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• IdeaPad Flex 2 - 14 d: constantly running at high speed of the fan: 8.1 Windows

  Hello.

  I have a Flex 2 - 14 d running Windows 8.1 Ideapad and real pilots.

  The fan runs constantly at high speed.

  So I have no complaint about overheating, but instead, I have to complain about is cold knees.

  Y at - it a possibility to adjust the fan speed?

  Best regards

  Eleichstetten

  I have Flex 2-15 and suffered from the same problem. By trial and error, I found that (although not documented) a specific version of the TPFanControl (http://www.staff.uni-marburg.de/~schmitzr/tpfc.html) does not work with my laptop. Opt for the 0.62e version. It is a cool utility, has several conditions of default security in standard BIOS procedures if something is still wrong. Temperature to the fan speed mappings are user adjustible, so you must refine your laptop (default values are designed for Edge E520, so don't not necesserily ideal).

  A HUGE relief!

• Fan runs continuously at a higher speed

  I have a HP laptop. This problem started a little over a month ago: the fan started to run constantly at high speed and I was afraid that my LT was overheating so I went online to find solutions and the offered was "cleaning". I blow the air frequently, because I have a dog. So without taking it apart, I think it's relatively clean.

  After 'cleaning' didn't solve the problem, I have blocked some programs (many) start with the startup of the computer. That worked wonders. Not only the fan seems to 'calm down', but picked up speed and freezing (flash plugin AHHHHH drive) until reduced to a minimum.

  Now, he resumed running continuously and at high speed. I went to check and make sure that the start menu had not changed. It seems still good. When I run the Task Manager, it will display an application that is running, but 20 to 30 processes and services from 50 to 60. I have maturities adjust this number if I knew which ones it was safe to stop. I tried Googling some of them, but could not understand what is needed and what is sure to stop and exactly how to do it.

  Any thoughts?

  M

  Rather than guess about potential overheating, download a program to monitor material as one of the following conditions:

  SpeedFan

  HWMonitor

  Core Temp

  As much as that processes and services 'need' to be executed, you essentially already do the correct thing - searches on the names online.  If there are specific processes or services that you wish to get more information, provide the names and maybe someone here will have some tips (without guarantee).

  You can also right click on one during the process in the Manager of tasks and select Properties.  The location of the file (under the general tab) and information on the Details tab can provide clues about what made the process.

• I have 4 GB of RAM, but when my i play any game, my CPU fan runs at high speed and my system gets shut down within minutes.

  I have 4 GB of RAM, but when my i play any game for example NFS most wanted, my CPU fan runs at high speed and my system gets shut down within minutes. Help me solve this problem

  If you overclocked?  If so, cancel that.  If the games you play are poorly written, it is not that you can do about it.  If you have not cleaned the dust and lint from your computer within a certain time, you should do that because it accumulates and causes overheating.  For desktop computers, remove the cover and carefully use compressed gas to blow off the dust, especially around the fins in the processor heat sink and air ducts.  For a laptop, I'll ring gas compressed through the ventilation openings.

  Good luck.

• S50 satellite - B 15 P - Fans running at high speed and system crash

  Hello

  I have a new SATELLITE S50 - B 15, i7-5500U, 8 GB Ram, SSD etc., IV and v have some problems with it.

  for unknown reasons the CPU fan starts to operate at high speed, even if the temperature of the CPU hit is not 35%.
  It also froze about 10 times since I got it (April this year).

  The only way to make it work again would be me to hold the power button down until stop and start it back up.
  Once launched upward there is no mention of potential problems in the newspapers of events other than the forced closure.

  I just wanted to know if anyone else has experienced problems?

  Thank you

  Chris

  The only way to make it work again would be me to hold the power button down until stop and start it back up.

  Forcing order restores the fan activity and performance?
  Hmm it sounds like there must be some sort of system emits probably the bottom of some process locks the CPU and therefore increases the activity of the fan.

  You could start the the Task Manager and in the process tab, you will find all background applications that would appeal to the CPU.
  Click the CPU column to display all the processes of loading the CPU.

  However, you can also try to change the option of cooling method that is available in Windows Advanced Power options.
  Go to control panel → power options.
  Click here on the power plan that is currently in use.
  Then click on advanced power options and access the cooling method.
  Here you can change it from active to passive.

  

  In addition, you can decrease the status of CPU max at 90-05%

  

• Satellite A100 - the fan runs at high speed after idle standby

  Hello

  My laptop is Satellite A100-912.

  The problem is when I suspend it for more the a few minutes when the fan is running at high speed. This occurs on both Windows XP and Linux GNU. When the temperature of the two nuclei will more then 51 degrees C fan slows down and begins to work as expected. Suspended for a short time (about a minute or two) the fan speed is OK.

  I've updated to the latest version of the BIOS.

  Hello

  What version of BIOS you have installed? Has recently been the machine in for repair? A few interesting facts where I need some information to help you...
  By the way: is your machine still in warranty?

  Welcome them

• New z500 - fan runs at high speed on startup

  Hello

  I just bought a new Ideapad, a MBYP9GE Z500, that I got no windows, when I turn on the laptop it works in the BIOS. The problem I have is that the fan starts in high speed immediately and it is very noisy at start up. Is this normal? I want to say how is possible that the fan is noisy so if I am not under what whether intensive? Maybe it's because I have not installed yet any system? Or is it my laptop malfunction?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hi neokenchi,

  Thank you for your response. Yesterday, I installed Windows 7 and the appropriate drivers, that solved the problem. The fan runs at high speed before installing a system was apparently the default heat setting, as you suggested.

  Thanks again!

• HP dx2000MT: why fan runs on high speed

  Hello, the fan in this machine works sometimes at high speed, can someone tell me why or what I can do to stop this please?

  The most common cause of a computer running at max speed fan is a processor overheating.

  This can be caused by:

  -Extended heavy load on the processor.

  -Malware can cause this.

  -If you use many programs at the same time as background tasks, who will do as well.

  -Dirty/dusty in the computer heat sinks.

  -Malfunctioning components from the motherboard.

  -Bad placement of the computer.

  -Desktop computers should be placed where they receive lots of air circulation.

  -They should also be placed away from heater vents / air conditioning floor. AC vents may be tempting to cool the machine but will cause condensation and destroy it.

  -Observe the fresh air intakes where on the computer. Generally low and/or front of the chassis. If there is a substantive contribution, move the unit out of the carpet and on a hard surface.

  -Do not keep the Tower in a small enclosed space. Computer Cabinet should never have the door closed with the runinng machine.

  -If it was a laptop, you also to maintain it on a soft surface such as beds and prefer to use it on a desk, or on the binder or other similar when surface into the fold.

  -Vista-era of HP computers are completely garbage as well. (Sorry HP, but it's true). Watch by substituting a newer computer. The new HP machines are not nearly as terrible as those made when Vista was released.

  -Hydranix

• HP 8510W boot not until the cool, the fan runs at high speed

  I did a little research but didn't really much other than dust cleaning. I did this, even removed the fan and the heat sink.

  Operating system: 32-bit Win7

  Early days of cold, boots upwards, normally, the fan turns at slow speed. CPUID Hardware Monitor shows all the time in the range 30 c - 60 c. From a web browser will cause the fan to spped, finally at full throttle, CPUID HW Monitor says:

  TZ2_ up to 90 C

  TZ5_ up to 100 C

  Remote1 up to 90 C

  Other times remain in the range of 30 c - 60 c

  The task manager's performance tab shows 1%-3% CPU, 30-40% consumption of Mem.

  Close all does not help, time remain high and the fan continues to run at high speed. Reset does not succeed, it will cut down, try to restart and stop again. Finally, it will sometimes get a screen where Windows thinks it could not start and wants to fix/reinstall the files, or go back to a restore point. If to cool for 10 to 15 minutes, it will start normally with the low fan speed until something starts to run (CPUID HW Monitor and Task Manager do not cause the fan speed).

  So nobody knows what TZ2_, the TZ5_ and the Remote1 map 30 5 8510W mother? Is this a real plus temp likely situation, ot possibly a problem with bios/driver not reading sensor properly?

  Well well, so far, no response, but I seem to have solved the problem. I tried reverting heatsink composed of all chips connected to the conduct of heat with no improvement. By checking things right after a stop, I noticed that the graphics chip was too hot to the touch even with the new complex. This meant that it was not the heat pipe.

  Ordered a used one from eBay, put it in and now it's stay nice and cool, not more than 60 C.

  The part number for the heat pipe is 452227-001.

• Lenovo Z500 fan only runs on high speed

  Hello.

  Recently, I removed the lid of my laptop to clean my fan and to change the thermal paste on the proc and video. But when I replaced everything back and booted up the laptop, my fan only works on speed continuously. No rattling, it works just like my proc is very responsible, but no hot wind, cold. I checked the temperature in the Speedfan program and everything seems to be ok, but I noticed that there is no fan detected. Same thing, I saw in Everest. I tried to watch BIOS, but there is nothing in the fan or temperature associated (I change my bios there is a moment so my F1 - F12 keys would swap with FN keys). And also, in the management of energy, I tried to remove the dust, but just ran fan as it removes dust every time, none of the changes, same high speed. I tried Driver Pack Solution, no results on the fan. Everything went very well before I cleaned it, I was just trying to make my computer train less.

  Please help me, thanks in advance.

  Alright, removed the lid once more and discovered that the fan wires melted because of the heat the tubes that will proc and the video, so the wire that controls the speed of the fan has been disconnected. Anyway, case closed, just need a new fan, will not appear anywhere it's for sale, but that is another issue for another day.

• is it possible to install USB HIGH SPEED HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER to ONE OF MY USB PORTS to RUN MY CAM AND webcam

  I have Dell Optiplex gx 150 intel pentium 111. Windows xp pro service pack 3. I get a baloon saying there is no port high flow installed on my pc, now I need material or the right drivers to make it work properly. ICAN get my cam digital to work, but I get the ball, saying that I have to install the drivers of controllers host high speed to do my camera to work faster. Now the webcam does not light but I do not get a pic and it gets the same ball to get a host controller driver high speed to make it work right. So I need a piece of hardware or just the drivers on my very old but the pc work great. Please try to answer this question in advance.

  Hello

  You can update the drivers for this chipset. Contact the manufacturer of the computer and check.
  Also, check the link below:
  Support USB 2.0 in Windows XP: finally high speed
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/learnmore/jones_02august05.mspx

  I hope this helps.

• Portege Z30 16 GB with high speed Port Replicator III and two monitors - resolution

  I have a Portege Z30 with 16 GB of Ram, connected to a Toshiba high speed Port Replicator III which is connected to two monitors running in mode extended.

  The monitor attached to the first section of the video is 1920 x 1200 running.
  However the second monitor is only show support for a maximum of 1280 x 1084.

  The monitors are identical, and both are connected by DisplayPort cables.

  I tried to lower the resolution and save the settings on the first monitor to see if it offered options on the second monitor, but the options remained the same.

  At this point, I have narrowed down to 1280 x 1024 so that it conforms to all the monitors but would like to a plus-res solution.

  Does anyone know if there is a fix/work-around for this?
  If this is a hardware limitation, has anyone tried a USB 3 to DisplayPort adapter in a similar configuration?

  Thank you!

  At the same time using two displayports?
  I wonder how it is possible, because of my knowledge it is not possible... as far as I know the Port Replicator III supports two DisplayPorts but you could choose and use one of them...

  In any case, you can use both with a lower resolution, I guess that this problem can be caused due to incompatible display drivers.
  I suggest you to uninstall reinstall or update the display drivers and check if it helps

• HP Z820 workstation: Z820 HP does start, fans at high speed, no BIOS, no signal in the monitor.

  Hello world

  My listing of workstation: HP Z820, Dual Xeon E5-2687W @ 3.1 - 3, 8 GHz, graphic card Nvidia quadro K5000, 64 GB RAM, 2 x 500 GB HARD drive.
  The workstation is still under warranty.

  They arrived after upgrade to Windows 10 (from 8.1 to Windows) and put such BIOS updated as recommended by HP support Assistant.

  I was on the process to refresh the 10 Windows , then the system automatically tried rebooting to complete the update, but he never did it again! and then the fans running at full speed. After waiting for 2-3 minutes, I had to hold the power button to turn off the computer.

  After waiting for about 10 minutes, I tried to start the computer, but the same thing happened: you press the button power and then after about a minute , fans rotating at high speed, no signal, no BIOS, no noise, no power in the keyboard or mouse, the blue LED light to the rear.

  So I let the computer without power for 7 hours... (The power cable is disconnected).

  At 11:00: reconnected the power cable (HDD and DVD ROM are DISCONNECTED) and tried to start but the same thing happened.

  Now, I'm on google to find a solution:

  1. power? (Have not yet been tested food.)
  2 motherboard? No damage to the capacitors or anything else.
  3 reset the BIOS/CMOS? (Power disconnected cable) Removed the battery and put it back it, held the CMOS button for 5 seconds.
  4 graphics card? Replaced the K5000 Quadro with a Quadro 4000.
  5. exercise of the power of the system? held the power button with the power cord unplugged for 30 seconds.

  None of the above solves the problem but now when you press the power button / the fans start to run at high speed immediately! This got worse?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  The problem is a faulty motherboard and it was replaced under warranty.

• High speed continuous measurement of encoder with sampling frequency of 1 kHz

  I am able at all times the position of a linear encoder using a PCI-6602 counter card, and I need to know how to set up so that the counter rotating at high speed, but the data is inserted into the buffer at a frequency of 1 kHz.  I am able suddenly to a hydraulic cylinder, and I am not concerned about the event recording to high frequency except to the extent where they throw off the number considerably if the equipment does not run fast enough to detect all the impulses of the encoder.

  Now, I think is that the external sample clock signal control (routed internal pulse output counter) time rate whereby the equipment detects the impulses of the encoder and the rate at which it inserts data into the buffer.  With a pulse 100 per inch encoder and a sampling frequency of 1 kHz, the extended final position of the cylinder is turned off by +/-0.15 inches, which is unacceptable.

  I need calculate a speed of this information, so I prefer not to use software timed sampling to control this (it's more difficult programming for other reasons as well - several asynchronous measures).  Any ideas on how to configure the hardware to count faster than the speed at which she inserts counties in the buffer?

  OK, you're clearly on the right track here, so I will focus on some details.

  1. How do you know that the +/-0.15 "differences are * measurement error rather than * error of movement?  Why wouldn't be an accurate measure and a proposal which can vary slightly from the nominal value?

  2. I wonder some all electric noise and defects that may produce false edges.  The fact that the behavior was better by using a sampling rate limited (200 kHz) in the digital inputs may be that some of these flaws were so short that they were never captured.

  I did a ton of work with the Commission to 6602 encoder and I can certainly confirm that count equipment is sensitive to the edges in a few tens of MHz.  (I know its 80 MHz for edge counting, but I think I remember that it can be of the order of 20 to 40 MHz to accommodate the time of signal propagation extra of the quadrature decoding circuit).

  A small point of clarification.  You're talking about the speed at which the meter "works to.  The value of count is a register whose value is changed completely by the circuit, * independent * of the sampling frequency.  If you enjoy with material-clocked County in memory buffer or interrogation of software without buffer not a bit for circuits that increments / decrements the value of the counter register.  (In other words, I am completely convinced that you would get commensurate with position end even if you took only 1 sample software-polled after the end of the move instead of sampling at 1 kHz all the way through.)

  So, if the value of the counter is disabled, it is because the circuit detects producers of County of the edges that shouldn't be there.  Something you can try is to set up digital debounce filter for input lines of the PFI corresponding to the encoder Source inputs and to the.

  -Kevin P.

• What is the best way to read data series high speed?

  My goal is to read 14 bytes of binary data of an instrument on the serial RS232 (460800 baud) to 2000 Hz. I didn't get a card series high speed again so I am currently using the standard serial port (115200 baud) and reading at 400 Hz I have configure the port series, empty the buffer, and then enter a while loop to read incoming data. I have a visa 14 bytes read by interation seconds 0.0025 (400 Hz). However it seems that the sensor is spewing data faster that labview can read because the bytes are accumilating in the port. After some time the buffer fills and the program fails.

  Is there a better way to do it?

  Would it not be better to read the larger quantities of data less often, for example as 1400 bytes every 0.25 seconds?

  Thank you

  Hello

  I think it would be good to read several points in a loop, and keep the loop less than 1000 Hz.  I found in the past, have something to run faster than about 10ms tends to fall down when windows loses interest in the process.  So yes, choose the slower you can get away with reading samples - for example to read every 10ms and read 20 samples every time. You should be able to configure your serial port in order to buffer the samples that I guess.

  Also and the issue of windows - if you use a loop "timed" instead of a while loop, so you can force it to an integer value including the ms.  You can also assign a dedicated processor and set the priority to 100, which means that it is less likely to elapse and decide to scan your hard drive for viruses or consult your account e-mail or what he does when he's bored with your program.  Also it "' tells you if the loop has taken longer that planned to run - you can use this to help iron out bugs etc. - report and/or to the user if you missed a few samples.

  http://zone.NI.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361H-01/Glang/timed_loop/

  JP