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• Presario SR5100 - CPU fan failure / BIOS firmware update

  My SR5125CL Office does not start even after replacing the CPU fan. Error: The CPU fan has failed.

  Some sites, I searched recommended deactivation/check the fan under the hardware > monitor in the BIOS.
  Cannot find this menu in the BIOS. Attempted to upgrade the BIOS from:
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=2093&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=3460...

  use a different PC and it just tries to install on this PC. No options to create an update CD. Looking for other sites, same lame upgrade that involves running the OS. Even if the PC boots long enough to upgrade the firmware, it is now Windows 7 and the patch is only for Vista.

  I'll win the volunteers here and explain others to profit from my mistake. I took out the old fan to match. When I installed the fan nine days later I have it plugged into the outlet of case fan. For a CPU fan, it is not the BIOS. In any case, similar problems on the forum gave me the idea to look for another job from outlet and it is.

  Thank you

  Ken

• Error: Failure of CPU fan

  The original motherboard was not on my Pavilion a6528p. I got fed up with accidents several blue screen whenever I started to use it. Once he ran for a while (an hour or two), he has generally kept running. Worked to try to eliminate the virus/malware (multiple programs found no no), the memory test (used memtest86 +, ran all night without fault), CPU test (Prime95 torture test used, ran all night without fail) decided to try another motherboard. Not able to find a new, so decided to take a chance on a used.

  The jury used (so far) has never crashed. It is therefore a good thing. However, every startup I get the message "ERROR: CPU fan failure! Press F2 to continue to start. "I believe that this message is incorrect because I ran Prime95 torture for hours test and the temperature of the Processor reported by CPUID HW Monitor program is around 52 degrees c for each carrot. When I run Prime95 torture test, the temperature of the CPU are much lower, around of 38 degrees C.

  The HP support document http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00013522 describes in detail by selecting Hardware Monitor in the Advanced BIOS menu. There is no choice in the latest version of the BIOS, I installed on the HP website, which identifies as BIOS Version/Date American Megatrends Inc. 5.43, 10/09/2009.
  
  Because the help document is incorrect and no help, someone has ideas how to eliminate this message CPU Fan has failed, what happens whenever I start the computer?

  JimK Hello,
  
  Not all BIOS versions have the same settings and you're right that your BIOS is not this setting. Looking at what the settings you have (http://goo.gl/1mCvq) there is no parameter, you can change even not to ignore the message.
  
  The motherboard doesn't like not the CPU fan that is currently installed, if the fan is not mounted in quick power enough, do not provide enough cooling, or is simply not sufficiently powered is unknown, nor can it be determined. You can try to unplug the CPU fan and reconnect to ensure a solid connection. Probably, you should be able to say that the CPU fan turns so you can figure out if she has no or not enough quickly.
  
  Your options after that are to
  1. process by pressing F2 at startup to work around the error
  2. try another fan for processor to see if you can get the motherboard like.

• Compaq Presario S5010IL PC: CPU fan error

  My CPU fan has failed. I replaced it with a new fan. Her works very well. However, I get the CPU fan on startup error message. After pressing the F2 key, the computer starts up and is great for the long hours of work. While trying to determine the cause of the error message from the BIOS, I found that there is nothing to select the advance tab. I want to know why this error message appears whenever I start the machine and how to solve it.

  The new fan should equal the "rpm" of the old fan. If it's slower, you this warning. If its too slow, the computer will stop.

• «the cpu fan works not.» Check the fan connections and call for service. »

  I was wondering if a failure of different from 'CPU fan has failed... system in a few seconds will stop. " I have an office of DX - 2000 P4 under XP SP3 that I just changed the motherboard and CPU fan on. All the fans are running at about the same speed. (P/S, chassis and CPU). Not very fast but cannot see the fins. Computer sat for several years. I was wondering what is the real test and how the fan speed is controlled. I suppose that temperature sensors built into the cpu, somehow, there must be a variable voltage applied to the fans to change their speed and/or a measuring device to see what is their RPM. This must be controlled by the BIOS as is any pass/fail test. My next step is to replace the old fan and see what happens. I have a new p/s to install should be here today. Actually used, but cleaned up and tested. Economy of cleanup. Not sure if my older diet could be the cause of the issue with low Volt.

  If the fan is slower than the factory fan, you will have this problem.

• Desktop HPE-210y noisy CPU fan

  I bought my house in 2009.  In recent months, there was a buzz in the chassis.  I thought it was a hard drive failed, so I replaced it, but the noise continued.  In fact, it's the CPU fan.  I cleaned the dust off everything inside, including under the fan heatsink.  The noise continues.  Should I replace it?  It seems to be fixed on the heat underneath sink.  If I do not need to replace it, how to find the right part? When I enter my serial number in the search of part of HP, it lists 30 components. It is said the cooling fan system is 5188-3722 and says that it can be ordered from HP.  It also lists the "heatsink for AMD", 575691-001. It then lists on the fan itself, the STROKE part number.  In another search using a BOM component, I see "Cooler STROKE AMD 125W PCB AVCFAN", Assembly p/n 466715-001.  What exactly should I order? Once I find, I can replace it myself or I have to find someone to do it?  (I replaced the memory and hard drives). Thank you.

  Pavilion Elite HPE-210y

  8 GB RAM

  ATI Radeon HD5450

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

  1 TB SATA

  Hello @kjd_1,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I understand that you are looking to replace your radiator and fan system on your desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-210y PC. The heat sink is the heatsink and fan assembled between them then (5188-3722) system fan is the fan on the rear part of the housing. According to the noise is coming from will depend on who you are replacing. The system fan is NOT the fan on the heatsink.

  I do not think that you should really have a problem replacing the heat sink, just make sure you clean and replace the thermal grease while you're there.

  I hope that I have answered your question to your satisfaction. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• CPU fan failure

  I have a Compaq SR5510F and when turn it on, the error message: don't have a CPU fan.  I took off on the side of the processor, and two fans that I see are turning very well and one that is in the box also turns fine.  Is the CPU fan, one upstairs that you can not without disassemble everything?  What should I do?  Anyone else have this problem with this model?

  There are 3 fans in the SR5510F. The PSU (Power Supply) contains an extraction fan. The system fan is also an exhaust fan. The CPU fan is mounted on top of a metal radiator. The message "CPU fan has failed" is triggered by a sensor. The cause can be a dusty fan, or obstruct the fins of the heatsink or a fan that runs too slowly to dust.

  See this document

  

• Kaput CPU fan

  I need info about the CPU fan OK for my a6030n HP Pavilion with an ECS MCP61PM-HM nettle - GL8E motherboard.  Athlon 64 x 2 (B) 4800 + 2.5 GHz Socket AM2.  Just fan or radiator?  Message on screen is CPU and system fan failure.  The system is 7 years, but I can't afford a new.  Thank everyone in advance of aid =)

  Hello @Nana2004,

  I understand that you get the error CPU fan has failed on your HP Pavilion a6030n desktop PC. I provided you with the HP support document: error: CPU fan failure, who will provide you with steps to try before spending money on a fan that you may not need. In the case where you need to replace the heat sink search number is 5187-5704 and can be found in a Google search.

  I hope that I have answered your question to your satisfaction. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great weekend!

• Error Cpu fan failure cannot Acess Bios Compaq Presario SR1315CL Help!

  I wanted to upgrade the processor. I have 2 extra cpu a Sempron 2500 + and an Athlon 64 3200 +.

  I asked for advice on the card of another (wrong place, laptops), but got some good advice.

  I decided to try the Athlon 64. After having removed the radiator and the fan and replace the cpu,

  I get the ERROR: CPU Fan has failed! PC will turn off automatically in a few seconds.

  PC service immediately to avoid damage to the PC.

  I tried the Sempron, same thing.

  I made sure that all the connections are good. The fan turned by the way... Works very well.

  I studied the error and and found advice to enter the bios by pressing F1 and adjustment

  the bios with the default settings. I can't get into the bios. I pressed on, F1, Del, and F10. F2 will enable

  to continue to start. The processor is listed as unknown to the station.

  So how can I access the Bios? I kill the PC?

  N ° you should have cleared CMOS before installing the CPU. The voltage and FSB settings are different on the Athlon 64.

  Remove CMOS battery and set the clear CMOS in position 2-3 then press and hold the power button to @15 seconds or more.

  Reinstall the original CPU back in to check that all is well.

  If all is well then update your BIOS to the most recent available such that he would have supported for processors more. The link is to the latest BIOS for your motherboard from the PC.

  Clear CMOS again, and then reinstall the Athlon64

• Disabling the cpu fan on HP p6210f

  I recently installed a Cooler Master Hyper 212 plus, which uses a power connector 4-pin CPU fan. The HP p6210f has a Pegatron M2N78 - THE motherboard, which has a 3 - pin CPU fan power connector. The fan turns on fine, but then stops and I get a message before Windows 7 Professional can load the CPU fan has failed and the computer turns off.

  Everything I've read suggests that the new fan does not spin fast enough for the taste of the motherboard and that, given that the fan works properly, I can safely disable the CPU fan error in the system BIOS. Yet, I don't see an option for this disable in the BIOS. How can I turn off the error on a HP p6210f CPU fan?

  RoJCor wrote... "I would still be able to access my full BIOS."

  What you have is the complete HP BIOS. HP and many other features of locking of the OEM in the BIOS to prevent users from accidentally and unintentionally change the settings which becomes a service call. The only way to restore the features which have been locked, is to ask a hack or modification of one of the sites that do this kind of thing. Don't forget that the desired function may not be in the BIOS first, the BIOS can be difficult to hack or modify, or that you end up with a virus or other.

• Is to install a difficult CPU fan?

  I have an error message which advised that my internal CPU fan has failed. Before I dismantle my computer: it's relatively easy to replace once I get the right part?

  Here is the manual to open:

  Manual

  There is not a specific manual to replace the cooling fan. You have a card mother socket 775. The fan is very clear and it will be held at the motherboard with 4 screws. It's just a matter to remove the old and the new. Don't forget to plug the fan on the motherboard with pigtail power cable before restarting.

  It is your reference number

  5187-8413      Heatsink for Intel (class F) processors

  

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• 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

• Tecra A9 - after CPU fan upgrade works constantly at full power

  Hi all

  I have 3 Tecra A9 notebook that came with a Core2Duo T7100 clocked at 1.8 Ghz with 2 MB of Cache. Updated every 3 to a T7700 clocked at 2.4 Ghz with 4 MB of Cache. According to Intel, these two processors TDP is 35W. Books don't get really hot and not hot. The CPU FAN starts right full power after the display of the BIOS with the Toshiba Logo screen. Under Bios Version 2.1 on all 3 systems, having the same behavior on all 3 systems. CPU properly recognized under Windows XP, Win7, and Win10. Is it possible to get the adjusted to normal CPU fan? The system isn t is hotter than upgrading the CPU, just for some reason any BIOS has now decided the fan must operate at full power. I even traded one of the CPU Fans with that of a Tecra A10 notebook but had the same effect as with the original fan. Having no idea what I could do. I hope for your help!

  Best regards
  Bornchiller

  I think that needs calibration to be performed to configure the table of fan speed.
  Toshiba Service Center to do this.

• Where to buy for my Satellite Pro P300 CPU fan?

  Hello

  I noticed some not very good sound from my cpu fan, as well as my 17 "laptop overheating.
  I decided it was time to replace the cpu - model KSB0505HA fan

  Now I wonder where I can buy a new fan for this model?
  I found a site in New Zealand, but the fan is for the P305 series, and I'm not sure if it would be compatible with my laptop.

  Could someone advise me on where I can get a new fan of cpu for this series?

  Thank you ~.

  In order to ensure:
  I'm looking for one in my country - the New Zealand!

  Added that the search for a New Zealand

  P305 is probably model proposed in US, but it must be the same as P300 in Europe or in THE so I think it should be good.

  I put t know where you can order it, but try to use Google and check if you can find a store online in AU where you can order.

  I can also imagine that you can order by the nearest Toshiba authorized service provider. Call and ask.

• Satellite P200 - need CPU fan replacement

  I have a Satellite P200-16V and my problem is on the cpu fan.

  I tried to open it, but after the keyboard, hard drive, Rams, OVOCHECK and 40-50 screws and some cables, I realized I have to get out the motherboard and screen mabe and I close it again after 3-4 hours. The cpu fan has been breaking and I don't know what to do.

  I am from Greece. If I go to the toshiba in Greece, I can find a cpu fan or any system cpu radiator? Can you help me?

  Hey Buddy,

  Looks like the fan needs to be replaced and therefore, you should contact the closest service provider authorized in your country. Guys can order a replacement part and swap it out.

  On the Toshiba site, you can find a list of them:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > find an authorized service provider

  Sorry, but everything that s what I can say. Here it s only a user forum so I think no one knows the exact number of part or a manual how to take apart the laptop but the ASP can do for you. :)