Help!! Fan is running all the time in HP Pavilion notebook!!!?
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time to activate the warranty, you have a warranty right
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It proably is the cooling fan, or related to it. First try getting something like compressed air, sorry ask someone who knows better for the best answer, and get the vents cleaned out and the dust off the inside. If it still doesn't work depends on how well you know what you are doing. Either take out the fan and replace it, or take it somewhere that does computer repairs and have them replace it.
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replace your fan \nsomtimes china product have this problem \nmake sure your product is original \nyou can buy a better  other p4 fan that dont made by chaina\nsom times chaina product remarked by tawivan or malsiya
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You may have fried your CPU. If only the fan was replaced, that is definitely the case. If not, some of the circuits on the motherboard may have been damaged. Basically, if you are going to repair it on your own, start from the CPU and work outward. Hard drives, videocards, RAM, etc are all very succeptibile to extreme heat.\nGood luck!
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mains noise? open the case and see if it is the processor fan... else the power supply (PSU the metal box)\n\nNb: the fan is an essential componant (it must run) ... if you want to fit a quieter fan get someone compentent to do it as you can crack the motherboard if you do it wrong!!!!\n\nquiet PSUs can be bought but might be cheaper to buy a modern case and a more recent PSU if it has theright plug for your motherboard\n\n( a funny answer would ...it doesn't know the words)
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The same thing happened with my computer, and i found out it was the overclocking of the CPU problem. Your fans on the back of the main part of your computer are probably blocked or clogged. Make sure you dont push it up agaist a wall, and try cleaning all the dust from the outside and inside.
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This fan is a big problem alright. I got the A8NE-Premium just so I wouldn't have to deal with that fan (has a heatpipe instead). I heard ASUS has been good about replacing the fan with a supposedly improved model. Call and tell them that it failed and you would like another one. If that still is annoying there are some third party cooling solutions...or sell your A8NE on ebay and get the sli-premium! It is a pricey one however.\nThis forum discussed the problem in some detail:\nhttp://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.cfm?catid=29&threadid=1800554
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My sister is in college and she had the same problem she had to go and get a cooling board it is something that sits on the botttom of your notebook and it cools it off. You also need to turn it off as much as possiable! Mainly overnight dont leave it running.
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Its prob the power supply. Does  the fan turn on ???\nYou might want to replace it ( $ 60 ) . Also make sure that the power button is on . On the back of your computer theres a little button . \n\nAlso check out my free computer articals at http://www.cityredding.com/computerhelp
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Get a Dell drivers and utilities CD and boot from it and run the fan testing program on it. This is the only way to tell if the fan is truly broken. I run a used laptop business and 90% of the people who come to me with broken fans find out that their fans aren't broken. Make sure and update your BIOS to the latest Dell bios available from their web site to be sure your motherboard has the most up-to-date software to tell it when to turn the fan on, but then run the testing program before you self-diagnose it 'cause you think it runs too hot or something.
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It could be that your fan has burned out.  If you notice the fan does not come on at all anymore, it's probably time to get a new one.  \n\nSide note... if your computer is in a room that tends to get warm, you're going to want to change that fan soon and/or use another fan (small household oscillating type) to cool your CPU unit.  If your system gets too warm, the whole thing will shut down till it has a chance to cool down again.
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Could be the cooling fan or the hard drive. Check both.
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Fan failure is quite common. Make sure it's just not a build up of dust first. Just do something before the CPU overheats and toasts your system. If you are still under warranty, and have on - site, tell them the fan is not blowing and they need to send someone out.\n\nIf it's not under warranty. Just replace the fan. It's pretty simple. If you don't know how, ask the person at your local TRUSTED office supply store to make a recommendation.\n\nIt's just a fan, don't let anyone give you a stupid price.
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Add more fans - it should help ,or better -open Your computer and put 1 big fan  (its not really safe , but i use it like this ) .
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The air in your computer should circulate, if you have two fans, you should make one an air intake and the other an outtake.\n\nIf you only got one fan, make it take out the warm air in the computer
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Turning the fan off is not a good idea. If your computer does not get a good ventelation,then you can really hurt performance or even damage some parts.\nHere iswhat you need to do. Open the case and make sure there is no dust. Also get some compressed air and clean the fan and internal parts. If thats how loud the fan was initially there is little you can do.  If not, something could be broken. Also makesure the computer is not agains any walls so there is a good place for the hot air to go. Also make sure the fan is securily attached and is not shaking.\n\nI
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Check your power-supply fan.