CPU Fan Error!
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CPU Fan Error!
My mate has a Mesh pc with a Sempron 64 cpu that was working fine but has developed the following fault.
It won't get past the post screen and comes up with the following error;
CPU FAN ERROR!
Fatal error.....
System halted
This stops him getting to the BIOS setup to check it out but the fan is connected to the correct header and runs ok and the heatsink is still seated ok too.
No components have been changed.
Any ideas?
It won't get past the post screen and comes up with the following error;
CPU FAN ERROR!
Fatal error.....
System halted
This stops him getting to the BIOS setup to check it out but the fan is connected to the correct header and runs ok and the heatsink is still seated ok too.
No components have been changed.
Any ideas?
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Mine comes up with that occasionally, but still lets me boot....
I think it's due to the motherboard varying the fan temperature automatically depending on temperature. Maybe the lower limit is set to high in the bios. It's a great feature when it works - mine runs virtually silent until I play a game or other intensive task, then you can hear the fans speeding up.
Best thing to do is reset the bios back to defaults - look in the motherboard handbook. It's usually a jumper you move over, switch on, enter bios, save bios, switch off and swap back..... Boot up again and set up bios agian.
I think it's due to the motherboard varying the fan temperature automatically depending on temperature. Maybe the lower limit is set to high in the bios. It's a great feature when it works - mine runs virtually silent until I play a game or other intensive task, then you can hear the fans speeding up.
Best thing to do is reset the bios back to defaults - look in the motherboard handbook. It's usually a jumper you move over, switch on, enter bios, save bios, switch off and swap back..... Boot up again and set up bios agian.
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We had this with a pc at work, had 2 new fans but still got the message. Eventually with a bit of prompting from me the engineer realised it was some kind of sensor problem. dunno what happened next 'cos I got a new job.
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