The laptop CPU fan plays a vital role in cooling your machine, preventing problems which may arise due to overheating. Upon starting your laptop, one of the initial sounds is activity is that of the fan in the CPU. If the cooling fan ceases to function it could lead to overheating, critically crippling of your laptop’s functionality.

Indicators of a laptop fan trouble may be some of the following:

1. The laptop feels very hot after extensive hours of usage and you’re unable to make out any sound to suggest that the CPU fan is working.
2. Sudden repetitive shutdown of your laptop, with no automatic rebooting process getting initialized, wherein you need to manually press the Power button to restart it.
3. Your laptop screen simply becomes blue or black. Worse, the issue leads to a CPU burn, forcing you to shell out steeply for a new quality replacement CPU.

A few contributing factors, among several, could be improper connectivity between the cooling fan and the motherboard, a stuck fan bearing owing to extensive periods of usage. There could also be an inaccuracy in the BIOS report. The BIOS settings help you monitor the fan speed. Yet on occasions it may not do so.

Any of these issues can derail the systematic rhythm of your work schedule. Rather than losing hope, you only need to reach out to us.