I have the same problem with mine. Super annoying. I don't know where the problem is coming from, but it is clearly a software error somewhere. Not hardware.
I solved this problem in an interesting way. It turned out that the graphics fan was mechanically blocked by the enclosure around it. I had to open the laptop and with a small screwdriver move it the enclosure away from the fan blades as shown in the picture. That fixed it!!!
MotorDonkey
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Eimy_B
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December 4th, 2018 13:00
Hi @JavCas0210, @MotorDonkey,
BIOS needs to be up to date.
Uninstall and reinstall the AW Command Center following ALL the steps on this article.
If the issue persists send me a private message with the Service Tag so I can review the case.
t3a3b3b3y3
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@JavCas0210 @MotorDonkey Try installing SpeedFan
It will work... (most cases) Set the speed of the fan to 100) Download Speedfan here
Go to speedfan and it will show the fan.. then click advanced. then it will show the fans. then disable the GPU fan and enable it again
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I solved this problem in an interesting way. It turned out that the graphics fan was mechanically blocked by the enclosure around it. I had to open the laptop and with a small screwdriver move it the enclosure away from the fan blades as shown in the picture. That fixed it!!!