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Not sure why but I’m having this issue where hiveos will randomly turn off my fans on a couple of my cards. Does it as it pleases. Confirmed fans work on other software/regular desktop. Any fix? Manually setting the fans doesn’t do anything either.
Possibly could even be something as small as "Lint" blocking the fan from spinning. Or take it to a repair shop before serious damage occures. You can also check in the BIOS to make sure there isn't a fan setting disabled.
- Troubleshooting Your CPU Fan
- Method 1: Restart Your Computer
- Method 2: Clean Your Fan by Blasting It with Compressed Air
- Method 3: Clear Any Wiring from The Fan Blades
- Method 4: Reset/Flash Your Bios
- Method 5: Replace Your Fan
- Method 6: Replace Your Motherboard
- Method 7: Replace Your Power Supply Unit
The issue could be your fan, motherboard or power supply unit. You can use the methods below to tell where the problem is. Try using a different fan header (terminals on your motherboard that connect to your fan(s)) to test your fan. You can use the PSU, case/chassis or GPU fan header. Laptop users will need to test on a different computer. If it s...
The CPU fan can easily be stopped with a finger or debris since it does not have much torque. To prevent the fan wiring from frying or any other damage, your fan will stop spinning even if you remove your finger or the debris. Restart your computer to clear this error.
Fans usually get clogged with dust. The buildup could reach the fan blades and prevent them from spinning since these fans do not produce a lot of torque. You can disassemble your fan and clean it. If you are not sure how to do that, get a can of compress air and blast it into the fan vents. Make sure that your fan does not get to high RPMs (Revolu...
Since CPU fans do not produce a lot of torque, wiring going into the fan motor can block the blades from spinning. Take down your fan and make sure that there are no wires or anything going into the fan blades. Secure the fan wiring onto the side using epoxy to ensure they do get in the way of the fan blades.
Your BIOS controls your fan. Resting it will clear any misconfigurations and get your fan working. To reset the BIOS: 1. Shut down your PC 2. Press the power button and immediately press F2 to enter into BIOS setup 3. Press F9 (or the load defaults button shown on the BIOS screen) to reset your BIOS 4. Press Esc or F10 and select “save and Exit” pr...
If you have tested your fan on another PC and it doesn’t work, or you have tested a known working fan on your PC and it still doesn’t spin, then you will need to get a new fan. You should also ensure that you are getting a 3-5V or 12V on the CPU fans terminals to avoid any doubt.
The only sure way to know if your motherboard is the problem is to test a working CPU fan on your PC. If it also doesn’t spin, then you will need to replace your motherboard. If you have electrical skills, you can test if the CPU fan voltage output is between 3-5V or 12V. If there is no voltage or it is below 3V then your computer is not able to su...
Replacing the motherboard is not usually a guarantee to solve this problem if you are on a desktop computer. Since laptops integrate the PSU onto the motherboard, replacing the motherboard will fix the problem. Desktop computers have a separate power supply unit that supplies 3V, 5V, 10V and 12V to your motherboard. If the 5V or 12V supply is dead,...
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3 de mai. de 2024 · Run a hardware diagnostic test. Update the BIOS and device drivers.
12 de jun. de 2022 · GPU Fan not spinning at startup. If your GPU fan is not spinning at startup then it is a possibility that the fan is faulty and needs to be replaced. However, you check the fan using MSI afterburner or manually by connecting to a 12V DC power supply or adapter. How to Check whether GPU Fan is Spinning or Not?
21 de mar. de 2023 · Obstruction by Dust or Cables. Dust is by far the most common culprit when it comes to CPU fans not spinning. Your CPU fan works by drawing in cool air via the vents on your PC case and directing it over your CPU’s heatsink, thus dissipating the heat. This air, unfortunately, is often laden with fine dust particles and other debris.
11 de abr. de 2024 · Boot into BIOS and check the fan's settings. You should enable Active Heat Sink and Fan Duct with Fan, and disable Passive Heat Sink and Fan Duct without Fan. These options are normally found here: Advanced Settings > Hardware Monitor > CPU Fan.
