The fan forgot to connect to the power supply, is the CPU burning?

The CPU is protected and generally won't burn It will be shut down in a few seconds as you said is the time to reach the protective temperature It is estimated that the dust is too big when you clean it It is recommended that you plug in the memory module well Is it going to fall into it There is also a graphics card to check It's okay Don't worry.

Make sure that the CPU fan is installed correctly, and the CPU will be automatically shut down because it is overheated.

It's okay to open up in a while.

Don't use an electric pen in the machine, there is no place in it where you need an electric pen.

After unplugging the power supply, remove the motherboard battery, touch the two steel plates connecting the battery with the cone (or wait for a while, not sure how long, I usually wait for half an hour), then plug it in, reinstall the battery, and turn it on to see.

The CPU is protected and generally won't burn out The temperature of the fan rises too fast It's nothing, it's to reach the protective temperature, and it's OK when it's cold after a while!

Don't be afraid

It's okay, I'll tell you about my experience and you won't be afraid. I came back from school that year and dragged the suitcase back. Didn't open the chassis when I came back - didn't understand it at the time.

As a result, it restarts when it is turned on, and it restarts when it is turned on. Then I opened the case and looked, the fan fell off...

It turned out that before leaving, my fan was not buttoned properly. Then it's good to buckle up.

It shouldn't be a problem with the CPU. You try not to connect the fan power to start, if it is OK, wait for a while and then connect the fan power,

It cannot be ruled out that the CPU is burned, and there is no possibility that some other parts are not connected properly in the process of disassembly and assembly.

It will be rebooted later, it should be CPU overheating protection It's okay,

Generally, in recent years, the machines equipped with CPU temperature protection, not to mention that LZ is a brand machine, if the temperature protection is not turned off, it will generally not burn.

How long did you run the machine when you weren't plugging in the fan?

If it's on 10 minutes. It must have burned.

You sweep the dust of your CPU fan below, and then apply some liquid silicone to the base of the CPU fan and you can pull it.

When the computer is plugged in, the CPU power supply and fan start running, which may be due to the following reasons:

1.Power supply problems: There may be power supply problems, causing the system to fail to boot properly after the computer is turned on.

2.Hardware problems: There is a fault in the motherboard and other hardware components of the computer, which causes the computer to fail to open the car and machine normally, and also causes the fan to run.

3.BIOS settings: The computer is not properly set to the BIOS, which causes the computer to not boot properly, and the fan is running to protect the CPU from not being damaged by heating.

Workaround:1Check whether the power supply is normally closed, and confirm whether the source connection of the ruler is stable.

2.Check if the hardware components of your computer are normal, such as if the CPU is broken or if there is a problem with the graphics card.

3.Check whether the BIOS settings are correct, enter the BIOS, and check whether the boot boot items and other settings are correct. If you can't do it, it is recommended to find a professional or after-sales service center to find a solution.

Check if the BIOS has set AC Recovery in the power settings to ON.

This situation could be a problem with your computer's power system that needs some troubleshooting and fixing. You can check whether the power cord is plugged in tightly, whether the power plug is loose, and whether the power switch is off. If there are no problems with the above, you can consider checking whether the power supply ** unit is normal and whether the power supply is damaged.

At the same time, you can check whether the CPU cooler and fan are clean, if there is dust accumulation, the fan may run abnormally. If the problem is still not solved after the above steps, it is recommended to contact a professional computer repair personnel for troubleshooting and do not disassemble the stupid circle at will, so as to avoid other problems.

Turn on the computer power supply CPU fan and turn it again, and then there is no response, first check, whether the power supply voltage of the CPU is normal? Second, check whether the power supply voltage is normal and whether the power of the power supply has become smaller.

Hello, there may be a hardware failure, try to unplug the memory card graphics card, use the eraser to erase the gold finger, and then put the graphics card memory module back, if it is multiple memory sticks, it is recommended to plug in one and try to boot it, and it is recommended to change the memory card slot location to try! Hope this time it helps!

If the computer has this problem of pressing the power button and not responding, you first need to check whether there is a problem with the power strip or socket, then check or replace the power supply of the host, if it still can't solve the problem, check the motherboard, and whether the computer has a short circuit fault.

If the fan is broken, it can be turned on, and when the CPU runs for a period of time, the temperature will be relatively high, and if it does not cool down, it will freeze, blue screen and other symptoms.

When the CPU fan is broken, it is recommended to buy a new fan and install it to avoid affecting the normal use

Prepare the CPU fan, the following is an example of an Intel LGA 1366 115x 775 CPU installation fan.

Align the four fans into the four CPU fan mounting holes on the motherboard.

Then press down the CPU fan foot. Pull it out to see if it can be easily pulled out, if it means that it is not stuck, check again.

Note: Don't press it when you don't have the fixing holes right, as this will crush the feet of the CPU fan.

Then press down the CPU fan foot. Pull it out to see if it can be easily pulled out, if it means that it is not stuck, check again.

Note: Don't press it when you don't have the fixing holes right, as this will crush the feet of the CPU fan.

After the fan fixing clips are pressed off, check whether the four legs of the fan are completely attached to the motherboard.

Finally, plug in the CPU fan power supply.

Note: There are several fan power connectors on the motherboard, which should be connected to the ports labeled "CFNA" or CPU FAN.

No, it will burn out the CPU, at least after the temperature rises, it will cause a blue screen, and it will also not be used, so it is better to buy a fan and install it above to use it.

1.The fan is broken, and it can be turned on completely.

2.Theoretically, it can be used, but from the moment you click the power button, it can only be used for about 5 minutes, and your computer will automatically shut down.

3.The motherboard protects the CPU by high temperature by default, and when the CPU is detected to be overheated, it will turn off the power to protect the CPU.

4.Since the fan is broken, you can buy a new fan and replace it, or directly go to a water cooling system, which is less noisy and not expensive.

It can be turned on, but it will automatically shut down after a while, and the CPU can't do without a heatsink.

It can't be opened.

Flash it and it will automatically shut down.

It doesn't even blink.

The CPU cooling fan is just for CPU cooling and cooling...

When the CPU runs for a period of time, the temperature will be relatively good, and if it does not cool down to the point where it is required, it will freeze, blue screen or something.

This phenomenon should not be a fan problem, the fan can be turned on normally even if it does not rotate, but the time should not be too long, and whether the CPU is broken or not will not affect the operation of the fan.

You can turn on the CPU fan if it is broken, but are you sure that the fan has not been turned on since it was broken? Or the fan was already broken during the last time you turned it on, and you played for a long time without knowing it, and a broken fan will cause the CPU temperature to be too high and burn out, but it also depends on how many cores your cup is.

This depends on the function of the motherboard, according to the current motherboard has this function, the CPU fan is broken, and the motherboard is automatically protected. It can't be turned on, so as not to burn the CPU

Laptop or desktop? If there is no signal from the monitor, you need to check the graphics card and monitor.

It can be turned on, but it may crash after a while. The CPU is too hot, no.

The CPU cannot be turned on without a cooling fan.

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The CPU fan is connected to the CPU-fan port of the motherboard.

As soon as the motherboard is powered on, the CPU fan will rotate, regardless of whether the CPU is installed or not.

Will turn. The power supply is the basis of the entire computer power supply, as long as it is turned on, even if you are not connected to the CPU, motherboard, graphics card and anything else, the power supply will work, and the power supply fan will rotate to help the power supply dissipate heat.

Not necessarily, if the power supply is not connected to the motherboard, then the power supply can be started by shorting the green and black 2 wires. If the motherboard is connected, then the power supply can only be started when it receives the low-level signal on the motherboard, some motherboards can send such a signal without the CPU, and some motherboards must be connected to the CPU to form a complete circuit and generate a boot signal.

After the motherboard is powered on, the CPU fan does not rotate, which can be solved by the following methods:

1. Check the power supply line of the CPU fan, the CPU fan is a power cable, you follow the power line to find it, and see if the connection with the motherboard is well connected.

2. Check if the CPU fan has any dust or something blocking the fan blades, and clean it up.

3. Through the above investigation, if it still does not turn, it is a broken fan, and it will be replaced with a new one, dozens of yuan each.

The fan will turn the moment you turn it on, right? Or do you stand still from start to finish?

Consider whether there is a foreign object stuck, and use your hand to dial the fan to see if the damping of the blades is big?

Otherwise, the fan is broken!

See if the plug is loose or something, or like you said, it burns after flashing, and check whether the fan is broken.

Is the CPU power plugged in? Or if the CPU fan is damaged.

It is not necessarily a motherboard failure, but this situation is generally caused by the oxidation of the gold finger of the memory or poor contact.

Encounter this situation:

1. Unplug the computer power cord first, and press the on/off button on the chassis 5-6 times. Releases the residual charge of the motherboard.

2. Then open the side panel of the chassis and plug and replace the slots of the memory.

3. Remove the CMOS battery from the motherboard and install it after 1 minute.

The computer has a discrete graphics card, so it's best to plug and unplug the graphics card. After the above operations are completed, the computer is powered back on.

The fault still needs to be booted using the minimum system method: (power supply + motherboard + CPU + memory + graphics card + monitor).

At this time, you should normally see the display content, pop up the hard disk can not be detected, keyboard and other prompts, you can enter the BIOS, and the buzzer has no abnormal sound. If it is abnormal, the monitor does not display (or the screen is blurred) or the buzzer has an abnormal sound.

1) Memory issues.

a.Problems per se. It doesn't work in any slot, and it doesn't work on other machines. Then the only way to do this is to change the memory. Buzzers generally have an unusual sound.

b.Compatibility issues. Other machines can be used, but this one can't; Or a single root can be used separately, but two roots cannot be used. Change memory.

2) Display graphics card issues.

a.Wiring issues. Check if there is any needle breakage or short circuit.

b.The graphics card itself is damaged.

c.The monitor is damaged (very unlikely).

b.Motherboard issues. The graphics card slot part, or the related control circuit is faulty. At this time, it can only be solved by changing the motherboard.

Don't have a fever? Is it impossible to turn on the machine?

The fan turns, the motherboard is connected to the fan, you try to change the u, is the memory plugged in?

CPU not working may be caused by the north bridge of the motherboard, the CPU power supply circuit, the motherboard's protection status, the BIOS setting error, and the CPU failure.

You can first short-connect the BIOS CLS of the motherboard, restore the initial settings of the motherboard, check whether the motherboard has a short circuit, and whether the memory and graphics card are in good contact before turning on the computer. If it still doesn't show up, it is recommended to look for a repair or find a test card.

Does the CPU not heat up when the computer is turned on? Both the graphics card and the CPU fan rotate, it is a normal phenomenon, not every motherboard will stop the fan at low temperature, it should be subject to the original factory setting, because the speed of the fan is adjusted by the motherboard according to the temperature of the CPU, and the design of each motherboard manufacturer is different, some are at low temperature, so that the fan is in a low rotation state, and some are directly let the fan stop running, the settings of each motherboard are different, as long as the fan is not in the condition of high rotation, it is normal, you can observe it, when the workload of the CPU and graphics card is high, the speed of the fan will also be relatively increased.