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Personal QuestionWhen I boot up my PC this error "CPU fan has failed" is shown. What could be the possible problem?UpdateCancelAnswer Wiki7 Answers Leonid S. Knyshov, I run a data recovery companyWritten 83w agoWhen the https://www.quora.com/When-I-boot-up-my-PC-this-error-CPU-fan-has-failed-is-shown-What-could-be-the-possible-problem CPU fan fails to report rotational speed above the threshold of failure to the motherboard, the motherboard will alert you by saying that the CPU fan has failedOn a desktop, the CPU fan connects to http://www.computerhope.com/forum/index.php?topic=127049.0 your motherboard with a 4-pin (older technology and some aftermarket fans use 3 pins) power connector. There are temperature sensors on the motherboard. There are also usually multiple 3-pin (they are sometimes 4-pin) headers cpu fan (groups of multiple pins with a plastic "key" to ensure correct orientation of the connector) into which the fans get plugged in. Laptops have a similar arrangement, but they may use non-standard connectors.On this example board, the CPU fan is connected into the 4-pin header and there is another 3-pin header next to it.While operating properly, the CPU fan reports back to the motherboard its current rotational speed. The motherboard cpu fan error regulates the speed of that fan according to the temperature reported by the CPU temperature sensor. If that speed is too low or missing, the motherboard will say the fan has failed.You can simulate this failure by unplugging the fan from CPU header and connecting it to any other fan header, like Case Fan. It will still spin, but your motherboard will complain because it will think there is no CPU fan attached.Others explained how to solve the problem. Do not run a computer without a CPU fan even for a second. Use a thermal compound to improve heat transfer efficiency. The cooler your CPU operates, the happier your computer feels.4.1k Views · View Upvotes · Answer requested by Andrew GutschRelated QuestionsMore Answers BelowWhat is the best way to check if my laptop is failing due to the CPU/GPU or a fan problem?What can I do if my CPU's fan runs and then stops but it does not boot up?What exactly do Microsoft Windows 7 Boot Repair do to repair a fail to fix Boot problem?What does it mean when my computer says "Your PC needs to be repaired" and "There is a problem in your boot loader error code 0x00009"?I have a custom built (gamin
activation email? 1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever Login with username, password and session length Forum only search News: Home Help Login Register Computer Hope » Hardware » Hardware » False CPU Fan Failure Message HP & Others « previous next » Print Pages: [1] Go Down Author Topic: False CPU Fan Failure Message HP & Others (Read 9230 times) 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. RWKTOMB Guest False CPU Fan Failure Message HP & Others « on: January 14, 2012, 03:18:38 AM » Hello All:I happened on this forum and noted that there were several posts about a "False CPU Fan Failure Message" that users have been experiencing. Although there are numerous reasons for this message being generated, most are false and have nothing to do with a failed CPU fan. Many are lead to believe or assume that the CPU fan has failed because of this message, a USB hub is at fault, and numerous other suspicions.99% of the time when one opens the computer case they immediately note that the CPU Fan is running, there's no dust or any other issue that can be detected, however this warning message continues to be generated. This issue is most apparent on a cold start, not a restart.The cause for this false message is most often associated with a peripheral USB device, such as a USB hub that places just a sufficient extra load on the power supply and the fan fails to come up to speed quickly enough due to the extra load from the USB devices plugged into the computer, thus preventing the CPU fan from developing sufficient RPM (below 500 RPM). Keep in mind that most hardware, including fans, is made in China and a lot of this hardware is not of the best quality (Cheap).When the CPU fan fails to develop sufficient RPM quickly enough, the BIOS triggers the CPU FAN FAILUE MESSAGE AND SHUTS DOWN THE COMPUTER. This issue is especially associated with new HP/Compaq desktops. The CPU fan has to come up to speed quickly enough and produce at least 500 RPM, if the CPU fan is clocking at under 500 RPM, lets say, 450 to 475, there is a strong likelihood that the BIOS will trigger this message and shut down the computer. Obviously, once the fan is up to speed, the problem goes away. A good test would be to unplug all USB devices except the keyboard and mouse, PERFORM A COMPUTER COLD START, assuming that Windows starts normally, now plug in all your USB devices while the computer is up and running, then perform a restart, NOT A COLD START, A RESTART, if the computer restarts normally with no warning messages, then the issue is as I described above.Some AMD processors