Question PC Problem Turning On With Deregulated Coolers

[PeUU]

Hello

I need help, if anyone has any idea what it could be I'm accepting


Whenever I spend a few hours without using my pc, when it turns on the coolers are “unregulated”, making a lot of noise, but I just need to turn off wait a minute and turn it on again for the problem to be resolved and the coolers to return to normal.

Does anyone have any suggestions of what it could be?

thanks

 

[PeUU]

Hello

I need help, if anyone has any idea what it could be I'm accepting


Whenever I spend a few hours without using my Windows 10 PC, when it turns on the coolers are “unregulated”, making a lot of noise, but I just need to turn it off, wait a minute and turn it on again for the problem to be resolved and the coolers to return to normal.

Does anyone have any suggestions of what it could be?

thanks

 

[thestryker]

Depending on the age of the system potentially replacing the CMOS battery might be in order. It sounds to me like they're operating at maximum RPM and when you do the reboot they detect as PWM like they should (I'm making the assumption they are PWM or controlled automatically some other way).

 

[geofelt]

What is a "deregulated" cooler??

It would help if you posted the make/model of all of your parts.

 

[PeUU]

the stryker is right, they run at max rpm, and when i reboot they go normal

 

[PeUU]

Depending on the age of the system potentially replacing the CMOS battery might be in order. It sounds to me like they're operating at maximum RPM and when you do the reboot they detect as PWM like they should (I'm making the assumption they are PWM or controlled automatically some other way).

do you have any ideia that how can i test it, if it is the cmos battery in this case?

 

[thestryker]

Just get a replacement battery they usually aren't terribly expensive. Most of the time motherboard manuals and support will not say specifically what kind of battery it is so just take a look at it and get the same type.