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Hi everyone, im new to the community.
I've searched my problem, but i just got 2 posts barely related to mine, without answer:
/message/141164# 141164 https://communities.intel.com/message/141164# 141164
/message/115282# 115282 https://communities.intel.com/message/115282# 115282
The thing is, when i turn on my notebook, the cpu fan spins until windows start loading or so, maybe a sec before. So when im working with my laptop, it starts to freeze, because the cpu fan is stopped.
I have been using same Windows 7 and configuration since i bought it a year and a half ago.
My Laptop config:
Windows 7 Home Edition (updated)
i5-2410m
4GB ram
650 gb HD
Before i realized the cause of the freeze problem was the cpu fan, i thought it was my windows, so i decided to format it and give a try to Windows 8.1 preview. So now it has installed Windows 8.1 preview (clear install).
It's a generic one from Argentina, thats why i dont give info about the brand.
What should i do to fix this problem?
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The system fan is managed by the system BIOS in the system and may also be managed by operating system's power savings features.
In this case, there might be a conflict between your system BIOS and the operating system settings.
You should check directly with your system manufacturer to troubleshoot on this issue and replace the fan if its necessary.
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you say your fan does not come back on after startup? if not does it overheat and turnoff ?i mean turn computer off? mine is a acer but mine has a way to turn on fan manually, you have the manual that came with it?.

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