Karmel0x / AsusFanControl

Small fan control app for ASUS laptops running 64-bit windows
MIT License
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fans not working after reboot #2

Closed Dorlander closed 8 months ago

Dorlander commented 8 months ago

after using the program, my fans stopped working after a reboot

Dorlander commented 8 months ago

only with this program

Karmel0x commented 8 months ago

you mean it stopped working entirely? 0 rpm? or you just mean that fan control settings are not applied after reboot?

tell me your laptop model and operating system please

Dorlander commented 8 months ago

yes, 0 rpm, now i must use manual control with this prog, for example, as a temporary solution, I create a startup shortcut asus fx705dy win10

is it possible that the asus library used somehow affected the built-in fan control system? p.s accept discord pls

Karmel0x commented 7 months ago

looks like some models don't have persistent memory for fan speed but have memory for test mode which results to fan being set to 0%

for the fan to start working again, it is needed to turn on the program and turn on and off the fan control in commit bd0162e5f4992b428964565743733bc8925e9e01 I've added event that turns off the test mode on application exit

Dorlander commented 7 months ago

Yep, fixed tnx)

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looks like some models don't have persistent memory for fan speed but have memory for test mode which results to fan being set to 0% for the fan to start working again, it is needed to turn on the program and turn off the fan control

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WhitespaceQ commented 3 months ago

@Dorlander this will also "disables" your fan if you sleep/hibernates while test mode is on. My workaround is to set a Task Scheduler that monitors Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power, Event ID 107 (triggered on wake after sleep/hibernate) to call AsusFanControl and turn off test mode.