Windows 10: Asus ROG G752VL-DH71 - Loud fans won't turn off or down

Hi all,
I've got an Asus ROG G752VL-DH71 here and the fans have suddenly switched to 100% - though the temp of everything seems quite fine (hottest is 51 degrees, gpu) and the CPU usage is at 8% average, disk usage no more than 20%.. I cannot find out why these fans are on 100%, so loud, and why I'm unable to change this!!

Someone please help *Sad

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Audio Problems - Recording /w programs such as Fraps, Action!, and ShadowPlay etc.

Update: I have this issue now resolved.

Apparently, one of ASUS pre-installed programs was the root cause. I have a G752VL. Uninstalling these two programs for the most part solved my issue:

ASUS Sonic Suite Plugin

ROG Gaming Center

 

ASUS ROG Model G752VL has a slight echo sound

Original title: ASUS ROG Model G752VL

My sound, whether it is coming out of speakers or headphones on my brand new laptop has a slight echo, which turns out to be really annoying? I have tried updating my drivers, and restarting my PC, I have also disabled the microphone. Is there anything
else I can do?

 

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