How do I fix a CPU fan error?
How to Fix a CPU Fan Error
- Move your computer.
- Stop overclocking.
- Keep your computer cool.
- Clean the CPU fans.
- Check your CPU fan.
- Check your CPU fan’s location.
- Try an alternate CPU fan header.
- Check the CPU fan’s settings in BIOS.
How do I get rid of the CPU fan error on my Asus?
In BIOS, go to the Fan control section not the monitoring section. The CPU fan headers should be listed – should show “CPU Q-FAN Control – Enabled or Disabled”, Enable that setting. Then you will see the setting below that is “CPU Fan Speed Low Limit”, set that to Ignore.
How do I get rid of CPU fan error when using AIO?
Users who are using Corsair or NZXT Kraken AIO CPU cooler mistakenly connect the wrong pump header in the motherboard….Follow these steps:
- Boot into BIOS.
- Navigate to the aforementioned Advanced settings.
- Look for the Monitoring (Monitor) section.
- Change the CPU Fan Speed to Ignore and Confirm changes.
Can you ignore CPU fan error?
*You can set the CPU FAN Speed to [Ignore] if your computer already comes with a liquid cooling system.
What causes CPU fan error?
CPU Fan Not Properly Plugged In The most common way to trigger this error is not having a fan plugged into the CPU_FAN header on the motherboard (Or it’s not plugged in correctly).
How do I disable HP BIOS fan error?
Doing so could cause heat related damage to the central processing unit.
- Turn on the computer.
- Use the left and right arrow keys to select Advanced menu.
- Use the up and down arrow keys to select Hardware Monitor, and press Enter.
- Select CPU Fan Check and press Enter.
- Select Disabled and then press Enter.
How can I test my CPU fan?
Testing an Installed Fan
- Download and install SpeedFan.
- Launch SpeedFan and wait a few minutes for it to retrieve data.
- Examine the information presented in the main program window.
- Check the RPM data for your CPU fan and compare it with the normal RPM range listed in the manual or specifications sheet for it.
Can a PC run without a fan?
If so yes it should be fine. If you are talking about your cpu fan, no thats not okay. If you are talking about a case fan just monitor your temps, if you see anything overheat maybe just take side panel of your case off until you get a new fan so you can get some airflow in your case.
How can I test my PC fan?