Recent content by max90

I know, I had to take it apart to reset the bios :). Thanks for all of your help.

P.S. It started again while sitting idle in the bios.

I was afraid you might say something like that and I also suspect it, thank for your time. By the way the fan stooped again and this time I didn't exit the bios, I think it thinks it's april fools.

The fan starts working at a low rpm when I stay in the bios for a few minutes.

Okay thanks for the info, but I tested the fan separately just to make sure it works I connected it to a battery and it worked fine.

It worked at a very low rpm, but after windows was booted it stopped.

The fan seems to have started I'm waiting to see how long it will work.

Unfortunately not, but thanks for your help.

I disable speedstep, it didn't have any effect...

32 bit.

Yes the bios is set to default, the os I'm running is windows 7, but the problem started on windows vista, I ran the diag program when it was still using vista and the fan worked as it should, I will run it again just to make sure and will post back the results.

Ok I will do that. No, with one exception which happened while I was looking around in it's bios and lasted about 2 minutes while running windows, but than it stopped and wasn't able to repeat the situation.

It was running on an A07 bios and I updated it with the latest A12. I mentioned that in my original post.

Reset the cmos, as in I took out the cmos battery which resets the bios. The speedfan was a long shoot since it started when I installed speedfan, but that might be coincidence. The fan starts when I start the laptop and stops after that, I imagine it's a system diagnostic making sure...

When the laptop turns on, the fans start than stop working, windows boot's up normally but the fan does not spin. I have flashed the bios with the latest A12 version, I have reset the CMOS, I reinstalled the os, but still no changes. I measured the power coming from the pins when the system...