It is about 3 weeks old. My laptop was on my firm stand and the fan came. When I opened it, it stays on. Also when I went to type there is a tone that did not previously exist. The fan stays on while it is open, but stop sometimes to when I close. Please any help, I'd be happy.

  Hello

  Only way to really know if there is a problem is to check with a real computer (not the leeks and pics store
  at a Best Buy or other department stores) or Support of Dell. Also ask in the Dell forums where others have
  the same system for known issues.

  Make sure that the vents are clear, so there is plenty of air circulation. Try using a small fan blowing through the vents
  to see if the heat is excessive. Often, a cooling pad can help.

  Dell support
  http://support.Dell.com/

  Dell support drivers - product manual & warranty Info (left side) - and much more
  http://support.Dell.com/support/index.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=DHS

  Dell forums
  http://en.community.Dell.com/forums/
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  Run Speccy - free which will show some of the temperatures for CPU and hard drives.

  Speccy - free - an advanced for your PC system information tool. Need to know what is inside
  your computer? No problem! Speccy will give you all the information you need.
  http://www.Piriform.com/Speccy

  Speccy - Forum
  http://Forum.Piriform.com/

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Pavilion dv6-6190us: Guard fan not running all the time as normally

  My laptop fan keeps all spinning until the time of the first time I turn it on I turn it off. Any advice pls?

  Hello

  Please follow the instructions below to fix:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01007591

  Kind regards.

• Satellite U500-PSU9BE - fans to run all the time

  I bought a U500 - PSU9BE 10 days ago, comes with Windows 7 Home Premium.

  10 days everything was fine.
  Without changing any settings, today the fan has full throttle, as usual he is sitting on my desk with plenty of ventilation around it...
  After awhile, I opened the tool PC to see health + 90% of the activity of the fan and only 27% of the CPU temperature.
  It off for 2 hours. Is returned and turned on. He took over fan full speed immediately at startup.
  It feels like a thermal conductor who does not switch the fan to the bottom switch.

  Looked at Intel Graphics and Media Control Panel settings - all together on the optimization of the battery.
  The Eco mode is activated.

  What the hell happens on this machine? Al support will be more than welcome!

  Hi mate

  Have you checked the parameters of module cooling in power management Windows 7-> Toshiba power saver.

  Here, you can change the method of CPU cooling for maximum performance CPU, or better battery life with reduced CPU performance. If the CPU fan noise seems too strong, a setting that maximizes the battery life will also cause the CPU fan turn on less frequently.

  Check this box:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/Ann.jspa?annID=41

  It looks like s for Vista and Win 7 power management

• Upgrade to Win 8.1 the fan runs all the time and Raw (Silkypix) converter consume 100% CPU resources

  Hi, after upgrading to win 8 to 8.1 win my converter (Silkypix) raw program running extremely slow and consuming 100% of CPU. VAIO all updates completed, all Win 8.1 updates made. ATM Radeon HD 7500 M / 7600M (Maj) with 2 GB RAM dedicated.

  In addition, the fan works almost all the time that was not the case with Win 8.

  Vaio SVE1712Z1EB with 8 GB of RAM, i7 processor execution.

  SeanQ, after some time looking for a solution I finally found it on one of the vaio sites forum: it is the Radeon driver that must be installed from the Vaio support site. NOT the driver the latest AMD site. It does not solve the problem.

  I did as follows: device, graphics card, Uninstall Manager. Did not help. Went to AMD in Program files. Setup.exe has begun, but instead of installation, clicked on uninstall. In this way, I uninstalled the driver former AMD and bad news from the site of AMD. I had to manually uninstall the driver in Device Manager, several times. Finally, I went to the site of Vaio and tried updating the driver. He failed. Reset. Manually start the update of the Vaio AMD driver. Finally it worked.

  The fan is now more or less normal speed.

  Overall, I spent 15 hours looking for this solution. How much is my time worth? Just joking, I'm happy that I found the solution.

• The fan runs all the time because xinetd running more than 80% all the time.  Someone else has the same problem?

  xinetd is running at 83% or more 24 x 7 devours battery in 2 hours or less and making the fan run all the time.  I am connected to a bug report, and it turns out that it was a duplicate because someone else had the same problem.  However, I have no access to the other bug report or find anything either in the discussion forums or online.  Anyone experience this problem?

  Hello gorgonzola1111,

  I doubt that someone else has this problem because xinetd does not part of macOS. Have you installed it from a package of "ports" 3rd party?

• Satellite R630 - fan runs all the time

  Hello everyone,

  I have a Satellite R630, and I'm happy with it. But there is one thing that makes me angry... the fan! It runs ALL the time. I browse a little... the fan works. I work with the office, or something... the fan works. To clarify: the CPU is not used, there is no heavy processes running, and the Notebook\CPU is cool. There is no reason why the fan should work, all the laptops that I had before where calm in the same situations. Of course it is not a problem if it starts working if necessary (a game, looking for a HD video or something). But not without reason!

  Someone at - it a solution for this problem? A tool to fix the fan speed\intervals manually, or better: an update of the bios (in the version 1.4 and 1.5 I can choose what I want... the fan did not stop execution). It is also quiet in Linux or any other operating system.

  @Toshiba: (!) Please do something. The only solution for me right now is to return the laptop to the store. :-(

  Best regards
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  Hello

  Hmm... If you have already installed the latest BIOS updates, you should check the cooling of Windows Power management settings. Generally you can switch between different methods of cooling as you can read here:

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• e7240 CONSTANT NOISE OF FAN NOISY / FAN RUNNING ALL THE TIME

  We received 2 nine E7240s directly from Dell, one for me and one for my colleague. As soon as I turned it on to build for my colleague, I noticed that the machine was overheating and the fan made a noise. Dell offers an upgrade of the BIOS that has not changed anything. They then changed the radiator, even once, that does not change and since then, they have changed the motherboard. My colleague went on vacation, so I don't know if the problem has been resolved, however, my laptop day you do not overheat (also of course as it has done for my colleague) BUT THE FAN RUNS ALL THE TIME. So much so that I think that the person in the room upstairs is using his hairdryer. Dell has replaced the heatsink of heat and the motherboard yesterday, I did the same update of the BIOS and the problem is even worse. As soon as I turn the thing, the fan runs all the time making a big noise. My predecessor was the E6500 and I was not bothered by noises, he did.

  The 7240 made so much noise that I want to throw it out the window , seriously, I go back to my old 5 years e6500, which is now very slow, I can not just take constant hair dryer of the fan noise! I'm waiting for Dell back to me, but I don't see what else they can do.

  I suspect a problem of design with newer models, someone with a laptop computer Latitude 13 also mentioned it on the Forum, someone else with an e7240 also said "I noticed the fan turns most of the time - it's quiet, but you don't know is spinning."  I just implemented, so the CPU is busy enough. "A person with the e6320 says"and the fan is noisy and turns far too often.

  I just bought a new Dell Latitude E7240 with Windows 7 laptop and had the same problem with overheating and the fan is running loudly all the time. I just fixed it on my laptop, it may not work for everyone but just in case I walked it here.

  The index for me was that the question has happened at home, not at work.

  • Using the Task Manager, I found that a "svchost.exe" process was always running at 25% of the CPU, i.e. to take 100% of one of the 4 hearts. For this you need view all processes, and that's why you need a local administrator account if she asks permission.
  • With right click on this process-online 'Go to services', you can study what services are hosted by this instance of svchost.
  • For each of these services, try to stop one at a time (if it helps) and see if the CPU usage goes down. For me, a clue was a service stuck on 'Stop' but never stopped.
  • The service which for me was the "HomeGroup provider." That's why the issue has happened at home and at work. The laptop had spotted my homegroup on my home network, but had not been able to accede. Maybe a problem with IPv6 that I could not turn on my desk.
  • In the Services tab in Task Manager, get on the service properties, which set to Disabled Startup Type.
  • Restart the laptop, to ensure that the service is stopped.

  That did the trick for me, and now the CPU remains less than 5% when idle. This isn't the problem that the fan is noisy when the CPU usage is high, but for me what rarely happens now.

  If you want to access files and printers on your home network without the homegroup feature, you can still do that the old way:

  • Network and sharing Center-Online avancΘs => Homegroup Connection-online 'use user accounts to connect to other computers.
  • Also in the settings advanced: enable discovery network. and Turn on File and Printer Sharing.
  • Then, you can click on your wifi network => add a printer.
  • If your office does not appear, click on "Not listed", then browse. As long as the network discovery and printer sharing are enabled, desktop PC should appear and you can connect using your local Windows user name and password.

  Hope this helps someone.

  Peter

• Satellite Pro 4600: Win2k with SP4 - cooler run all the time

  Hello

  last week, I bought a used Toshiba Satellite Pro 4600 PIII, 1 GHz, 512 GB of Ram, WIFI and DVD burner. Great machine so far.

  After that I changed the FAT32 file system to NTFS and reinstalled Win2K/SP4 cooler runs all the time.

  TaskManager says that "THOT_KEY.exe" uses up 99% of the CPU power. Disabling this service reduces the power of the processor and the cooler was quite, BUT didn't really helped - lots of keys does not work.

  I ran a few utilities to disinfect as Kaspersky, NOD32 etc. to ensure that Ia´ve not taken some malware.
  Should I try a bios update or change some settings?

  Any ideas?

  Thanks for help

  Hello

  AFAIK the THOT_KEY.exe belongs to the Toshiba Hotkey utility that controls the various key functions.
  If you disable this service, you will not be able to use the FN keys more.
  I m not 100% sure why this service uses 99% of CPU performance, but perhaps that it s not completely compatible with the W2K service packs. Where did you download this utility? I found it on the page of Toshiba Europe!

  In my opinion, you should try to reinstall the system again. This is probably the key!

  Good luck

• Our computer is running slow and sounds like it runs all the time, then gives error reading disk

  Our computer is running slowly.  Looks like it is running all the time.  It will turn off by itself and I say disc read error.  You need to restart all the time.  A lot of the time, he does not let us start windows.

  Original title: slow slow slow

  Robert,

  Try to run the "chkdsk" how to perform disk error checking in windows 7 http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Check-a-drive-for-errors

  UTC/GMT is 02:19 on Saturday, November 10, 2012

• Satellite Pro A120 - fan run all the time

  OK, so this is a strange...

  I have a satellite Pro A120. It works with the fan on all the time and sometimes goes on a mayor go slowly (which I think can be reduced to overheating).

  Operating system is Ubuntu and I installed the tool of sensors that tell me about the minute the temperature is 100 degrees c and the next one is 16!

  I suspect that it is perhaps that the heat sink is full of fluff, but I can't find a guide step by step to dismantle the machine, clean it and put it back together again.

  Can anyone help with ideas or resources?

  Thank you very much

  Nathan

  Hello

  You do not need to disassemble the unit to clean the fans.
  You can use a jet of compressed air which helps to remove dust.
  I did it several times and it helped!

  Try it!

• My Satellite A100 GPU fan works 100% all the time

  First: I have the Satellite A100-440 with GeForce Go 7300 and XP Professional (and Ubuntu).

  There is something wrong with thermal control. The first PC Wizard has always shown that the temperature of my GPU is "a very large number" and the fan is runnign 100% all the time (the main problem). Then I installed ATItool hoping he would show the temperature correctly. Well, it worked in part. Now when I check the temperature with PC Wizard, it indicates the temperature of the GPU normally (like 30-40 degrees celsius), but it also shows the GPU Diode temperature it's "a very large number" (as 4.294967E + 09 C) and the fan will operate at 100%.

  I tried to control fans with RivaTuner, but nothing happens.

  So if anyone has an idea how I could continue to solve the problem, I would be very grateful. I don't know if the problem is with the hardware (I could take this service) or with the software...

  Thank you!

  Post edited by: Avilja

  Hello

  Why are you talking about 'problem' and 'solve this problem?
  I see no problem!
  First of all I'm not all 3rd party applications that monitor temperatures. I'm not 100% sure if these applications provide a good values.

  However, as far as I know the laptop was shipped with Vista and not XP and Linux. You do not use a factory settings. It seems that you have set up the laptop with new applications and you should know that all the software installed and running insists on the CPU and other parts.

  BIOS fan table supports different temperature and cooling of the speed measurements. This means that if the temperature rises to a higher level, the cooling module starts and tries to decreases the internal temperature.

  Usually the temperature depends on the use of the laptop. If several processes of the OS are running in the background, that the CPU performance are high, the temperature rises and the fans start to run. There is nothing unusual about it.

  Furthermore, the dust and debris inside the laptop might have a bad influence on the laptop cooling. From time to time, it is advisable to clean the cooling modules.

  Last but not least the laptop must be placed free on table to ensure the circulation of air correctly. Don't forget that there is enough free space around the laptop.

  Finally, I must say that one of my friends has an A100 and the fans run correctly.
  This means that the cooling modules works with maximum performance while playing games or using graphics software.
  However fans do not work with maximum performance using only common programs like IE software or office.

  Good bye

• My Acer Aspite M3 fan is on all the time. Is it OK?

  Hello!

  I bought a new Acer Aspite M3. The fan is all the time and made a noise of annoying. What is a fault on my computer or a drawing or model 'feature' of Acer?

  Thank you!

  It's me again (I started this topic). That's when a day later, to work with the computer, fan to shut up. I don't know why, but now everythink is OK. It could have been something more high antivirus analysis when first analyzing the hard drive or it could have been a mechanical boot problem. In all cases, the computer is fine now. A very friendly, recommended laptop!

• 10.11.5 make my mac fan run all the time and the battery run-down

  After the 10.11.5 update my Mac fan is constantly running and the MAC is overheating.  The battery is lasting only 1/4 that it was.  What can be the problem?

  Try resetting the SMC http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3964

• MY SCREEN IS RUNNING ALL THE TIME

  MY SCREEN STILL NOT SOLID. HE IS RUNNING FOR A WHILE AND THEN REMAIN STABLE. IT HAPPENS REGULARLY.

  Hello

  try a restore of the system before this happened

  http://www.windowsvistauserguide.com/system_restore.htm

  If necessary do in safe mode

  Windows Vista

  Using the F8 method:

  1. Restart your computer.
  2. When the computer starts, you will see your computer hardware are listed. When you see this information begins to tap theF8 key repeatedly until you are presented with theBoot Options Advanced Windows Vista.
  3. Select the Safe Mode option with the arrow keys.
  4. Then press enter on your keyboard to start mode without failure of Vista.
  5. To start Windows, you'll be a typical logon screen. Connect to your computer and Vista goes into safe mode.
  6. Do whatever tasks you need and when you are done, reboot to return to normal mode.

  or try to go to your graphics card manufacturers site or computer and are looking for the driver download section

  Search your computer or graphics card model number based on what you have and download and install the latest graphics drivers for vista

  then try to make these changes in screen resolution

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-screen-resolution