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Alex Horgan <[email protected]> Wed, 24 Jan 2024 05:00:37 -0800 (PST)
Newsgroups alt.comp.software.financial.quickbooks
Message-ID <[email protected]>
As the title says, I have to manually start fan control now when booting up=
 my system and did not have this problem with previous versions. Other than=
 having to manually boot it up, it works perfectly fine. I have the program=
 set to start with windows with the minimum allowable delay of 1 sec, but f=
or some reason the program is not respecting this setting as it used to wit=
h previous versions. Is there a fix for this?


It doesn't seem that windows 11 has an equivalent startup apps folder. You =
can go under apps then startup apps, but fan control doesn't show up there =
because it might be too low level. I read something elsewhere about using o=
ptions in task manager to mark the fan control app as launch on startup, bu=
t I don't see any options to do that. I also tried moving the fan control f=
older into program files and program files x86, but its location doesn't se=
em to be a factor in whether or not it's flagged as a possible startup app =
for the system.



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It doesn't seem that windows 11 has an equivalent startup apps folder. You =
can go under apps then startup apps, but fan control doesn't show up there =
because it might be too low level. I read something elsewhere about using o=
ptions in task manager to mark the fan control app as launch on startup, bu=
t I don't see any options to do that. I also tried moving the fan control f=
older into program files and program files x86, but it's location doesn't s=
eem to be a factor in whether or not it's flagged as a possible startup app=
 for the system.


I am at the moment working on a project that, among other things, controls =
the computer fans. Basically, the fans are controlled by the superIO chip o=
f your computer. We access the chip directly using port-mapped IO, and from=
 there we can get to the logical fan device. Using port-mapped IO requires =
the code to run in kernel mode, but windows does not supply any drivers for=
 generic port IO (with good reason, since it is a very powerful tool), so w=
e wrote our own driver, and used that.


My understanding is that under OS X I can use the smcFanControl app to manu=
ally specify the fan RPMs, but I have not been able to find a similar way t=
o control or fix the fan speed once I am booted into Windows. When I did th=
is sort of experimenting on my Macbook Air there seemed to be a method whic=
h involved setting the desired setting in smcFanControl in OS X and then so=
metimes rebooting into windows would have the setting stick. This would bas=
ically get the job done if it works on the rMBP as well, but I'd prefer som=
ething friendlier.


This solution doesn't work on computer reboot for me. The fans all reset to=
 0 RPM on the graph in overclocking settings. I also had to disable fast bo=
ot in windows 10/11 on my 2 rigs to initially get the profiles to load on b=
oot. Now this isn't even working. My cards go up over 90 degrees celcius an=
d fans stay off.


As MIchael said, this is the price you pay for a powerfull graphic card (so=
 far): fan noise!

very annoying

I own a p53 with a rtx5000 and the same goes here. Lenovo technical support=
 said that this was expected (asked when laptop was brand new).

I manually reduce windows performance settings when not working on demandin=
g tasks. Noise cancellation earphones helps also ;)l


Im new to zorin and linux, and i have an MSI gaming laptop. i tried to inst=
all dragon center, the main thing i use on windows, to control my fan speed=
 and performance settings, but it doesnt work for whatever reason, even wit=
h windows app support. ive tried instructions from other posts but there ar=
ent enough details for me to understand how to install them.


When whole house fans are turned on, the fans will pull the cooler outdoor =
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When using a QuietCool whole house fan, we recommend starting by cooling th=
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e breeze and your privacy with your door closed.


Be cautious when operating these large exhaust fans. Open windows throughou=
t the house to prevent a powerful and concentrated suction in one location.=
 If enough ventilation isn't provided, the fans can cause a backdraft in yo=
ur furnace, water heater or gas-fired dryer, pulling combustion products su=
ch as carbon monoxide into your living space.

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