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January 11th 07, 04:40 AM
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CPU Fan
Can a CPU fan stalling for a split second cause a system power down.
Running XP home SP1 -- Onward through the fog 
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January 11th 07, 04:58 AM
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CPU Fan
That would depend on the BIOS and what it could do. It is
also possible the fan is stopping because of the system power failing. Do you have a UPS powering the computer? Have you checked what options are in the BIOS? "Shumandu" wrote in message ... | Can a CPU fan stalling for a split second cause a system power down. | Running XP home SP1 | -- | Onward through the fog
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January 14th 07, 04:52 AM
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CPU Fan
-- Onward through the fog "Jim Macklin" wrote: That would depend on the BIOS and what it could do. It is also possible the fan is stopping because of the system power failing. Do you have a UPS powering the computer? Have you checked what options are in the BIOS? "Shumandu" wrote in message ... | Can a CPU fan stalling for a split second cause a system power down. | Running XP home SP1 | -- | Onward through the fog The only thing listed in the BIOS that relates to the fan is speed control, enable, disable. It is an Award F11 BIOS. The system is on a functioning UPS.
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