Sometimes the error is easy to decipher and quick to fix, but most often, you’ll be left to manually copy-paste it into Google Search to see what the heck is going on. Nothing is more frustrating than turning on your PC only to be shown a cryptic error message that hinders you from getting some work (or fun) done. “CPU Fan Error!” – is being displayed on your monitor, and your PC won’t boot? AIO Pump Installed into the CPU Fan Header.Possible Causes & How to Fix “CPU Fan Error”.What Does the “CPU Fan Error” Message Mean?.If someone is good enough to solve this, I will be very, very impressed and extremely grateful. Multiple sleep and waking up during the day is simply how I use my machine. I am at the point of looking forward to buy new mobo/CPU just to get rid of that problem. My gut tells me that there should be a proper setting in BIOS or Windows, but in my mind I honestly tried everything I could - anything I could find on Google for many days plus all my ideas. I tried modifying the fan curves so only 80C or more would cause them to go above 50% I used different Windows programs to control fans. Tried different fans (currently I use beQuiet SilentWings 3 - HiSpeed, but I also tried with standard NZXT fans. Tried using either DC or PMW to steer fans. I have flashed BIOS twice (from F2 version to F6 and then F7), changed every low-power state, turned off OC completely, restored default BIOS settings. There are no exceptions - it happens every time. Every time it happens it is also associated with TMPIN2 to be -54C (which is what is causing them to spin at 100%, I believe). I have a total of 4 fans mounted, 2 for my CPU cooling in front and one system fan on the top and one in the back. At this point I lost almost all hope of fixing it.Įvery time I wake up my PC from sleep the 2 system fans run with full speed and will do until I restart the machine. Since months I have a problem that is driving me absolutely crazy.
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