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

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  I've had my laptop for a few years, and for about a week now when I first turn on the fan runs at full speed. I restart the computer immediately and fun runs normally. I suspect overheating or dust problems since it works at full speed as soon as it is powered but not after a reboot. I left at full speed for a long time to see what is happening - I is not too annoying. I usually restart immediately.

  These laptops have the sensors of dew or something? I guess the House is cooler just now.
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  Ritchie.

  Hello

  I doubt the s sensor issue or something like that
  Cooling modules are controlled by the BIOS. The fan table that contains all the details about the features of the cooling module is stored in the BIOS and I recommend the default BIOS settings first

  So, start the laptop, press F2 and access the BIOS.
  Press F9 to get the BIOS default settings, and then save the changes and exit the BIOS.
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  May I ask which graphics drivers are you using?
  If you n t use the original graphic driver on the site of Toshiba and the laptop can starts overheating. Non - Toshiba GPU led don t support protection against overheating as the drivers of Toshiba! If the temperature of the GPU would rise to a higher level, then the pilot would diminish GPU performance to reduce the heat.
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  I've upgraded the BIOS of 1.20 to 1.40 and my computer started to automatically restart after a few minutes. the fan continues to run at high speed all the time

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  The fact is: at the time I push the power button on my Acer Aspire V3 - 771 G, starts the fan rotating at high speed, making a horrible noise.

  I have this laptop for 3 years now and this problem is only 5 days ago.

  I did nothing to do except clean the fan with a compressor of air (by ventilation, without desasembling the pc).

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  = CARE COMPUTER =.

  OS: Windows 7 (64 bit)

  Processor: Intel Core I7 - 3632GM

  Graphics card: Nvidia GeForce 710 M

  With the help of these tools: MalwareBytes Anti - Malware, CCleaner Premium

  = CARE COMPUTER =.

  Hi again once this has resolved itself. Spinning crazy fan either but it's not broken. I'll buy a laptop cooler to fix overheating.