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‎12-31-2020 02:52 PM

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Product: Prodesk 600 g1 sff
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I just purchased an hp  prodesk 600 g1 sff and every time I turn it on I have to hit f1 to get past the 512 rear chassis fan warning. 

from talking to support, and looking at system teardowns, there is no rear chassis fan. The cpu fan cools the processor and airflow is directed through a channel in the case. 

The bios was originally at a 2014 revision, so first thing I did was update to the latest, but I still get the warning. 

I have also tried resetting the bios to default settings on the off chance something was stuck in there. 

Does anyone know how I can bypass this warning?  Could t find anything In the bios to disable it. 

thanks

 

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