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Bit of help? Which Win10 activator modes ONLY BIOS?


Atasas

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Hello people! :)

(On a phone), so I'll be short. Had this old dodgy PC, my other one boot messed up etc.

Put "new" HDD in to box (old Dell mobo) that had some dodgy fix. It kept saying "evaluation copy, not for retail" and kept bleeping as "main system fan error, press F1 to continue"... anw....

 

So "new" HDD inn, fresh installed Win7, both nonses coming back!

Run uninstall Daz, MBR regenerator, M$Toolkit 2.5 (with DotNetFrameWork 4.0) tried to uninstall. Still the same evaluation and fan messages on W7.

BIOS is American Megattends (Dell) Vostro 220 series 1.0.2 09/24/2008 service tag [FCDT24J] 

But surely flashing from either boot or Windows will not clean up W10 Activator/fix...

 

Just can not remember name of the tool to clean up ALL activators and their afterfects...

 

HELP!

Phlease?

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Flushed BIOS Vx20-124  (old was 1.0.2) graphics messed up etc, got to restart, but doubt any good will come from it...

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Yay!

Win message gone, but fan warning came up again.

Got "new" plugged inn - the same...

 

Why would BIOS be adamant of main sys fan failure, but it works? Perhaps BIOS management suite would help?

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34 minutes ago, Atasas said:

Yay!

Win message gone, but fan warning came up again.

Got "new" plugged inn - the same...

 

Why would BIOS be adamant of main sys fan failure, but it works? Perhaps BIOS management suite would help?

 

fan is connect directly to mobo so is normal bios handle it

 

solution if u have CPU Fan Speed and CPU Q-Fan Control in BIOS settings change as following:

 

CPU Fan Speed Ignore
CPU Q-Fan Control Enable

save settings on exit and good luck...

 

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1 minute ago, VIKTOR PAVEL said:

 

fan is connect directly to mobo so is normal bios handle it

 

solution if u have CPU Fan Speed and CPU Q-Fan Control in BIOS settings change as following:

 

CPU Fan Speed Ignore
CPU Q-Fan Control Enable

save settings on exit and good luck...

 

Bit of an weird.

BIOS doesn't allow fan management, both CPU and sys fans are constantly on...

? :/

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most AMI bios manage fan speed! you sure fan is connect directly to mobo? coz fan can connect to rheobus

 

any way, search bios settings where you can modify fan setting - most ami bios have

 

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6 minutes ago, VIKTOR PAVEL said:

most AMI bios manage fan speed! you sure fan is connect directly to mobo? coz fan can connect to rheobus

 

any way, search bios settings where you can modify fan settings - most ami bios have

Nope, at least not visible- hidden...

 

AMI had some windows management suite, if I remember correctly for most of their BIOS. Hard to find it on a phone.

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no fan setting!

 

is your fan have 3 or 4 wires? 4 wires is with sensor

is in your bios any temperature setting? (advanced options)

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CPU 4 pin

Sys 3 pin

Tested 2 fans, either with or none connected - same error

Advanced settings via alt+F1 or alt+F2 - nothing!

 

Plenty of articles talking about BIOS images, but unlike normal BIOS makers they are not modifiable from Windows it seems...

 

Doesn't make ANY sense as why it is moaning about the "failure" even after being flashed in to version 1.3.0 or doesn't allow to access Basic Interface Operating System management...

And no, none temperature setting...

Anw, off to bed, will have a look tomorrow.

 

Thanks for intensions ;)

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5 hours ago, Batu69 said:

Topic moved from The Chat Bar forum.

Thanks.

 

Any more ideas guys?

 

Heading home, would like some "head start" once in front of it ;)

 

 

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maybe you can go to " Power Management Setup"  -> "Hardware Monitor" to see if any options there.

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6 hours ago, Alan7233 said:

maybe you can go to " Power Management Setup"  -> "Hardware Monitor" to see if any options there.

Thanks, but nope, none of the sort, only things as turning off one or the other port, but it's only in OS, not the real hardware.

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jimbojet2011

Hi Atasas,

 

Try to change the Bios mainboard battery ( it looks like the changes won't be saved)

Maybe this can help you: https://www.icare-recovery.com/howto/how-to-fix-cpu-fan-error-on-windows-pc-boot.html

If I understand you correctly use Opatool to activate Windows 7

 

Hope it works

 

Greetzzzz

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