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I have a Sony FRV 35 Laptop. At first both cpu fans would start up then stop. Eventually one of the two fans would start up at full power while the other one did not move at all. I finally figured out the only one of the two fan connectors are actually working 100%. I need to know how I can get both fans working, so I can avoid overheating. Also I removed the heatsink and cleared out all dust and also replaced the thermal compound with some AS5. Thanks for helping!

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You can wire them together. just splice the wires on the one that runs weird add wire to it and run those wires into the one that runs good.

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get to the main board of ur system there is a jumper near the battery .
change its position while power is off and get it back to its previous position. this way u will reset cmos to default.
if the computer starts hit delete to enter setup and load system defaults.save changes then exit.

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Jesse Techno

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Well there are some things that might help you with this...  

  1. first you need to figyer out weather you have a Hardware, or Software problem.
Here are some ideas...
  • Go to http://www.iobit.com/advancedwindowscareper.html?Str=download for a free scanner. I use it all the time!  When you download it and install it, open it and let it scan... this will find ANY problems on your computer!!!

  • if this dosn't help then go to http://free.grisoft.com/ww.download-avg-anti-virus-free-edition#tba2 and download the AVG Free.  when it is done installing let it scan your computer (may take about 1-2 hrs)

  • if this does not help and you have no warranty, then I would just sell it somewhere like ebay...
and get a newer one :)

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C. Christensen

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  • Posted on Apr 20, 2009

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Do NOT open it..........I'm saying this because it AUTOMATICALLY voids your warranty!!!!!!!

Take it to a certified repair shop/store/dealer.......... ask them to open it and clean the dust out.

Or you can just try using a can of compressed air (found in electronics dpts/stores/computer shops,etc.....) and b low air through all vents and openings.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 31, 2011

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6 months is about right for the fan to become clogged and need re-cleaning. You could try the basics, which is:
1) Don't operate the laptop on your lap.
2) Ensure the vents are kept clear at all times
3) From time to time, simply blow into the vent holes to dislodge any dust.
4) If you can, use a laptop cooler to keep the temperature down in the laptop.

Sorry, I know overheating laptops are a pain, but it sounds like you are already doing as much as you can to reduce/stop/fix this.

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