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‎12-30-2018 07:37 PM

HP Recommended
Product: Hp Pavilion 15 cs0006np
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I recently bought an hp pavilion 15 cs0006np and noticed the fans were always on. So I disabled "Fan Always On" on the BIOS. However, even when I wasn't doing much other than some googling, the fan would kick in. I then installed "SpeedFan" in hopes to be able to control at what temperature the fan would start working. To my surprise, hp doesn't allow this kind of manipulation... From what I saw, the CPU and GPU temperatures were fine, hovering around 30ºC, but the problem what's with the ACPI temperature, which I suppose to be the motherboard, which idle is at 45ºC and the fan starts working when it reaches 51ºC. I am starting to feel really disappointed with hp and this particular laptop, 6ºC margin to start the fans?! Seriously, I don't even start anything to hardware demanding and the fans start working almost immediately. Is there any way to choose the temperature at which the fans start working? Could you provide a BIOS update to select the temperatures? Honestly, I'd heard that people talked badly about HP products, but I chose to ingnore them, how foolish of me. If I don't get this sorted out, I'm never buying a HP product in the future, should have bought an ASUS, and I recommend that everyone buys laptops that are NOT HP!

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‎01-01-2019 05:09 PM

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@jackterence,

 

I am sending you a private message suggesting the next course of action.

 

Please check your private message icon in the upper right corner of your HP Forums profile.

 

Good day! Take care 🙂

 

Cheers!

The_Fossette
I am an HP Employee

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