When I shutdown my PC,my monitor shut down but the fan keep running

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  1. GFX
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       #11

    matts6887 said:
    GFX said:
    matts6887 said:
    It is possible you may very well have a bad/faulty fan. If your system has more than 1 fan which i am assuming it does; (most systems have at least 2-3 fans including the cpu fan). I would try switching it for a different one and see what happens.
    Look man, I haven't changed anything since when I did the custom upgrade so it can't be my fan, what I'm expecting is maybe missing .dll or files
    Well short of swapping the fan to at least test it; not 100% on this one other than believe it or not; just like any computer component; fans can stop functioning properly at any time or moment and without warning. It still sounds like either the fan itself is bad; and or the power supply that supplies power to the fan for some reason is not being cut off when the system shuts down. Usually most of the time there is no real way to check for how good a fan is within windows. however; if your system bios supports it; you could check the bios for fan stats and see if there is anything in there to let you change when it turns on/off etc.

    How would I check it?
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  2. Posts : 1,449
    Windows 7 ultimate 64-bit
       #12

    GFX said:
    matts6887 said:
    GFX said:

    Look man, I haven't changed anything since when I did the custom upgrade so it can't be my fan, what I'm expecting is maybe missing .dll or files
    Well short of swapping the fan to at least test it; not 100% on this one other than believe it or not; just like any computer component; fans can stop functioning properly at any time or moment and without warning. It still sounds like either the fan itself is bad; and or the power supply that supplies power to the fan for some reason is not being cut off when the system shuts down. Usually most of the time there is no real way to check for how good a fan is within windows. however; if your system bios supports it; you could check the bios for fan stats and see if there is anything in there to let you change when it turns on/off etc.

    How would I check it?
    When you first start the system up there should be a splash screen with the motherboard mfr(if its a custom build) or other manufacturer name; it should also tell you what key to press to get into the bios. not all bios's are the same so i cant say for sure what yours is.
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  3. GFX
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    Window 7 Ultimate 64
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       #13

    You know what, ima mark this as solved, you guy are making me waste my money
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    Good Bye
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  5. Posts : 4,161
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       #15

    Well that was certainly entertaining. :)
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  6. Posts : 1,261
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       #16

    Maybe we can all chip in and give him his money back and he can use it to take a course in ESL.
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    GFX said:
    I don't have any viruses, I know because I didn't download anything
    So I take it you have never been on the net, loaded up a stick / disk from someone else, run Windows updates, or take in emails?? I find that amazing as you need to hook up to the net to install if nothing else.
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