Pavilion p6361fr - fan runs loud

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• Satellite C660 - 23 M - fan runs loudly every 5 seconds

  Hi all

  I bought my first PC Toshiba laptop * 3 days * ago and until this am pleasure other than the cooling fan runs loudly every * seconds * 5 for heaters * 13 seconds *.

  Even my old laptop has never done this in their entire years of use, I feel that something must be wrong.

  Is the laptop faulty? and I would stay there until the failure is caused and my warranty runs out?

  Or y at - it an easy fix? (fingers crossed)

  I use the laptop for a fairly long period of time but do it on a carpet of cooling at all times which is not help.

  Thank you very much
  Adam

  Try it please change the settings of cooling method.

  Open the power settings for the management of the power supply you are using > change advanced power settings > Toshiba Power Saver Settings > cooling method > change two optimized battery options.

  It should reduce the activity of fan cooling.

  Please send comments.

• TouchSmart HP Envy 15 - fan runs loudly

  This morning, I needed to recharge my phone. As the laptop has resided on the ground, I lifted one side of the laptop until you find the power plug-in and accidentally slipped my hand. The height of drop is about a foot or less. Then I booted up my laptop, it ran for a few seconds and turns off. I started again and this time it works correctly. However, the fan runs loudly and he will not stop until I turn off my laptop. I guess the bit is as strong as the 2nd level of the fan. Does that mean something is wrong with my hardware/driver? Help, please. Thank you.

  This should help:

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

  Also:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01657439

• Fan runs louder every 2 minutes

  Hello

  Anyone have a problem with the fan? Because my fan going stronger for all 2 minutes like 20 to 30 seconds, if the volume is about 15% the fan is louder than the laptop. How can I solve this problem?

  Try it please change the options of cooling method in the power settings.
  Power management open you use > avancΘs > Toshiba saving settings > cooling method > use optimized battery option.

  After making this fan should work not so often and laptop will last much quieter. I use the same settings on my Tecra A11.

• Pavilion 500-046: fan runs loudly after BIOS update

  So I downloaded the BIOS and sends an update notifications HP wireless. Consumer Desktoop PC BIOS update HP (family ROM SSID ZAEO). After the restart, the fan on my PC very strong rotates every 30 seconds or so for about 15 seconds then turns off; sometimes even more frequently. It's never happened before. Anyway I can fix this or go back to the old BIOS or something?

  Then I opened my PC and went home with a feather duster and a vacuum. This ended the problem.

  Thanks for your help Dave.

• Yesterday, I did the 2016-002 security update and also updated Safari 9.1. My MacBook Pro was working fine before, but now fan runs loudly and Activity Monitor wrote in red "Safari Web content (not answer) with an impact energy of 99.8.» How to fix?

  trouble after Safari 9.1 update - noisy fan - warning of "Safari Web content (not responding)."

  Click the Apple, top left, and then select force quit, ForceQuit Safari in the list.

  Restart Safari.

• Satellite Pro M10 overheating and the fan runs loud

  I have a Satellite Pro M10 and when it is the fan on the power grid comes shortly after the start and makes a horrible noise - this has only started happening recently. I tried spraying compressed air (dust) to the air outlet and still have the same problem.

  Other postings say to clean the fan, but I don't know how to access it. I'm worried about overheating problems I work in Africa much of the time and the laptop is subject to hot temperatures.

  Hi Hannah,

  The easy way to clear the dust and debris from the cooling system is to use a vacuum cleaner hose placed on the admission air grids that are usually in the bottom of the laptop (covered by a grid). For maximum effect, I usually place a rag around the pipe to maximize the flow of air through the fans.

  This causes air suction through the radiator CPU the wrong way and ensures that all debris are not pulled into the heatsink, but are removed by fans. You can see a ball of down under the grates that you need to try to clear little by little.

  This technique will not void your warranty since no disassembly of the unit is necessary.

  Kind regards

• The fan runs loudly during startup.

  When I start my Mac in the morning after I turn it off the night before, the fan made a charge to rush sound for about 30 seconds.  It is a pulse sounds similar to the waves of the ocean coming in and out.  At the same time, it freezes sometimes for a few minutes, and then it started working correctly.  After that, it works normally.  I'm looking at a catastrophe delayed?

  Try resetting the SMC by iMac SMC and the PRAM reset

• the fan runs full speed at the beginning upward

  HP Pavilion p6-2037cb bought 19/01/12.  Windows 7.  There is no error message.

  When I turn on the computer after it has stopped all night the fan running at full speed.  This has happened several times in the first month.  The first time, he stopped himself after a few minutes.  Then I learned to stop it by restarting the computer simply.  It still works, but what was once happen one or two times a month, happened twice in two days then you worry I the problem worsens.

  It never happens when I use the computer because I don't do anything that requires a lot of cpu or causes a warm-up.  I just surf the web and send e-mail.  No games or videos or TV.

  If it's a problem of connection fan I would like to know the nearest repair service.  I would rather that ship it.  But I can't find a list of authorized warranty repair service center.  I followed the links on HP Support Assistant but got sent to a site that does not list the pavilions.

  I need to know why the fan runs full speed at first upward and where to repair close to where I live.

  Hello mpw101,

  It seems that there is some confusion about the products of your receipt and how he explained. I have passed your thread to appropriate to review team. Someone must be in contact with you shortly so that you can discuss your experience of HP customer care.

• 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.

• PC fan put Loud/fast

  Whenever I play a game, or even as a simple video on U Tube, my infographic makes a humming noise, it sounds like the fan runs really, really fast and its really hard to ignore the sound loud. other then that everything works well on my PC. I have a dell Inspiron 531 s, with AMD atahlon 64 x2dual core processor 5000 + 2.60 GHz, 2 GB RAM, 320 GB hard drive. anyone out there have this problem or knows something about this?

  Fans inside computers are smart and speed up when the temperature of the components rising.  Generally, it is the CPU but may be too graphic and possibly other devices chips as well.  When these processors are working hard, they produce a lot of heat and fans speed up the creation of noise.

  That's why they sell kits to change computers to use things like water cooling, passive cooling, refrigeration, etc.  In order to reduce the noise of the fans while keeping the freshness of processors.  But almost all standard computers has a fan, and according to the manufacturer, they can no longer strong when using it.

  If it's really hard, you may have a defective fan which must be replaced.  You will have to take in a computer store to make this happen.  Sometimes, they can use quieter fans and other if it's a big problem for you.

• 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

• 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

• 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?

• Mac Mini (mid-2010) fan running full speed

  I went on the hard drive of a few years for one SSD OEM and the fan runs all the time.  In my view, there is a connector on the card, which has no connection with it.

  I read that this occurs when the thermal sensor is not placed on the new hard drive.

  How many connection should be here soon out of the drive to connect to the map?

  How can I fix?

  TIA

  The original HD had a sensor taped to the road with adhesive tape double faces. You had to move the sensor to the new drive. Without the detector, the fan runs at full speed.

  What ha [[ERA of the sensor on your Mac?

  nsor.1670547 http://forums.macrumors.com/threads/Mid-2010-Mac-mini-with-Broken-HDD-Thermal-se

  https://www.iFixit.com/Guide/Mac+mini+mid+2010+hard+drive+cable+replacement/3171