[BrosephBronson]

Hey guys!

I recently bought an HP Envy 15 notebook and I'm having trouble detecting the fans (and therefore the fan speed) on it. I've used several programs - speedfan (which doesn't load, it just freezes), HWinfo, HWMonitor, Speccy, CPU-Z, Open Hardware Monitor and RealTemp. Although these programs give me a good indicator of the temperatures of various components (which are quite normal and based on this I assume the fans are working well) all of them don't detect the fans or the fan speeds.

I'd like to know how I can solve this. Is there a program (not listed above) that would do the trick? Do I need to update the bios or some other driver? Am I doomed to always being unaware of my fan's performance!?

 

All comments and suggestions will help!

 

My notebook's specifications are as follows

 

Model: HP Envy 15 j123tx

Operating System: Windows 8.1 64-bit

CPU: Intel i5-4200M

RAM: 4GB DDR3 (Single Channel)

Motherboard: Hewlett-Packard 1963 (U3E1)

BIOS: Insyde (Version F.43)

Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4600 and Nvidia Geforce GT740M (2GB)

 

Thanks a lot

 

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Hello

 

 

Should check your BIOS first should be able to see it there, seems not always on with notebooks.

Look here:

 

http://smallbusiness...book-48920.html

[jds63]

Hello

 

 

Should check your BIOS first should be able to see it there, seems not always on with notebooks.

Look here:

 

http://smallbusiness...book-48920.html