VAIO T Series - much too loud CPU fan

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• Too loudly CPU fan speed

  Two days ago, the CPU fan runs too fast and VERY strong.  I removed the fan and blew dust on the cooling fins.  When I removed the heatsink and found no dust behind it does not solve the problem. Put all back together and it works still very strong.  There was also a type of sealant between the processor and the heat sink.  I don't know what it was and what I should use it.  I don't know if the gasket would make a difference.  I have a Pavillion e9250t running Windows 7.  Would appreciate any help.  I am semi qualified but don't have any diagnostic tools and of course I cannot simply order a part on a basis of trial and error.  I tried to see if I could get a new HP fan, but he is listed as available only from dealer.  I don't know what that means I bought the HP device so there is essentially no dealer.  HELP please.

  Hi, John:

  Yes, there are probably either something in your operating system, put such a load on your processor is it the cause of overheating, or the CPU temperature sensor has gone bad and he is sending false information to the fan to spin to the top.

  ... Or, it is possible that the motherboard has developed a problem too.

  Go to your tools system and watch the resource monitor and check activity on the use of the processor and memory usage. You will see a list of processes and how many resources they use.

  The material only easy thing you can try is to clear the CMOS and hope that, somehow, which resets the material.

  Here is how to do this.

  I always unplug the PC and press the power button to drain any residual power from the system first Board.

  Clear the CMOS settings

• Satellite A500-040 - too noisy CPU fan

  My CPU fan runs too fast and too loud. The fan speed is still 73 percent. Although I have not used all the programs, the CPU fan speed is always 73%. Never speed is made once it has reached 73%. Even the CPU temperature is about 35%.
  I tried to do as a result of the actions:
  It solves not 1 updating bios/drivers-
  2 changing settings of the power plan does not solve
  3 cleaning cooling module does not solve

  Can someone help me?

  Unfortunately there is not much you can do about it. Cooling fan is controlled automatically. I put t know which options have the power that you have changed, but please try to change the option for cooling method. You can find it in the advanced power options > Toshiba power Saver saver > cooling method.
  Use the optimized battery option. This should reduce the activity of fan cooling.

• Seem much too loud on speaker bt (Harman/Kardon Onyx Studio)

  Today, I noticed that I have this problem: https://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/Xperia-Z1-Compact/Bluetooth-volume-too-loud-volume-step-1-is-silent/t...

  but on my bt speakers.

  A fine when last tested a few days ago.

  My shouts of speaker Karbon Onyx of pain now, even at low volume (except 0 when his silence as in linked the problem above), while the sound on my sony mdr-as800BT seems fine. Have not tested in my car.

  I think I have all kind of problems with this phone (z3), this volume

  Hmm, at least I thought I did the morning when I noticed the problem, I wonder if I forgot to restart?

  Re-pair once again and after some time he worked as it should. Although first-time departure walkman oumayma pairing it was high volume, then somehow, it was ok next time.

  Thanks for your time

• Fan brand new Pavilion HPE h8-1120une System (case) is much too loud

  Hi all

  Just received delivery of the new Pavilion HPE PC.  Turned on the PC and the fan is way too noisy.  Applied just latest Bios Rev 7.12 and took a look in the Bios and can see the system fan speed is constantly running a little over 4000 rpm and the CPU turns fan I think a little over 2000 rpm, there are no adjustable parameters for the thermal options.

  The system fan is the noise, the power supply fan is not yet noticeable.

  Any ideas how to solve this problem would be much appretiated.  I'll try to call HP support tomorrow and see what they can do...

  Model No.: h8-1120une
  Product #: QU296AA #ABG
  Serial No.:
  Software update #: 11AP3MRW604 #SABG #DABG
  Service ID #: 060-212
  PCBRAND: HP

  Laptop HP ENVY 17-j005tx, HP ENVY 27 - k001a, HP ProLiant MicroServer Gen8 G2020T, HP MediaSmart EX495 Server tilt, HP MediaVault 2020, HP ENVY 120 AiO Printer

  This problem has been solved, solved by simply moving the PC in den where I wanted to put in place, and then he moved to my study! I have absolutely no idea why this has solved the problem. My guess is maybe the power cord or the video cable * HDMI) were not properly connected or the plug in the living room playing place... in the cher, is now resolved.

• Satellite R630-155 - fan is too loud and SSD update

  I am the owner of a Toshiba Satellite R630-155 (Core i5-480). My problems are:

  1. the fan is too loud and never stops. In normal operation (navigation and General Office work) there is a constant high pitch noise which is audible three to four meters in a desktop - high load environment, you just can't take it anymore! The fan never stops... even when you do nothing...

  2. the heat is a big problem. The bottom of the laptop is overheated constantly and I have to place on my desk so that the lower left corner is outside the table, so it can breathe fresh air from below - otherwise, the temperature rises and the (noisy) fan is unable to follow. When I work with the laptop sitting on a couch, I place a thick book between the laptop and my legs. The book must be thick (more than one inch) with hard covers, otherwise the heat going through the book!

  3. last (but not least, I will mention the biggest problems here) that's the problem with the installation of the SSD. I bought a used Corsair F80 (80 GB SSD) from a friend, but I was unable to use it with the Toshiba - BIOS not detect the disc. I tried to install all the latest updates for portable and SSDS but I had no success. Then I put the disc and I bought a brand new Zalman 128 GB SSD (SSD0128N1 Sandforce) but I had exactly the same problem. I contacted my local support Toshiba and after much conversation, the only answer I got is that the laptop is not compatible with these SSDS, and it is acceptable by Toshiba and not their problem. They told me that if I need an SSD upgrade I cannot go for the Toshiba SSD that is installed on the portege series, which is sold by Toshiba for a ridiculously expensive price - about $500 for 128 GB. I contacted the European support center and I got the same exact answer. I searched the Internet and found someone else with exactly the same problem with a Corsair 128 GB SSD - he concluded that the laptop detects the SSD after ten to twenty resets. I tried and it was true - after a lot of restarts the detected disk Zalman laptop and I was able to successfully install Windows 7, but the process is unacceptable. Also the drive is rated by the sites official at the speed of an OCZ Vertex 2 128 GB (and a little better), but when I ran a cue point in the Toshiba, the results I got were less than half of the advertised speed. Same reference in another machine of the same disc, resulted in the announced speeds.

  Shame for Toshiba...-beautiful design and portability, but all the rest is a big flaw. Their support in non-existent and they do not appreciate their customers. According to me, they stole my money and I will never buy a Toshiba laptop again.

  Sorry for the big message, but I need, I warn potential customers. Can anyone help me with any of these problems? You also have the same problems?

  To follow...

  Hey Buddy,

  With regard to the issue of fan and the heat: you did it BIOS update? A friend told Satellite R630 too and he told me that the fan with the new BIOS version 2.10 activity is reduced. In addition, the laptop is colder than before so I recommend to install this update. You can download the update of the BIOS here:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

  But before you start the update of the BIOS, you should consider the following tips:
  -Run update as an administrator only
  -Unzip all files from zip archive before launching the update file
  -Close all running programs as the antivirus and firewall
  -Make sure the battery is fully charged

  With regard to the SSD it s still a little complicated to install 3rd party products and no one can guarantee that these parts would not work. You're always on the side safely with original spare parts from Toshiba.

  All you can do is to install the new firmware for SSDS and hope that it works, but who knows maybe the BIOS update will help you also in this case ;)

• Pavilion 15-p253nh: HP Pavilion laptop fan is too loud

  Hello!

  I have a laptop HP Pavilion with Windows 10 64-bit 15-p253nh and its fan is too loud. I bought the laptop 3 months ago and it was not noisy at the time. It does not seem to reduce the speed of the fan even in idle. I used to hear nothing by reading an article on the web. I wanted to check the speed of the fan, but I couldn't.

  I used all the programs I found like SpeedFan, HWMonitor, HWInfo, but none of them contained the fan speed. How could it be possible? How could I find it speed (RPM)? I think that maybe they can't recognize the fan for some reason any.

  I put it in mode 'Sleep' with no chance either.

  I also tried to put 'Political system cooling' 'Passive', nothing has changed.

  I looks like after that I turned on the laptop the fan is set to a level and it remains there. The only way to change it (upward) is to use resources demanding programs.

  According to HWInfo, CPU temperatures are roughly between 35 and 45 celsius, so it does not overheat.

  All the drivers are up to date.

  Thanks in advance

  Coli777

  Hi @Coli777

  Please use the following link to create yourself a file number, then call and it can help to expedite the appeal process:

  Step 1. Open the link: www.hp.com/contacthp/
  Step 2. Enter the product number or select Auto detection
  Step 3. Scroll up to "still need help? Fill out the form to select your contact options.
  Step 4. Scroll down and click on: contact HP options - click Get phone number

  File number and phone number are displayed.

  They will be happy to help you immediately. By clicking on the Thumbs Up below, you can say thank you! Thank you.

• Satellite A300-1DB CPU Fan is boring, too strong

  Hi all

  I bought a Toshiba Satellite A300-1DB today in a German (580 euros) and I really like the design of laptops and performance, but there is a big problem I can not bear more (and I used it only for 2 hours).

  The CPU fan on the left side of the laptop is annoyning Yes: even if I keep the laptop idle (CPU activity is very low, just under 10% and 1 GB of ram used), the CPU fan is really really strong spinning for a minute.

  After that there is silence, a great silence... for 2 minutes. And then the whole process starts over and over again. Just cold air comes out.

  It's make me crazy, that the CPU in the idle mode fan is stronger than my other Satellite A210 - 106 Turion X 2-52 L with full activity of the CPU. I wish to have a CPU fan that keeps spinning in a low sound.

  Do you have ideas about how to control the fan?
  Otherwise I try to replace it with another laptop (I hope they allow that, unfortunately, it is not an Internet shop where you can send it back up to 14 days)

  Kind regards
  Dieter

  I managed it successfully using balanced power management and using battery optimized for cooling method option. This setting you will find, under advanced power settings > Toshiba Power Saver utility.

• Noise of Dell Studio XPS 9100 CPU fan failure CPU fan

  My Dell Studio XPS 9100 did a loud intermittent noise for a few months and then last week I got a CPU fan fault message while booting. I blew all the dust from the fan and I always get the CPU fan failure message. I finally got the system starts by placing a small fan blowing air into the funnel will CPU/processor fan.

  Alas, my warranty expired 2 weeks ago. I'm kicking myself contacting technical support a few months ago, when the problem started.

  I need to replace the fan. What parts need me, and where can I get them?

  Thanks much for the reply.

  Thank you. After being tossed a little I transferred to the sales and ordered a new CPU fan for a cost total which includes shipping and taxes of $42.25. Too bad it wasn't 2 weeks ago, then she would have been free.

  The seller said that I would not need thermal paste. Is this correct?

  Best regards

  Them

• Satellite L670 cpu fan noise

  As I sit in front of my new laptop L670, from the left end of the keyboard comes up and down a whirring frequent sound that I'm pretty sure is the CPU fan
  (not HD).
  What is too much? I find it disturbing. There is no sound from my old Toshiba 1 year. The room temperature is a constant 20degrees, so it is not overheating.
  And does so even when sitting idle with just the screen Windows7 IE no software activity going on at all.

  I'm worried that this is a faulty computer. It is old (for me) - 2 days, purchased new. Still able to resume.

  Grateful for any thoughts.

  L

  Hello

  I put t know how I can you use your laptop, but for normal use I recommend to use the balanced power plan. Enter the advanced power settings for the management of the balanced diet and open Toshiba power saver.
  You will find options for cooling method.
  Set to optimized battery.

  This should reduce the activity of fan cooling.
  Please test.

• HP Pavilion DV6: at startup BIOS showing CPU fan has stopped working, but I checked the fan is in good condition

  Hello

  I bought my HP Pavilion dv6 laptop 2011 as it starts a is overheating, freezing windows with noisy fan sound etc... but now, on information in BIOS boot indicating that the CPU fan has stopped working so immediately, I checked that I couldn't hear any noise from fan and no symptoms as fan works so I disassembled my laptop and removed CPU cooler fan only. Simply with the help of the battery, I checked the CPU fan it is running perfectly alone. but it does not work with the laptop.

  Please help me and guide what is the cause of this problem and how to solve this problem.

  Gassab

  HI @Kartic

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  This is a fantastic place to find answers and suggestions!
  You have the best experience in the HP forum, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the HP Forums Learn how Post and more

  How can I find my model number or product number?

  I understand that since you had the laptop he had an overheating problem with a loud fan noise that causes freeze it.

  Recently, you have received the message that the CPU fan has stopped working and you couldn't hear the rotation of the fan to the top.

  You have removed the fan and checked, but the fan works.  It is possible that the connection was not safe in Notepad.

  Here is a link to an overheating and Auto Shutdown problem troubleshooting.

  Have you checked for an update of the bios of your laptop. You have provided the series of laptop you have, but not the exact model, so I'm not able to check it for you.

  You can run the Wizard to help HPin order to facilitate this process.

  Like a bios update has the potential to cause damage, you can contact HP technical support using this procedure.

  Please contact our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click on the link below to get a number of assistance for your region.

  World wide phone holder

  Here is a link to the guide to maintenance and Service Guide HP Pavilion dv6000 Notebook PC for your laptop.

  You can replace the thermal paste on the processor. Here is a link to a YouTube video on this process.

  How to apply thermal paste

  Good luck!

• 850 - 009na M1Z34EA #ABU: CPU fan for the 850-009na feel like Phoenix does not turn down after the power - on self test unless the BIOS is entered

  Hello

  I have posted responses to other posts on this topic, but thought I'd start a new thread to gather my conclusions. I'm sorry for a trial

  This PC is virtually brand new (only a few weeks now) and otherwise perform exceptionally.

  Basically, if the machine is disconnected from the power grid (i.e. the power is off at the plug or the power cord removed), when the machine is supplied then the CPU fan turns over 2000 rpm and stays there. All the other PC that I do this too, but the fan will slow down after turning upward. I know that this is done as part of the POST to check that the fan is running.

  If I go into any installation of seed, start-up or BIOS for example (i.e. by pressing ESC or F10 etc.), the fan will slow down immediately up to 700 rpm. It will stay like that until the next time the machine is started against the cold. If I shut down the PC - watch or stop - but do not cut the power supply, then the next time the machine is started, the fan is still about 700 rpm. It is not to turn up to 2 k + RPM when lit.

  As soon as I unplug, then the next time the PC boots, it will turn to the top and I have to repeat steps - off, boot, enter the BIOS, exit and continue. It is something to do with the cold start.

  Note that I don't have to do anything in the start menu - I for example go to the BIOS settings, exit without saving the changes, and the fan will still slow. It's going in the boot sector that slows down the fan.

  When the PC started out-of-the-box, I opted for the upgrade to Windows 10 during installation. I have read in various places that people had experienced after the upgrade, so I reset the machine to factory settings (Win 8.1) and have not upgraded, but the problem persisted. However convinces me that Windows 10 has been removed completely, as when I went to restore the backup image (i.e. dating back to what I had before the factory reset) there are references to 10 Windows (for example, it says 'Continue to Windows 10' as well as various food options). I do not understand UEFI so I don't know if that was involved.

  I tried to change the power plan options "Processor power management-> cooling system strategy" on the liabilities side, but no joy there.

  I think that the fan and sensors work, based on the findings below. These readings of temp and fan are taken from AIDA64

  After starting cold (current was cut, without entering the BIOS), machine runs dry without load

  

  Exactly the same thing--starting in cold, but go in the BIOS, do nothing and continue. Once again, no load

  

  This is after power off and resarting, but to let the PC network

  

  After the above, I used Prime95 to put the CPU support (use of 95-100%), and after an hour, the readings are:

  

  Note that even so, the fan was not particularly strong, but it's at 2222 rpm as in the first reading.

  If I play at 4K (the whole point of the PC ) the CPU so far got very warm, the GPU is but his fan turns up as planned.

  In conclusion, it seems that the POST has a problem because it does not slow down the fan after the test.

  I can live with let the machine always plugged into the sector (for example, most of the time) and I guess that's what most people do, but I would like to know what the problem is (for example if it's really something 10 Windows, or a bug in the BIOS/UEFI)

  Thank you very much!

  John

  Explain you a lot of people who maybe have returned their system immediately because of this? Others might judge normal sound. Not irritable average is not coming here to complain. Others might judge her so little. They simply don't like. You will never convince me that is not a BIOS problem. As the problem resolves itself when you enter manually each time. It can be reproduced every time.

• Where to buy for my Satellite Pro P300 CPU fan?

  Hello

  I noticed some not very good sound from my cpu fan, as well as my 17 "laptop overheating.
  I decided it was time to replace the cpu - model KSB0505HA fan

  Now I wonder where I can buy a new fan for this model?
  I found a site in New Zealand, but the fan is for the P305 series, and I'm not sure if it would be compatible with my laptop.

  Could someone advise me on where I can get a new fan of cpu for this series?

  Thank you ~.

  In order to ensure:
  I'm looking for one in my country - the New Zealand!

  Added that the search for a New Zealand

  P305 is probably model proposed in US, but it must be the same as P300 in Europe or in THE so I think it should be good.

  I put t know where you can order it, but try to use Google and check if you can find a store online in AU where you can order.

  I can also imagine that you can order by the nearest Toshiba authorized service provider. Call and ask.

• Portege R700 - high CPU fan noise

  Hello

  I own the Canadian version of the Portege R700, called Tecra R700 (PT319C-00E002).
  The CPU fan always runs between 43 percent and 51 percent (regardless of the mode of selected frequency), which makes the noisy computer - too noisy to be used comfortably, too noisy to be used at meetings of air-conditioned silent.

  The fan seems to be controlled by the BIOS, as well as applications such as SpeedFan are unnecessary. Is there a way to fix this?

  Kind regards.

  Hi dernierrecours,

  > CPU fan always running between 43 percent and 51 percent (regardless of the selected frequency mode)
  This means that the fan runs always at the same level regardless cooling method that you can choose in Windows power management?

  Well, have you tried updating the BIOS? The latest version is installed?
  Check out the Toshiba page for an update.

• M30X series - extremely low speed CPU

  Hello

  My Toshiba Satellite M30X series: 1.6 MHz CPU; 512 SD RAM. 60GB HD; Windows XP Professional SP2
  The problem is that: the laptop computer has become too slow and it takes about 12 minutes to start Windows.

  He shows me the CPU speed to * 221 MHz * when he was supposed to be in 1, 6 GHz.

  In the properties of the system, it appears that:
  System:
  Microsoft Windows XP Professional
  Version 2002 Service Pack 2
  Registration date to:
  Name1
  Name2
  5XXXX-6XX-07XXXXX-2XXXX
  Computer:
  Intel (r) Pentium (r) M
  Processor clocked at 1.60 GHz
  * 221 MHz, 512 MB RAM *.

  The result of executing the command systeminfo at the command prompt is that:
  .....
  System type: X 86-based PC
  Processor (s): 1 processor installed.
  [01]: x 86 family 6 Model 13 Stepping 6 GenuineIntel ~ * 221 Mhz *.
  BIOS version: TOSCPL - 6040000
  ....

  Could someone help me, please?

  Check what power options are selected. For the test just choose ' Always on ', reboot and see if the CPU information has changed. Maybe you can try to search the Intel speedstep option in the BIOS and disable it.

  This is normally to reduce the speed of the processor if the laptop works with the battery to power without danger.