Fan issue after installing my SSD
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Hello everyone,
I’m reaching out to you after not finding my answer online.
I recently added a 512GB SSD alongside my HDD to my laptop
Acer V17 Nitro Black Edition vn7-793g-594n
With:
Processor i5-7300hq 2.50GHz
24GB DDR4 2400
64x 64bits
Hard drive ST1000LM035-1RK172 of 931.51 GB SATA III
And so I recently added an SSD:
SSD DogfishSSD512GB of 476.94 (512) GB SATA III
So far everything has gone well; I installed a fresh Windows 10 on the SSD, the installation went perfectly.
The problem arises now, when I start the computer with the Windows 10 on the HDD everything is perfect.
But when I start the computer with the much faster Windows 10 on the SSD, everything works but the fans are loud and probably stuck at full speed ALL the time, from startup to shutdown, regardless of whether something is running on it or not.
I therefore installed SpeedFan on my SSD and then HDD to compare temperatures and adjust the fans; however, SpeedFan doesn’t recognize the fans; my BIOS must be preventing third-party applications from accessing them, and moreover, the temperatures are identical between the SSD and HDD.
I don’t understand where this problem of the fans running at full speed only on the SSD could come from.
If someone could tell me how to fix this or where it might be coming from, I would really appreciate it; I’m afraid to turn it on with the SSD and make it overheat due to the fans.
https://www.commentcamarche.net/telecharger/utilitaires/20857-speedfan/
I’m reaching out to you after not finding my answer online.
I recently added a 512GB SSD alongside my HDD to my laptop
Acer V17 Nitro Black Edition vn7-793g-594n
With:
Processor i5-7300hq 2.50GHz
24GB DDR4 2400
64x 64bits
Hard drive ST1000LM035-1RK172 of 931.51 GB SATA III
And so I recently added an SSD:
SSD DogfishSSD512GB of 476.94 (512) GB SATA III
So far everything has gone well; I installed a fresh Windows 10 on the SSD, the installation went perfectly.
The problem arises now, when I start the computer with the Windows 10 on the HDD everything is perfect.
But when I start the computer with the much faster Windows 10 on the SSD, everything works but the fans are loud and probably stuck at full speed ALL the time, from startup to shutdown, regardless of whether something is running on it or not.
I therefore installed SpeedFan on my SSD and then HDD to compare temperatures and adjust the fans; however, SpeedFan doesn’t recognize the fans; my BIOS must be preventing third-party applications from accessing them, and moreover, the temperatures are identical between the SSD and HDD.
I don’t understand where this problem of the fans running at full speed only on the SSD could come from.
If someone could tell me how to fix this or where it might be coming from, I would really appreciate it; I’m afraid to turn it on with the SSD and make it overheat due to the fans.
https://www.commentcamarche.net/telecharger/utilitaires/20857-speedfan/
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Hello
what is the point of having two Windows 10 in dual boot???
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I just reinstalled Windows 10 on my SSD via a bootable USB drive and its ISO, but that’s not the question, and to answer, it's only temporary for the time to move and keep certain files, etc. After that, I plan to delete everything on the HDD.
But I don't think the two Windows installations are at all the cause of the problem.
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Hello, there may be a missing driver like this one:
Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework driver (Kabylake)
or either the Acer Care Center or Nitro Sense that need to manage the ventilation.
All drivers are on the Acer.com website
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