dude, literally you saved my day. I have been setting up all the possible ways to shut the fan sound. unfortunately, no settings worked. this video flashed infront of my eyes, I just changed it to 98% and now it's not making noise as loud as before though :) Thank you so muchhh LoL #notallheroeswearcapes siuuuuuuuu
Oh man. I'm an experienced IT repair technician and I've done everything from redoing the thermal paste, blowing out the fans, adding cooling pads, adding extra rubber pieces on the corners to increase airflow underneath, and adding extra exhaust intake/exhaust ports in a desperate attempt to finally get my Dell Inspiron to shut up to no avail. I've known where those settings are for many, many years and never thought to adjust them. Watched your 3 minute video followed by some mouse clicks and I can hear everything BUT my personal laptop. I vote your solution as "Solution of the Year". Thank you for this. I can now sleep peacefully again. Not today, Windows and Dell. Not today.
At 98% CPU usage and fans set to passive, there is no negative impact. The only components that are involved in this case are the heatsink, fans amd CPU. If you are overclocking and maxing out your components with 3rd part software, that's when it can become a concern. Additionally, even when you attempt to make certain changes that are unsafe, the computer chips are designed to power off to minimize the damage.
@Tech Control Sir can you please help me my laptop is not making very high noice but hissing... Is it okay... For a new Dell Inspiron laptops... I have done what you have said minimize the CPU processor Speed till 60%, but there was no option for cooling policy what should I do please help...
My girlfriend left me after complaining about the" helicopter loud sounds" coming from my laptop computer and not being able to sleep. I wish i came across this video 6 months ago.You will save many others by putting this out.
I can’t explain how grateful I am, it used to make a literal engine sound. And I would hear like it was banging on something when spinning really fast. Thank you so much.
Thank you! my laptop used to be loud, which causes me anxiety because I don't know if it does not work properly or whatever, but now it's a lot better.
My problem was the dust build up, my laptop is working fine now that i cleaned the fan thanks anyway for the work you put into making this video and helping others that deserves a like.
Bro thank you so much, ever since this, I can have my laptop on plugged when I’m busy and I won’t have to repeatedly hear a loud fan, I’m so grateful and I’m so glad someone can help me fix my problem.
this is a life saving video, i have been suffering from constant fan noise, installed drivers but didnt work then adjusted max performance to 98% and cooling to passive and it worked
Thank you so much for this video. I have an older Samsung all in one desk top, noticed it wasn’t quiet like before. I cleaned and blew the dust out. I researched and turned off all the apps running in the background that I don’t use..still a little loud. I finally found your video after a few hours. Kind sir, that worked!! God bless you for taking the time to make this video and explain it so well! 💕
I noticed nobody is talking about this and I know this is a 3yo video but I found out that, at least for me, there is no option for “system cooling policy”. I only have Minimum processor state and Maximum processor state and nothing in between. Do you know what could be wrong? Thanks.
Actually, many people are in the same boat as you. I monitor the messages actively. In fact, the last 20 messages or so have been exactly your question. As I have replied in those messages, I have other videos on those fixes. Missing Cooling Policy FIX video link below: th-cam.com/video/EX3We_LcDjw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=P-1P1pqbfpt2gkXg
@@techcontrolofficial I see the updated video, thanks! If I may, I’d like to recommend you putting a pinned comment on this video with a link to that updated video since people tend to stumble across this video first. Anyhow, I appreciate the helpful videos!
@@shiiivvaam My notebook is almost new, so the noise was caused by air flow and the fan blades spinning at high speed. Setting the maximum processor state to less than 100% did help. If you hear buzzing noises there may be something stuck in one of the fans or the bearings might be damaged.
Here was the solution to my HP x360 fan noise issue. Everyone is talking about the fan speeds, but the fan should be virtually silent during use. You shouldn't even know that it's on at low speed. Follow me here... You laptop chassis has flex. It's built to have a certain amount of flex. It's designed into the unit. The fan is inside of an enclosure. Sure, it might be dirty... but, more than likely, the metal plates and case of the fan enclosure is slightly bent, causing the fan blades to contact the enclosure. First, clean it out thoroughly. Take the fan enclosure apart. Careful not to lose the little screws. Take the fan blades out and clean them...REALLY clean them, with a clean, dry toothbrush, or something of the sort. Clean out ALL AREAS around the fan location. We're cleaning for two reasons. To make sure that no dirt or dust get into the fan, AND to make sure that no buildup is pushing against the fan enclosure in any way. Put the flat enclosure pieces on a flat glass table, and look to see if it's completely flat. Reassemble the fan and the enclosure, and plug it into the motherboard. Move the fan around and in different directions. See if you can detect the noise any longer. The fan should be running, but completely silent. No matter what the speed is. If you still hear the fan, that means that you're going to have to go back into the enclosure and do some bending and adjusting of the enclosure. Run the fan without the enclosure cover to see if it makes any noise. If it's silent, then the contact of the fan blades is probably occurring with the cover. Press it out gently with your fingers, and visibly inspect where it might be rubbing. Observe the fan's ability to spin freely throughout the process. Plug it into the motherboard before reassembling, and turn the computer on. Observe the fan and listen to the noise level. Once you've bent it to the right position, there should be no noise. Now, you may want to remove any stickers and labels on the outside of the fan enclosure. The thickness of that sticker might be the difference between it being pressed out of shape again. This also might be a good time to reapply fresh thermal grease/paste to the cpu and heat sink. I removed several pieces of tape and some labels on the fan enclosure. Carefully route the wires and cables around the enclosure back into their correct places. Reassemble, checking for noise at every step of the way. My laptop is now still cycling and the fan comes on, but you just can't hear it, because of the rubbing issue. The bios and programming wasn't the problem. It was the enclosure being slightly bent. Hope this helps, I'll post it here and elsewhere. Jimmy Fingers www.jimmyfingers.com
Wow! You are a genius, found this video after spending money at the repair shop all to no avail. Got my fan cleaned, and the dust blown off, My PC used to sound like a rocket ready for take off, but now after this video, it's like I don't even use a fan anymore. It's so quiet out here. Thanks 🙏🏾
Give this man a medal🎉🎉🎉Thanks for this. Edit: Thanks for the like!! A coworker sent me her laptop to reinstall Win10, it came with loud fan noise lol. The laptop is Nitro 5. Very helpful video.
Oh man! What a video! My fan used to spin so quickly and loudly to the point where I just felt like my laptop was about to explode now with this video! It's fixed!! The fan doesn't make noise or spin quickly! W video
thanks for the 3-minute video! My ultrabook laptop is almost silent now, was thinking of buying a new laptop fan but this fix solved the problems all at once!
It worked I was so much worried about my laptop noise,after watching your video and did same settings on my laptop,the problem is fixed . Thanks 👍 so much
I’m just testing stuff out now but I think this actually worked, this was literally my only issue with the laptop so I can’t tell you how great full I am
You actually are a life saver dude, my laptop is on downloading overnight and it literally sound like its in sleep mode but its on, i actually cant believe it, thanks god bless
You absolute hero! My jetplane of a laptop finally shuts up and doesn't do crazy and random fan speed swings. I will finally be able to run it as I sleep without issues.
Fan noise was immediatley reduced. I did other youtube helpful hints, increase speed, rid viruses. No doubt I saved myself a couple hundred dollars instead of calling the computer guy to come get my PC and fix it, AGAIN.
Even when my CPU is at 3 % the fan is still noisy like a blender. Battery or adapter makes no difference. I brought it to professional cleaning and asked specifically for the fan to be oiled and again the fan still produces noise like a blender it's been like that for a few weeks now...
@@308_Negra_Arroyo_Lane It was the fan. Changed the thing and now everything works as it should. The old fan even alone and outside of the laptop when tested was producing awful noise.
this is incredible thank you, i have been using PC my whole life and are relatively new to having a laptop and never knew about these power settings, it works!
This video is quite old, but in case anyone stumbles across this comment, make sure all your drivers are up to date. Not sure if this is the correct explanation, but I guess your fans could get more power than they are supposed to and start vibrating, making a weird loud noise. After I updated my graphics card driver my fans worked properly and the noise stopped, still having quite healthy temperatures.
That’s one element due to the GPU drivers but the actual settings mentioned in the video can reduce the fan noise altogether. The settings will be applicable for a while with the windows infrastructure and settings, hence the fix still works until today.
Even just dropping my max processor state to 99% from 100 downclocks my CPU (i5 10500H) to 2.4ghz from 4.2ghz . In the garage of GTA I went from 90fps average to 62 average 😭. Although the quiet laptop is nice while gaming I don't like the huge hit to performance.
Ive used Dell Power Manager and used the "quiet" thermal manager preset and it helps a lot. It's supposed to lower processor and fan speed, essentially performace, I still get the same ammount of fps in my games like FIFA and GTA. But when I run benchmarks like Heaven and 3DMark my fps is lower on heaven and my score on 3DMark is lower? Im so confused lol
Thank you very much for your tutorials, they save people a LOT of $$$ in repair fees! However, I did exactly what you showed us to do in order to quite our fans, but sadly, I didn't have the great success like the others below, mine is just as noisy. 😢 I know that you didn't say to, but do I need to restart my laptop or do you think that I just might need a new fan? Thank you again, Sincerely, Stacie in the Youngstown, Ohio area!
Hey thanks for the positive feedback! You can try a restart and of that doesn't do the trick then you may have to physically clean the fans out. And if that doesn't fix the issue then you would look for new fans.
I am facing the same problem. I restarted my laptop but still it is noisy. I am afraid that my laptop is broken. I have my exams in 5 days , and in hardware diagnosis There is not any error, so, should I change the fan or not?
I followed your instructions, did everything you said. It worked, but only that day. The day after, the same unbearable constant noise continued to exist.
This does work but i think my problem is either dust build up or a damaged fan my laptop's making a loud vibrating voice but after a while it'll stop then start again.
One thing I have learned over the years to watch out for is the laptop hinge design. I remember in 2015 I owned an HP laptop and after 8 months of usage one if the hinges popped out. Same with an acer V5 touch screen laptop a few years back, which over time the hinge broke and every time I opened or closed the lid it would pop up so I would manually press it back down to open/close the lid. Until of course one day I closed the lid too fast (or being careless) and the hinge stabbed the screen and the touch screen broke but the LCD was still usable. Which I ended up replacing with a surface pro 5 and an Acer FX 505 gaming laptop. So far so good on both machines
Having same problem in my laptop. This problem reappears after every few days and stops after a few seconds. I noticed that this problem occurs when atleast 2 out of 3 usb ports are used and while charging. Kindly suggest what to do.
men u a life save of me i use your tip so far it fix the loud ass sound my laptop fan made like normal it will do not get to me but after a week of deal with this i can not take it anymore but after this it sound 90% better i do hear a bit of noise but i can work with it i can now watch video or play a bit of my game without the need to hear a dam lawn mower in my laptop
Ok, I should have a fix for that. I will share the filel with you via Google drive. Send me an email and I'll share it with you. You open the file and install and the power management settings should be enabled. I will post a video this week with the steps, I used a win 11 VM and it was successful.
Thank you so much. Im a student with a strict parent. I was scared for my life when i was shut off my laptop i still hear that loud fan noise. And while i was turning the laptop off, i saw a warning for a split second. Or.. is it because i have low battery? But thank you so much dude.
Omg thank you my videos were getting so annoying, thought it was my microphone because of how high powered it was but it did some listening closer and further and it was my laptop fan 😂 now my vids wont hav that annoying noise in the background
dude, literally you saved my day. I have been setting up all the possible ways to shut the fan sound. unfortunately, no settings worked.
this video flashed infront of my eyes, I just changed it to 98% and now it's not making noise as loud as before though :)
Thank you so muchhh LoL
#notallheroeswearcapes siuuuuuuuu
İ cant explain how gratefull i am. The plane inside of my pc is finally landed. Thank you very much.
😆🤣 that's good to hear!
Lol😂😂
LOL😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lmaooooo
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh man. I'm an experienced IT repair technician and I've done everything from redoing the thermal paste, blowing out the fans, adding cooling pads, adding extra rubber pieces on the corners to increase airflow underneath, and adding extra exhaust intake/exhaust ports in a desperate attempt to finally get my Dell Inspiron to shut up to no avail. I've known where those settings are for many, many years and never thought to adjust them. Watched your 3 minute video followed by some mouse clicks and I can hear everything BUT my personal laptop. I vote your solution as "Solution of the Year". Thank you for this. I can now sleep peacefully again. Not today, Windows and Dell. Not today.
Just remember that slower fan speeds affect temperature inside the components. Be careful.
At 98% CPU usage and fans set to passive, there is no negative impact. The only components that are involved in this case are the heatsink, fans amd CPU. If you are overclocking and maxing out your components with 3rd part software, that's when it can become a concern. Additionally, even when you attempt to make certain changes that are unsafe, the computer chips are designed to power off to minimize the damage.
@Tech Control Sir can you please help me my laptop is not making very high noice but hissing... Is it okay... For a new Dell Inspiron laptops... I have done what you have said minimize the CPU processor Speed till 60%, but there was no option for cooling policy what should I do please help...
@@khushboo2538 I do not have cooling policy option either. Windows 11, Gateway laptop that I've been using for 2 weeks. Noise started this morning.
wow... Really helped me out. Thanks
Not all heroes wear capes...
some are just humble gentlemen doing quick fixes videos on the internet to help others
You don't know whether or not he's wearing a cape
@@TheDezmona😂
To clarify, no cape haha!
My girlfriend left me after complaining about the" helicopter loud sounds" coming from my laptop computer and not being able to sleep. I wish i came across this video 6 months ago.You will save many others by putting this out.
You dodges a bullet for sure 😂
😂
I can’t explain how grateful I am, it used to make a literal engine sound. And I would hear like it was banging on something when spinning really fast. Thank you so much.
Thank you! my laptop used to be loud, which causes me anxiety because I don't know if it does not work properly or whatever, but now it's a lot better.
My problem was the dust build up, my laptop is working fine now that i cleaned the fan thanks anyway for the work you put into making this video and helping others that deserves a like.
What do you think the best and safest way is to clean a laptop?
Use compressed air, open the back and clean out the fans. And get rid of the dust build up.
The fan will reduce noise.
@techcontrolofficiatell them to hold the cpu fan when using one because even a little turn causes power
Bro thank you so much, ever since this, I can have my laptop on plugged when I’m busy and I won’t have to repeatedly hear a loud fan, I’m so grateful and I’m so glad someone can help me fix my problem.
"you wont hear the fans spinning"
my laptop at 97% max processor state:
EEEEEERRREERREEERREEE
I’m so happy! my laptop has been scaring the living daylights out of me with its noisiness and this is the only thing that has helped!
My laptop used to sound like a generator, granted it's old as hell but you did it man 🤯👍👍👍👍👍👍
this is a life saving video, i have been suffering from constant fan noise, installed drivers but didnt work then adjusted max performance to 98% and cooling to passive and it worked
Thank you so much for this video. I have an older Samsung all in one desk top, noticed it wasn’t quiet like before. I cleaned and blew the dust out. I researched and turned off all the apps running in the background that I don’t use..still a little loud. I finally found your video after a few hours. Kind sir, that worked!! God bless you for taking the time to make this video and explain it so well! 💕
I noticed nobody is talking about this and I know this is a 3yo video but I found out that, at least for me, there is no option for “system cooling policy”. I only have Minimum processor state and Maximum processor state and nothing in between. Do you know what could be wrong? Thanks.
Actually, many people are in the same boat as you. I monitor the messages actively. In fact, the last 20 messages or so have been exactly your question. As I have replied in those messages, I have other videos on those fixes.
Missing Cooling Policy FIX video link below:
th-cam.com/video/EX3We_LcDjw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=P-1P1pqbfpt2gkXg
@@techcontrolofficial I see the updated video, thanks! If I may, I’d like to recommend you putting a pinned comment on this video with a link to that updated video since people tend to stumble across this video first. Anyhow, I appreciate the helpful videos!
Done and done! your comment has been pinned with the video link. 😀
Thanks for the feedback.
Amazing. Immediate relief. My Acer Nitro 5 sounded like a leaf blower with only the browser open. Thanks for this easy fix!
Is it a ryzen 7 model?
@@kodeth5200 I have a Ryzen 9 model. Setting the maximum processor state to 95% reduced the fan noise to almost silent levels.
@@Joerg_Langhorst I am having the same issue, I also cleaned the fan but the buzzing sound continues. Did this work for you?
@@shiiivvaam My notebook is almost new, so the noise was caused by air flow and the fan blades spinning at high speed. Setting the maximum processor state to less than 100% did help. If you hear buzzing noises there may be something stuck in one of the fans or the bearings might be damaged.
Thanks man my aced nitro 5 is like 80% quieter now it’s insane
Here was the solution to my HP x360 fan noise issue. Everyone is talking about the fan speeds, but the fan should be virtually silent during use. You shouldn't even know that it's on at low speed.
Follow me here... You laptop chassis has flex. It's built to have a certain amount of flex. It's designed into the unit. The fan is inside of an enclosure. Sure, it might be dirty... but, more than likely, the metal plates and case of the fan enclosure is slightly bent, causing the fan blades to contact the enclosure. First, clean it out thoroughly. Take the fan enclosure apart. Careful not to lose the little screws. Take the fan blades out and clean them...REALLY clean them, with a clean, dry toothbrush, or something of the sort. Clean out ALL AREAS around the fan location. We're cleaning for two reasons. To make sure that no dirt or dust get into the fan, AND to make sure that no buildup is pushing against the fan enclosure in any way. Put the flat enclosure pieces on a flat glass table, and look to see if it's completely flat. Reassemble the fan and the enclosure, and plug it into the motherboard. Move the fan around and in different directions. See if you can detect the noise any longer. The fan should be running, but completely silent. No matter what the speed is. If you still hear the fan, that means that you're going to have to go back into the enclosure and do some bending and adjusting of the enclosure. Run the fan without the enclosure cover to see if it makes any noise. If it's silent, then the contact of the fan blades is probably occurring with the cover. Press it out gently with your fingers, and visibly inspect where it might be rubbing. Observe the fan's ability to spin freely throughout the process. Plug it into the motherboard before reassembling, and turn the computer on. Observe the fan and listen to the noise level. Once you've bent it to the right position, there should be no noise.
Now, you may want to remove any stickers and labels on the outside of the fan enclosure. The thickness of that sticker might be the difference between it being pressed out of shape again. This also might be a good time to reapply fresh thermal grease/paste to the cpu and heat sink. I removed several pieces of tape and some labels on the fan enclosure. Carefully route the wires and cables around the enclosure back into their correct places.
Reassemble, checking for noise at every step of the way.
My laptop is now still cycling and the fan comes on, but you just can't hear it, because of the rubbing issue. The bios and programming wasn't the problem. It was the enclosure being slightly bent.
Hope this helps, I'll post it here and elsewhere.
Jimmy Fingers
www.jimmyfingers.com
Definitely a huge reduction in the noise! You're a genius. How do you figure out such stuff?!
he turned off the whole CPU turbo, less performance
Says the real genius 😂
@@x3omarx330 wont that affect performance speed asking out of curiosity cos i'm worried there might be a catch
No you will be good, this question has been answered and the process has been tried by many people on here
Wow! You are a genius, found this video after spending money at the repair shop all to no avail. Got my fan cleaned, and the dust blown off, My PC used to sound like a rocket ready for take off, but now after this video, it's like I don't even use a fan anymore. It's so quiet out here. Thanks 🙏🏾
This is a solution sent by heaven! Your video has brought peace to innumerable work places. You should be given a sainthood. GOD BLESS YOU SIR!!!
Give this man a medal🎉🎉🎉Thanks for this.
Edit: Thanks for the like!! A coworker sent me her laptop to reinstall Win10, it came with loud fan noise lol. The laptop is Nitro 5. Very helpful video.
Thanks, definitive improvement right away. Rare to find one of these tech vids as clear and helpful.
I am so grateful to find this video, my ears were bleeding with that noise every day 😅
Oh man! What a video! My fan used to spin so quickly and loudly to the point where I just felt like my laptop was about to explode now with this video! It's fixed!! The fan doesn't make noise or spin quickly! W video
Thank you so much, after months of crazy noise from my laptop like a generator set, now I have a noiseless laptop again.
thanks for the 3-minute video! My ultrabook laptop is almost silent now, was thinking of buying a new laptop fan but this fix solved the problems all at once!
I saw the other comments and got worried I would have the same issue, but I'm glad this worked for me'
Wow I had this issue, typed in on YT and found your video. I followed your steps and boom problem sorted, thank you so much, liked and subscribed.
Thanks so much for this tip. it really helped me reduce the factory sound from my laptop
It worked
I was so much worried about my laptop noise,after watching your video and did same settings on my laptop,the problem is fixed .
Thanks 👍 so much
It’s worked for many quit hatin!
Lol, yeah it’s hit or miss depending on the windows admin privileges or configuration.
Even though I couldn’t find thé cooling system policy! It worked! I just changed “maximum processer state. Thank you bruhhh!
I have a video on that fix, to add the cooling system policy 😎.
Oh I love when tutorials work perfectly on the first try. Take your well deserved like and sub sir
Man I love how you got right to the point. Great vid
I’m just testing stuff out now but I think this actually worked, this was literally my only issue with the laptop so I can’t tell you how great full I am
I did not expect this to work. Thank you so much for the help!
Did it really work? And did your laptop performance drop or is stable?
Dude thx my laptop sounded so bad before, this man is a saviour
Man you are a GENIUS! thank you for real never found a more useful video on youtube than this
Somehow I'm the one set this as I was trying to boost my pc performance. Little did I know that it was going to make so much noise, thank you 🙏
Works great, thanks!! What're the long term effects of this though?
There are no long-term effects, it should work fine until the fan gets physically dirty or clogged.
It's a tradeoff between CPU speed and fan speed. It's literally a underclock to produce less heat.
@@yuribr84 ngl its good. It doesn’t affect performance, but sometimes makes it better and the fan of all things is quiet
You actually are a life saver dude, my laptop is on downloading overnight and it literally sound like its in sleep mode but its on, i actually cant believe it, thanks god bless
Oh my god my laptop sometimes becomes a literal race car when i open it and now i can finally hear myself think while its open
My laptop doesn’t have the system cooling policy how I can fix? Can u teach me my laptop is going race again..
Thank you so much!! This helped me sooo much! My laptop keeps going like crazy whenever i open up a game. Thank you once again!!
Does it affect the gaming performance in any way bro ??
@@rishabhsharma2136 Probably, Depends on your pc
This question had been answered, but no it will not affect gaming performance.
Thabk you. I was so mad at the noise. Your video is the most useful along all garbage there is
Thanks so much. Only that, i couldn´t find "System cooloing policy" from windows 11. Please you can make a video on that too. Thanks once again
Same here
this just changed my life i love you
You absolute hero! My jetplane of a laptop finally shuts up and doesn't do crazy and random fan speed swings. I will finally be able to run it as I sleep without issues.
Worked, thank you very much man.
With the new settings I can’t find out where the advanced power settings are
You can add the settings manually:
th-cam.com/video/T1QnI0l-vAA/w-d-xo.html
I couldn't be more grateful
the processor power management option doesn't show up for me what should I do
Here you go you can add the settings manually:
th-cam.com/video/T1QnI0l-vAA/w-d-xo.html
My laptop sounded like a Boeing 757 before this video. Now.. it sounds like a Tesla. Thanks!!
Thank you you just saved me from stress it worked great 😁
Oh my god thank you I follow your steps and the second my laptop resets my fan doesn’t sound like a rocket thank you
This method works perfectly fine. I cant thank you enough man ❤️❤️
Glad to hear! Your welcome!
❤️❤️
@@saadahsan2994 is fan noise completely gets stops or there is still some hissing noise.. ??
Thank you so much. I'm finally free of the fan noise on my media pc!
this was a blessing!!! thank you for the help!!!!!
Edit: didn't work...
Fan noise was immediatley reduced. I did other youtube helpful hints, increase speed, rid viruses. No doubt I saved myself a couple hundred dollars instead of calling the computer guy to come get my PC and fix it, AGAIN.
Even when my CPU is at 3 % the fan is still noisy like a blender. Battery or adapter makes no difference. I brought it to professional cleaning and asked specifically for the fan to be oiled and again the fan still produces noise like a blender it's been like that for a few weeks now...
Try power saver
What's your laptop brand?
CPU temp?
@@308_Negra_Arroyo_Lane It was the fan. Changed the thing and now everything works as it should. The old fan even alone and outside of the laptop when tested was producing awful noise.
this is incredible thank you, i have been using PC my whole life and are relatively new to having a laptop and never knew about these power settings, it works!
Thank you man you deserve all the credit finally peace ✌🏿
This video is quite old, but in case anyone stumbles across this comment, make sure all your drivers are up to date. Not sure if this is the correct explanation, but I guess your fans could get more power than they are supposed to and start vibrating, making a weird loud noise. After I updated my graphics card driver my fans worked properly and the noise stopped, still having quite healthy temperatures.
That’s one element due to the GPU drivers but the actual settings mentioned in the video can reduce the fan noise altogether. The settings will be applicable for a while with the windows infrastructure and settings, hence the fix still works until today.
Thank you so much for this easy-to-understand video!!
Very useful tip. It resolved my laptop fan noise issue. Thanks
Mine doesnt have processor power management 💀💀💀
No worries, I have fixes for that in my other videos 😊
No worries, I have fixes for that in my other videos 😊
Thank you so much you're a life saver God bless sir ❤
Lord, thank you so much
Not hearing the fan is making me cry thanks man
Damm I thought I summoned some demon in my laptop 😂 Thanks I got saved
too funny 🤣
OMG wow this was so helpful. The sound has definitely decreased so much!!!
Even just dropping my max processor state to 99% from 100 downclocks my CPU (i5 10500H) to 2.4ghz from 4.2ghz . In the garage of GTA I went from 90fps average to 62 average 😭. Although the quiet laptop is nice while gaming I don't like the huge hit to performance.
Ive used Dell Power Manager and used the "quiet" thermal manager preset and it helps a lot. It's supposed to lower processor and fan speed, essentially performace, I still get the same ammount of fps in my games like FIFA and GTA. But when I run benchmarks like Heaven and 3DMark my fps is lower on heaven and my score on 3DMark is lower? Im so confused lol
THIS is how to present. (thanks, BTW - even though there are slight menu changes, even I was able to follow your instructions...it worked)
Thank you very much for your tutorials, they save people a LOT of $$$ in repair fees! However, I did exactly what you showed us to do in order to quite our fans, but sadly, I didn't have the great success like the others below, mine is just as noisy. 😢
I know that you didn't say to, but do I need to restart my laptop or do you think that I just might need a new fan?
Thank you again,
Sincerely,
Stacie in the Youngstown, Ohio area!
Hey thanks for the positive feedback! You can try a restart and of that doesn't do the trick then you may have to physically clean the fans out. And if that doesn't fix the issue then you would look for new fans.
I am facing the same problem. I restarted my laptop but still it is noisy. I am afraid that my laptop is broken. I have my exams in 5 days , and in hardware diagnosis There is not any error, so, should I change the fan or not?
I followed your instructions, did everything you said. It worked, but only that day. The day after, the same unbearable constant noise continued to exist.
Worked perfectly! Thank you!
Was about to damage my laptop with the irritating noise, thanks a lot for to the point video man🙌
This does work but i think my problem is either dust build up or a damaged fan my laptop's making a loud vibrating voice but after a while it'll stop then start again.
Yeah, thats definitely a possibility. I usually remove rhe back cover and clean out the fans.
@@techcontrolofficial The screen's case is already damaged because it's HP and their laptop's are badly made
One thing I have learned over the years to watch out for is the laptop hinge design. I remember in 2015 I owned an HP laptop and after 8 months of usage one if the hinges popped out. Same with an acer V5 touch screen laptop a few years back, which over time the hinge broke and every time I opened or closed the lid it would pop up so I would manually press it back down to open/close the lid. Until of course one day I closed the lid too fast (or being careless) and the hinge stabbed the screen and the touch screen broke but the LCD was still usable. Which I ended up replacing with a surface pro 5 and an Acer FX 505 gaming laptop. So far so good on both machines
@@techcontrolofficial Hey, i have a TUF ASUS FX506 and this didnt really help, and the laptop is brand new i bought it 2 days ago, any advice?
Having same problem in my laptop. This problem reappears after every few days and stops after a few seconds. I noticed that this problem occurs when atleast 2 out of 3 usb ports are used and while charging.
Kindly suggest what to do.
men u a life save of me i use your tip so far it fix the loud ass sound my laptop fan made like normal it will do not get to me but after a week of deal with this i can not take it anymore but after this it sound 90% better i do hear a bit of noise but i can work with it i can now watch video or play a bit of my game without the need to hear a dam lawn mower in my laptop
Windows 11 ho lo system cooling option is not there sir plz reply
I have change the settings, i have follow the steps, I hope it works. Thank you, easy to follow, your explanation to the point. Thank you
i'm missing the Processer power management part. What do i do about this?
mee too, (dell)
What windows are you running?
@@techcontrolofficial windows 10
Ok, I should have a fix for that. I will share the filel with you via Google drive. Send me an email and I'll share it with you. You open the file and install and the power management settings should be enabled. I will post a video this week with the steps, I used a win 11 VM and it was successful.
Here you go you can add the settings manually:
th-cam.com/video/T1QnI0l-vAA/w-d-xo.html
Worked as soon as I clicked APPLY. Thank you.
Thank's for the video .. It helped me
Thnx you reduce some noise for this process
Try doing windows/software updates that the laptop sends you notifications for.
This worked for me. 🙏🙏
Great ! thank you , easy and helpful
THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH IT WORKED YALL ASK ME ANYTHING ILL TELL YA:DDD IT WORKED FASTER THAN SONICS SPEED
Not showing processor power menegment option. What should i do?
I got the same problem don't know what to do
Here you go you can add the settings manually:
th-cam.com/video/T1QnI0l-vAA/w-d-xo.html
@@dannymainka9161 Here you go you can add the settings manually:
th-cam.com/video/T1QnI0l-vAA/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much. Im a student with a strict parent. I was scared for my life when i was shut off my laptop i still hear that loud fan noise. And while i was turning the laptop off, i saw a warning for a split second. Or.. is it because i have low battery? But thank you so much dude.
I can’t find system cooling policy on my power option with processor power management 1:44
Bhai hua problem fix.... Merko bhi nhi milra yeah option
I have video fixes for those settings. For system cooling policy and processor power management.
That's insane. I think this actually worked. WTF. What did I even just do?
"system cooling policy" option not found...
Same
Thank you soo much I just got rid of the loud helicopter in my pc. Now I can finally study in peace.
Sir please help me it making noise when ever I start it 😭
Same
Restart the same
I did this yesterday and it worked. And today it started to do it again. I dont know what to do
If you use this trick will my laptop not overheat bc I turned down my fan usage
While playing games
No it will it won't overheat, the fan will still cool as needed and marginal differences are fine.
@@techcontrolofficial ok thanks for the fast reaction 😊
Thank you so much. Suddenly it started to work smoother.
I don't have those settings on my laptop. Is there any other solution?
same here
Go to control panel and then go to power options and the setting format he used should be there
@@gerry2cold801 You’re a lifesaver, thank you
Here you go you can add the settings manually:
th-cam.com/video/T1QnI0l-vAA/w-d-xo.html
I swear my computer was making SO much noise thank you so much bro
Is it safe for a laptop though? I mean, does it affect cooling process? Will the laptop overheat?
Increments like these have no affect on the laptop and no the laptop will not overheat.
@@techcontrolofficial Oh, OK thanks
Omg thank you my videos were getting so annoying, thought it was my microphone because of how high powered it was but it did some listening closer and further and it was my laptop fan 😂 now my vids wont hav that annoying noise in the background