A Fan Is Not Operating Correctly Hp Desktop
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Posted 26 December 2022 - 10:54 PM
When I startup my Windows 10 laptop I get the erroneousness message below, which says that the system has detected that a cooling fan is not in operation aright, not sure wherefore the chilling fan would constitute unsatisfactory as I birth alone had this laptop computer. I don't have another laptop or computing machine I can employment, so any help is gratifying!
Laptop make/mode: HP Notebook computer - 17-ca0096nr
Product # 5YH50UA#ABA
Windows Version: Windows 10 Favoring 20H2 (OS Build: 19042.685)
Error that is being displayed:
The system has perceived that a cooling system fan is not operating correctly.
Continued functioning is non reccomended and may make unpredicatable behavior that could result in random shutdown, data loss or possbile system damage.
The system bequeath shutdown in 15 seconds. To prevent closing and cover operation, press the Inscribe key now.
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ENTER - Go forward Startup
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Edited away BeachGuyCasey31, 26 Dec 2022 - 10:55 PM.
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Posted 27 December 2022 - 12:02 AM
That is my least liked CPU in the world! how does it run for you?
From what I see this Error just means that the fan and operating theater heatsink inevitably cleaning. Your in luck, as the system board don't necessitate to come off. IT should be pretty unambiguous for you to remove and clean. Some here will advise putt new thermal paste happening as well while you're in there, and I reckon that is a good idea especially if it was overheating. Test it once you are done merely with the bottom off, so if it Don River't add up on you can order a new one before reassembling. I would bring up it a couple of times just to make sure.
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Edited by pcpunk, 27 December 2022 - 12:04 AM.
If I Don River't reply right away it's because I'm waiting for Windows 10 to Update.
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Posted 27 Dec 2022 - 02:13 AM
That is my to the lowest degree liked Mainframe in the world! how does it run you?
From what I see this Error just means that the fan and or heatsink needs cleaning. Your in luck, every bit the scheme board don't need to come off. Information technology should be pretty straightforward for you to remove and water-washed. Some here will suggest putting new hot paste happening too while you're in in that respect, and I think that is a good theme especially if it was overheating. Test it once you are done but with the merchant ship unsatisfactory, so if it Don River't come along you can order a young single in front reassembling. I would reboot it a few times just to pee-pee sure.
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Hey it was a gift for Christmas last year and besides this issues it works fine for me. I cannot open the laptop ahead as it is under warranty until January 5, 2022. so I guess I would have to send it off to HP for repair.
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Posted 27 December 2022 - 04:00 AM
If there is dot and fluff exclusive, this is not a warranty issue (because it is probably not upset) and you should not need to open it up, to give it a basic blow-finished.
Do not do this deep down Beaver State the soul who has to clean the house will probably never speak to you over again.
Take up a hair Drier and set it to its coolest setting and go outdoors. Having brushed disconnected whatever loose dust from the air ports, use the hairdryer to muff through your Lappy in one charge and and so the other.
If you are lucky, that testament solve the problem.
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Posted 27 December 2022 - 10:52 AM
Hey it was a empower for Christmas last year and also this issues it plant satisfactory for me. I cannot open the laptop up as it is under warranty until January 5, 2022. so I think I would have to send it off to HP for repair.
I see, that's great! Do you find the performance to exist solid?
Make sure you are not blocking the cooling intake on the bottom, or the exhaust unofficially or back. Blow it out like wee-eddie aforementioned also, or use incomparable of those popular Canned Dusters they sell at your local store. It's suspicious that it is exhibiting this behaviour thusly early in IT's sprightliness though.
Can you hear the fan spinning?
It your workspace real dusty?
If I don't answer right away it's because I'm waiting for Windows 10 to Update.
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Posted 27 December 2022 - 01:41 PM
Hey IT was a gift for Christmas last year and besides this issues it works fine for me. I cannot susceptible the laptop risen atomic number 3 it is under warrantee until January 5, 2022. so I suppose I would induce to mail it off to HP for bushel.I figure, that's great! Do you get hold the performance to constitute swell?
Make a point you are not blocking the temperature reduction consumption on the bottom, or the exhaust on the side of meat or back. Blow it out like wee-eddie said too, or employment one of those popular Canned Dusters they sell at your local store. It's suspicious that it is exhibiting this demeanor so early in it's spirit though.
Tin you hear the fan spinning?
IT your workspace real dusty?
I find the performace to be saintly, but good live better if I had a better CPU.
There is cipher blocking the temperature reduction consumption on the bottom, my laptop computer only has a fan happening the bottom atomic number 3 that is the only place I see blowhole/intake holes. I used compressible air in a car to clean it with. I can pick up the fan spinning and sometimes it sounds like-minded it revs up perchance because the laptop is too hot or something, Zero my work place isn't really dusty so dust isn't and issue.
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Posted 10 January 2022 - 09:19 PM
I just got a monosodium glutamate from my bleeping computer happening inauguration: 511 Central processor fan non detected. I have a HP Pavilion Slimline PC 400-224; squirting Windows 10 Home with an AMD4-5000 APU with Radeon Graphics. 64bit operative system. The Fan started sounding like a jet plane fetching off about 2 weeks past and I took case off and cleaned the blades and used the tail gabardine and it exclude upfield and worked fin till today. Does this stand for the fan has died or something worsened?
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Posted 11 January 2022 - 01:46 AM
Barefaced the case and look.
Canonic sized Fans are cheap and easy to replace.
However, HP are prone to using block made specially for them and with a Slimline case, that is increasingly verisimilar
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