The fan appears to be OE and is plugged into the MB.
My only concern at this point is the fan keeps running in sleep mode and the inside is clean as far as dust and dirt. It powers down ok and wakes from sleep ok as well.
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Best Answer geno368 , 10 January 2018 - 08:25 AM
The s3 mode did it...Again I thank you for your help...Kudos to you...I don't know how to mark this as solved... Go to the full post »
The fan appears to be OE and is plugged into the MB.
My only concern at this point is the fan keeps running in sleep mode and the inside is clean as far as dust and dirt. It powers down ok and wakes from sleep ok as well.
enter into the BIOS.
In your Power Management, please choose ACPI S3 sleep mode. It will turn off the fans when go to sleep.
Found the above tip on line. Perhaps it will help. If you don't have a Power Management option then try setting the BIOS to default save & exit
The s3 mode did it...Again I thank you for your help...Kudos to you...I don't know how to mark this as solved...
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