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HP Pavillion System Fan Error

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System Name GFNmachine
Processor i7 3770k @ 4.4 GHz
Motherboard Gigabyte Z77X-UD3H
Cooling CooliT Vantage
Memory 4x 4 GB G.Skill Ripjaws 1600 MHz DDR3 CL9
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Display(s) Asus VH242H 24'' @ 1920x1080
Case Cooler Master CM 690 (Painted black inside)
Audio Device(s) Realtek HD
Power Supply Corsair HX850W
Software Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit / Ubuntu 12.10
Hey all. I have a old hp pc running Pentium D and on the motherboard (P5LP-LE Lithium) the 2nd system fan (back exhaust fan) doesnt work, i.e. it is burned. Every time the pc boots a system fan failure error is displayed.

My question is, anyone knows how to turn the error off? Ive searched everywhere in the BIOS and even updated to a more recent version but found nothing useful in there.

EDIT: Pavillion a1445n BIOS v 3.19
 
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Chances are with the restrictive BIOS HP uses on their boards they are not going to give you an option to disable any of those alarms like you would have on a non-OEM board.

Might be something you will have to live with :(
 
Chances are with the restrictive BIOS HP uses on their boards they are not going to give you an option to disable any of those alarms like you would have on a non-OEM board.

Might be something you will have to live with :(

Yeah thats probably what I expected. Thanks
 
[sigquote= William of Ockham]The most obvious solution is probably the best solution.[/sigquote]

Replace the fan.
 
[sigquote= William of Ockham]The most obvious solution is probably the best solution.[/sigquote]

Replace the fan.

lol. is that a joke. its not the fan. the fan output doesnt work its on the motherboard. i connected it through a 4-pin molex though.
 
At first that's what I was thinking until I read it again and saw 'on the motherboard'- then I realized you meant the fan header :roll: Give us a little credit NT1 :)
 
At first that's what I was thinking until I read it again and saw 'on the motherboard'- then I realized you meant the fan header :roll: Give us a little credit NT1 :)

lol :D yeah its all good anyhow
 
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