HP15AB028TX: ratting noise fan

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  Hello

  I just got my Satellite Pro P300-25W and I hate the noise of the fan. Is there a way to make it less noisy race less often?
  I updated to Windows 7 and installed the drivers from the Toshiba DVD.

  In power options I selected everything to be optimized battery / record maximum power in the advanced power settings. But still, the fan runs almost all the time. I use Windows to surf a little, the CPU usage is very low (less than 10%), there is no 3D graphics movies or something goes on that would put fun on the GPU.

  It drives me crazy.
  I can do something, or should I just bought a laptop?

  I hope you can help!

  > Is it possible to make it less noisy race less often?

  There is an extra entry called Toshiba Power Saving and there you can change the performance of cooling module for battery or power mode.
  Usually, this should help

  But note; It depends on the internal temperature! Higher temperature means more rapid cooling modules
  It might be also possible that your cooling fans are full of dust and debris and prevents air circulation, remove dust and clean the fan using a jet of compressed air. Who helped in my case

• Portege Z30 - A - 18 M - noise fan

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  yesterday, I bought new Portege Z30 - A - 18 M and I'm a little disappointed with the noise of the fan.
  The fan is inactive only when I do not have anything with Notepad or when I read something to pdf or microsoft office. As soon as I run Google Chrome or Mozilla, the fan starts to cool in 48% of its operating speed (according to Toshiba pc health monitor) and does not stop until I have shut down the browser and the cpu is cooled to 36% of its maximum temperature.
  My question is, if it is normal for laptop as it begins to cool at all times when the only thing I do is internet browsing, and if there is no solution to this problem.

  Thank you

  Hello

  I don't have this model of laptop, but I can imagine that the cooling fan is active when certain applications are active.
  I do not know what eating plan you use, but, as you know, you can change the power management according to your activity. For each day's activities, you can use your laptop with the standby power management. It slows down the CPU but also cooling fan activity.
  Open power options advanced for each diet plan and check the parameters for the method of cooling. Put the battery optimized, and I hope that this will reduce the cooling fan activity.

  I use the same settings on my laptop satellite and cooling fan is very quiet.

• HP-Phoenix-h9: Noisie fan

  I bought this computer I think that about 3 years ago, fan or fans make a wiening sound and now this getting exspecialy charger when I'm on the internet or play my game... its me is mad cause his load so now. There readon 7770 graphics card and water cooled and 10 Gig of ramplease advise me what to do... If the graphics card needs to replace (read online there is a recall on them) or the regular fan needs tobe replaced can contact me at my e-mail address with replay and tks

  Hi there @budmantx
  
  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that you found noises to fan more and harder on your desktop. I'm happy to help you with this.

  I found this page, which you can use. Desktop HP-Fan is Noisy and constantly running (Windows 7)

  There is also this support video HP you can find on Youtube, which should be useful as well. A photo (or video) may be easier to follow. Reduce heat and noise from the desktop fan and laptops -youtube.com

  Let me know if it works for you and if it does not solve the problem, please mark this message as a solution. Congratulations are also appreciated.

• hard drive noise and noise fan excessive cooling of grinding

  I started to hear a noise of creaking, apparently from the hard drive of my laptop (2 years, HP Pavillion) last month. The cooling fan runs faster than usual. Performance does not appear to be significantly affected, it takes another 3 to 4 minutes to start.
  What are the possible causes? Shows the squeaking noise and fan of serious problems? Can they be repaired cheaply?

  You can have a hard failure.

  Back up your data as soon as possible, in case of failure of the HD.

  Hard drives are nowadays a resonable price.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• SVP1321M2EB noise fan + McAfee

  Dear Sony,

  I just bought the Ultrabook SVP1321M2EB.
  Five minutes after the first reboot, it began to make a lot of noise.
  After three restarts (updated), it still doesn't work.
  Is this normal? I don't think so, but what can I do about it?

  Second thing: I installed McAfee, 30-day trial that comes with the laptop, but it uses around 30-40% (!) of my memory and processor. It is not normal...

  What can I do these problems?
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  This is normal when you first receive the machine. Windows update and Vaio update will be launched in the fan. This happens to everyone. If you feel the future use and the fan noise is annoying, make sure you have the latest version of the BIOS, then you can go to Vaio Control Center, under the battery and power supply, and CPU fan and select silent mode.

  McAfee is known to be taking a lot of resources and sometimes it can affect your wireless as well due to its parental control feature. Suggest you uninstall it completely. You can go to Cnet.com to download a free version of AVG antivirus to use software instead.

• Problems of excessive noise and fan performance.

  (I found a few similar posts, none seem to have any kind of resolution. I already submitted details to the comments for OS - X and MacBook Pro, because I know that Apple doesn't really care these forums.)

  I'm computer LITERATE in a company with more than 40 Macs. Most are 15 "and 13" MacBook Pro retinas, with some older MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and Mac mini. Almost all have had many problems of performance and especially complaints relating to noise fan since the upgrade to El Capitan.

  All Macs seem to rotate at about twice their original fan speed, even at idle with nothing else running in the foreground. If something - it is actually worse with time and not better. Some of them seem to be entering a mode "overheating" and the limitation of the CPU frequently, even with no real warning to the user. We receive complaints from fans go "full throttle" and not something unusual applications of grinding to a halt, while the activity monitor recount. Even these days - I'm writing this, my MacBook Pro runs only Safari and mail and fans just 15 "kicking until probably at 80% for no apparent reason. The CPU load is only about 8% currently according to activity monitor.

  The usual "fix" to a SMC reset and a clean install of the operating system seems to have no effect. We spent a lot of time in recent weeks reset wiping of Macs to try to resolve these problems. They are located on machines that have been almost completely unless they were actually under heavy load (such as virtual computers running or doing graphics/video editing), with the only change being an 'upgrade' to El Capitan.

  New - the same questions and complaints are reported in almost all of our Macs. I noticed similar problems on my MBP of House. I have a Mac Mini in my office who spends just Safari to view a network monitor page. It used to be silent and cycles now the fan and turns off often.

  At least while taking into account what is actually run on them, as well as information from the activity monitor, it does not appear that the CPU is overheating. It seems that something has gone wrong with the heat in recent management, as El Capitan assign a lower threshold than before well. I am everything to keep these systems cool, especially since Mbit/s in particular seem to run pretty hot anyway, but when the noise of the fans like a small jet taking off-it is a problem for many people.

  If anyone has found a solution to this, I'd love to hear it. Otherwise - if you are having similar problems - please send to Apple Feedback then perhaps they will at least look at or respond.

  If you run any antivirus Mac remove the system. A 3rd party cleaning or maintenance or utility network, any 3rd party firewall they are infamous resource pigs and Mac AV is responsible for a good part of mac OS that any other type of software while offering no protection against anything like that.

  systems running 10.11 with 4 GB of RAM or less will spend a good amount of time cached and if this is the case look into upgrading your RAM, if it's an option.

  If this isn't the case reset the SMC (which you did) followed by a PRAM reset as outline in this paper.

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

• Satellite u840 - noise very idling

  new notebook - 1 days.
  fan noise even in "slow motion" (after windows startup). CPU temperature ~ 50-55 C, 2700 fan speed-3000 rpm.
  any ideas, how to reduce the level of noise / fan speed?

  Try changing the settings of cooling method.
  Power plan open you use > advanced options > Toshiba saving settings > cooling method.
  Change the settings of the optimised battery.

  Please post comments.

• X 220 - fan constantly on / revving up and down

  Hello

  I put the X 220 today, and I'm going hunting here:

  There seems to be a problem with the fan. He always seems to hover at about 90% capacity even if the computer does nothing. It would have been acceptable, except for the fact that it will run at the speed of 90% (estimate here) for 5 seconds, then rev to 100% for 1 second, and then to 90% for 5 seconds, then to 100% for a second. It is very irritating.

  I think that this is related to the BIOS for two reasons:
  1. all professional reviews kept mentioning how quiet the machine is online. It's not alone by any means. Maybe their review machine had an older BIOS which do not exhibit this problem.
  2. This happened during the installation of Windows, which, of course, not all drivers use, the Lenovo Power Manager is not the culprit.

  # 2: the question of the fan can be resolved by putting the fan setting in Lenovo PM program for "dynamic noise fan reducde" instead of the other two options. Then the fan will be silent. But why can't I use the other two options? Why should they do the fan running at full speed all the time? This is why I think that it is a BIOS problem at hand.

  When the tests take note: switching to "reduce the noise of the fan dynamically" reduces the silent fan and you can then switch to the two other options and the fan will stay quiet. But it will only stay quiet for a minute or two, then rev at full speed. Then be not hasty in thinking of switching to reduce noise from the fan dynamically and then allows you to use one of the other options without excessive noise.

  
  

• I would like to replace the noisy fans HP m9360f with quieter models upgraded.

  I've lived more loud noise of my Pavilion m9360f fan lately and am interested in replacing the processor fan and case fan as well.  Unfortunately I can't find any references or suggestions for improvements (here these new fans to be as quiet as possible). Honestly, I don't know yet what sizes the m9360f requires.

  Can you advise what direction I need to go?  I appreciate everything that you can provide.

  kcmac,

  Processor fan and case fan should be 80 mm (3.25 ") and 92mm (3.6") respectively. The measures are.

  Here's how to check: http://db.sanyodenki.co.jp/product_db_e/coolingfan/dcfan/dc_fan_detail.php?master_id=1993

  Audible noise is deemed be 21dB. The problem with low noise fans is their lower speed (RPM).

  Determining CFM has been the most difficult issue. Try Googling "5188-3722 CFM" (rear case fan is a #5188-3722), and you'll find it varies, but 40 CFM seems common response.

  Now install this to control the ROTATION speed: http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/hwmonitor/1.19-setup.exe

  Then save the idle and max RPM under load is heavy.

• cooling fan works not properly when power is turn on

  I have a HP Pavilion Notebook PC g4, serial number: 5CD1202OQT and its product number is LN421PA #ABJ. Whenever

  I turn on the power, there is a message telling me that the cooling fan is not working properly. But before that, my pc fan used to

  make big noise when turn on without warning for this message. Now I know why this noise (FAN) has disappeared, but the message keep showing everytime I turn on my hp notebook. sometimes if I use my notebook hp longer for example watch film on it, it will turn off its own... help me with this problem or what to do?

  Hello

  Access the site of HP equip your product number select it the OS then update the Bios.

  Concerning

  Maton

• NOISE FROM WHIRRING/CHIRPS X201T

  I've had this machine for over two months now - and I can't stand the noise. I followed every lead that I could find online - setting parameters of the Bios power management settings. For a while I even thought it was ok (it's much better) when it is plugged. But if I cannot use this machine when it is plugged in - what is the battery 8 cells. More to the point - which is kind of defeat the purpose of a laptop.

  The sound is sharp and completely cause - therefore, extremely irritating. It is not the hard drive - as is an SSd. It is the upper-left corner of the machine - as far as I can tell search onlin is something to do with the Intel chip/processor. Is there something new someone met? I bought this machine for writing and since I can't concentrate with this squeaking noise in my left ear, if I can't get this resolved, I will do everything in my power to get a refund. I got a lot a lot of portable - PC and Mac - and have never encountered this.

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  I have the same extended warranty, but did not trust Lenovo service after reading horror stories on this site telling laptops stuck with Lenovo for months. My solution was to do what I could solve the problem--and also resolve to never buy a Lenovo again. What frustrated me most is that it seems a simple problem to solve - if a click of a button in a shareware like Throttlestop can immediately stop the noise - how Lenovo quality control or the attention to detail can be low enough for you bother not to do something equivalent for their users.

  My own solution to the problem has been tinkering with the Bios power management settings - combined with the power management settings in the Lenovo software. For me the parameters that did were:

  Tools Lenovo - controls power / Power Manager - same settings for battery and power

  -The value "performance (the irony of it!) -

  Processor speed - control panel - maxium - lowest (hurray - I must totally paralyze my machine to shut it up!)

  -optimize the fan control - to balance all the parameters

  -display of brightness - high

  -plan of the graphics power intel - balanced

  -Idle timers - all down/never

  BIOS - (f1 at startup)

  Config - Power-

  Wake timer with battery operation - disabled

  Intel speedstep technology - enabled

  For ac mode and mode for battery - maximum performance (irony once again!)

  Adaptive thermal management - plan for ac and battery time - 'optimize performance '.

  Power management of processor and for the pci bus power management / pci express power management - disable

  Turn on with Ac tie - people with disabilities

  Hope this work for one - if they did not work for me I think I'd take a hammer to the machine!

  Side effect seems to be a bit much noise fan constantly running - but at least it's a constant background noise - not the aperiodic intensely irritating whining/chirrup!

  It is interesting to note that representatives of Lenovo here seem totally uninsterested in this thread - as they seem to be in the question itself.

• FaceTime grab CPU & battery

  Hello

  My Facetime recently developed a problem. He nearly took the CPU performance when you use a video call as pictured and cause noise fan.

  My Mo is Air mid 2013 version with a Capital of El updated a few months ago, but the case has happened these last 3, 4 weeks.

  Did you know this problem and how to solve?

  Thank you

  Tan

  

  Hi NgocTan!

  I can certainly see where vives fan would cause a problem with a FaceTime call since it would make it difficult for the two parties to hear.  Normally, FaceTime will not use so many resources when running so that we can understand what is happening with him together using the following troubleshooting steps and testing after each of them.

  The first thing we need to do is to reset the system management controller (SMC).  By resetting SMC, as long the MacBook Pro is well ventilated (as on a desktop or a solid surface rather than on your knees or the pillow), then that should take care of it.  Take a look at this article to find out how the SMC reset: reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac.

  If they still run high after this reset, we want to test mode without failure.  When you start the MacBook Pro in Mode safe, it will load only certain things which are needed to run that he and will love a "repair" of the system.  To get into Safe Mode to test, follow these steps here: OS X El Capitan: boot mode safe

  When those who have been completed, if fans are always vivid and FaceTime shows a great use, then we need to isolate where it is exactly.  The first thing to do would be to test it in a new user to see if it happens here too.  That would tell us the path we need to take the next one.  This shows how to create a new user on your computer: OS X El Capitan: Configure users on your Mac

  Make it a great day!

• Satellite A100-283 - does not start every time so I've created workaround

  Hey guys,.

  I have a problem with my A100-283. A few weeks ago the laptop just hung and I stopped it the hard way by removing just the battery (I know, bad idea, shouldn't have done...)

  After that it wouldn't start. Or through battery with the adapter is plugged. There was no more noise fan, or beep or anything like that, just a few LEDs + turn signals for a fraction of a second (capslock + numlock and some of the front LEDs).

  The next day I tried again - and it booted up fine, everything seemed to work again. But off it again the same problem appeared.
  Now there is no more guarantee on the A100, so I disassembled and welded in a new BIOS battery because I thought that this could be the problem.
  After reassembling, the problem remains.

  * But now I found a 'solution' to get the boot the laptop upward once again, *.
  It is just that it's really annoying to have to do this every time you start. Sometimes it always starts in the usual way, I think that it always depended on time, it has been turned off. The book has been extinguished, more lucky to start normally.

  But back to the workaround. I press the power button, the LEDs blink in no time. I continue to press the button, and after 5 seconds or more, the LEDs blink once (I think that the laptop lights somehow without any fan noise or anything, and if I continue to press on, it stops again). After that, I always do it by pressing the button for 10 seconds. Subsequently, I release her and push it again and it will start up just as it should. This method works 10 out of 10 times.

  Now, someone please tell me, is it possible to run the normal way?
  An update of the BIOS might help? My BIOS version is 2.00.

  Please do not come upwards with the support from Toshiba, as I already don't said, no guarantee, then it would probably be cheaper to buy just one more...

  Hope someone has an idea.

  Greetz

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  > More book was off, more a chance to start normally
  Perhaps this problem could be related to overheating I mean if the temperature of parts would be more raised then usual, then such question could appear

  Unfortunately, but it's the only plausible explanation for me

  The issue could also well be linked to the motherboard failure, everything is possible

  But I see you don't want to hear about ASP and laptop technicians. Well in this case, you will have to diagnose the failure yourself

  Good luck

• Satellite C660 - 19G does not start

  Hello

  A few years back I bought this laptop for my girlfriend who decided finally to use internet at home.

  Since day 1, this laptop had problem when start remaining mostly on black screen, with just the noise fan and battery and subsequently leads to give some signs of life.

  In any case after a couple of we / off, lets start and been blame in this regard, the temperature of the room not really best, during the winter period.

  After that a few months, my girlfriend gave up using it and just put back in the box where the summer rest upward last week when she gave me this return as well as other things cause the end of our relationship.

  The laptop yesterday end at 1st sight and began worked on it a few hours without any problem then turned off normally.

  Today instead, this laptop doesn't really want to know from any mode: no matter how much time I spend it turn off/on, but nothing.

  Tried to exchange the position of the ram, the clean, the 60 seconds on the power button trick, but nothing.
  The laptop yesterday was working on a table without any problem of cooling at all: now my question

  What can be wrong with this portable expecially saw it was bought new off Amazon but had this problem since the day where we?

  Thank you for your attention and
  BR

  Alex

  > What can be wrong with this portable expecially saw it was bought new off Amazon but had this problem since the day where we?

  Hmm probably a hardware malfunction causes this problem.
  I m thinking about a problem RAM or the motherboard.

  You said, you already have swap the RAM slots. But did you use new, well tested the RAM modules? I think that it of certainly worth a check.

  The problem of the motherboard would be the worst case because this part is very expensive.

  However, if this problem has appeared since the first day of the purchase, I m wondering why this device has not been replaced in the past in terms of warranty.