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06-21-2021 04:10 AM - edited 06-21-2021 09:17 AM
Hello everyone!
I have a problem with my pc.
When I turn on my pc, it tells me my pc is off because my pc temperature was too high, the boot continues normally. Temperature error (90D). During the startup animation, the PC shuts down. Before (when my pc was working) I decided to clean the fans because I could see that there was dust. So I decided to open my pc, I cleaned and unplugged the fans after reassembling everything, my pc tells me the error reported at the beginning of the post.
I added the photo with the numbered fans.
Fan number 1: The fan I cleaned and now works fine
Fan number 2: the fan I cleaned and now works correctly (Under the fan is the CPU)
Fan number 3: the fan I didn't clean and now doesn't work (i.e. won't turn on). Not so if it is normal that it does not turn on.
Can you please help me?
I'm waiting for an answer
Greetings
Link image: ibb.co/Gdtzjpt Hi everyone!
I have a problem with my pc.
When I turn on my pc, it tells me my pc is off because my pc temperature was too high, the boot continues normally. Temperature error (90D). During the startup animation, the PC shuts down. Before (when my pc was working) I decided to clean the fans because I could see that there was dust. So I decided to open my pc, I cleaned and unplugged the fans after reassembling everything, my pc tells me the error reported at the beginning of the post.
I added the photo with the numbered fans.
Fan # 1: The fan I cleaned and now works fine
Fan number 2: the fan I cleaned and now works correctly (Under the fan is the CPU)
Fan number 3: the fan I didn't clean and now doesn't work (i.e. won't turn on). Not so if it is normal for it not to turn on.
Can you please help me?
I'm waiting for an answer
Greetings
Link image: ibb.co/Gdtzjpt
06-21-2021 07:39 AM
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06-21-2021 10:08 AM
> Fan number 3: the fan I didn't clean and now doesn't work (i.e. won't turn on). Not so if it is normal for it not to turn on.
It is NOT normal for the fan on the video-card to NOT spin.
Does the motherboard have "integrated video"? If it does, it is currently disabled, because you have added-in that video-card.
Can you remove the add-in card, and connect your monitor to the integrated-video socket?
Can you download, install, and run the free SPECCY software? It will show the temperature of the motherboard, the temperature of the processor, the temperature of the disk-drive, and the speed of each fan. Is everything "normal" ?