Laptop Fan Problem

joaozx

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Hi,
I have a Toshiba L50-A-104. And i think i have a problem with the fan. When i am on charge it works, when i am on battery it dont. All the interior is clean and thermal paste is new. The both (battery and on charge) advanced battery/ processor colling management definitions are set to Active.
For the record, when on charge the fan maintains the cpu temperatures at 30-40 celsius but when on battery it comes up to 60+ celsius. What could it be?


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Toshiba
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Windows 7 professional x64 + SP1
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i5 3ª gen
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Intel VG10F
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Set your power settings to "performance" rather than "power saving". If necessary, go through your power settings thoroughly and make sure that there isn't a power-saving setting which turns the fan off to conserve battery power.

Also, maybe your fan is getting worn out or dirty and therefore drawing too much power. Perhaps it needs cleaning or replacing.
 

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Dell
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Haswell
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Set your power settings to "performance" rather than "power saving". If necessary, go through your power settings thoroughly and make sure that there isn't a power-saving setting which turns the fan off to conserve battery power.

Also, maybe your fan is getting worn out or dirty and therefore drawing too much power. Perhaps it needs cleaning or replacing.

Hi,
Already done all that previously all the "battery" settings are iqual to "on charge" settings. could be the battery? It still last 2 hours but it on its almost half capacity about 40% wear level.

Thanks for the reply.
 

My Computer

Computer type
Laptop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Toshiba
OS
Windows 7 professional x64 + SP1
CPU
i5 3ª gen
Motherboard
Intel VG10F
Memory
4 GB DDR 3
Graphics Card(s)
Nvidia 740m
Hard Drives
SSD OCZ
Antivirus
none
Browser
Firefox
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