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

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• Satellite R630 - fan runs all the time

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  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!

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  Post edited by: ADMIN

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• Satellite Pro P200-15W: update according to BIOS 1.9 fans walk all the time

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  Post edited by: cannboys

  Hello

  It seems that the picture of the fan was changed and renewed in the new version of BIOS, and so fans run fall.
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  Well, usually something like this is necessary to improve the reduction of the internal temperature while the CPU and GPU are running with maximum performance.
  This helps to prevent the equipment from damage!

  > would like to "Uninstall" the update of the BIOS if possible. I found this link that explains the running restore CD. If I run this CD, which will certainly restore the BIOS to the previous version?
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