Windows 10: Temperature and Fan on Bios

My fan keep spinning so hard while im just browsing or idle on dekstop. Then i check on bios and this is what is saw. Any solution for this?ThankyouFull Specification - Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 3400G - Motherboard: Asrock b450m hdv R4.0 - VGA: On Board RX Bega 11 - SSD: Apacer 128GB - HDD: WD 500GB - RAM: VGEN 2x8GB DDR4 - PSU: XPG Pylon 550W

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Notebook, always-on fan, NOT temperature or high process related

My HP Spectre X360 with 8th gen Intel appears to be booting into 1 of 2 modes, there doesn't seem to be any indicator or cause for which will be experienced and the difference is whether or not the system fan is set proportionate to the temperature of the
system.

• [Most frequent] Fans are always running at over 5krpm, they do not go below this ever. At high load they will increase and when the load is gone and temperatures lower the fan speed will lower again to 5krpm. This will happen regardless of resource usage
  and temperature (see below screen capture)
• [Uncommmon] Fans only run when the system gets hot and when it cools down they stop again. From testing the fans can stay off until the system hits 75C

The only way I have been able to achieve #2 is to restart repeatedly until upon login to Windows there is no fan running, this mode will stay until I restart again or the computer goes to sleep. It has been my experience that mode 2 NEVER happens when waking
up. So if I get mode 2, put the computer to sleep and then wake it up, it will always be mode 1.

I have tried various power plans and power settings, both active and passive cooling policies, this happens on battery and plugged in, same experience when booting into SafeMode. The fans are system controlled but something seems to be... wrong.

Initially on Windows 10 1703, upgraded to 1709 and the issue remains. Thank you in advance for any ideas you may have!

 

CPU fan error and temperature

Your CPU core temps look OK. I do see a lot of CPU and drive utilization?

You're right about the fan cable.
But that error message... you should press F1 to enter setup (BIOS) whenever you see that instruction.
Sometimes after a power failure... you'll see that also.


Press F1 to enter setup (BIOS) and then just press F10 to save and exit the BIOS.
Sometimes that will fix the problem... like a BIOS glitch.

Your CPU fan settings are on the Monitor tab in your BIOS.
One of those may have changed and is causing the error, if the previous save and exit didn't fix things.


The things in RED seem a bit weird...










And no. Those 6 things up top are for optical drives. I do have ONE in the top slot... that's it.
It's just a big (old), case... I bought it in 2009.

 

bios

Hi all i am new in this forum, i need meanings step by step of each item listed in the bios Phoenix-Award