随着时间的推移，笔记本电脑的粉丝出现故障并不罕见。如果忽视，对您的计算机造成的损害可能是灾难性的。
幸运的是，您可以采取一些步骤来彻底改善或解决问题。
在这篇文章中，我们将向您展示一些让您的笔记本电脑风扇正常工作的方法。
修复嘈杂的风扇
嘈杂的风扇意味着您的笔记本电脑被推到了极限。通常是通过对您的板载RAM(RAM)征税的程序。
那或者也许风扇只是需要一些关注。
与有更多呼吸空间的台式机风扇不同，笔记本电脑风扇更小。所以他们必须通过加大力度来弥补。
不管是什么情况，请放心，有办法补救这种情况。
举起你的笔记本电脑
让我们从一些基本的东西开始。抬高你的笔记本电脑会给它空间来更有效地循环空气。这为您的粉丝提供了更多的工作空间。
由于大多数笔记本电脑的风扇朝下，因此排气板部分被挡住了。这使得热空气很难吹出。
所以把你的笔记本电脑抬起来，给它呼吸的空间，噪音应该很快就会消失。
尘埃落定的球迷
如果第一个提示没有这样做，那么风扇可能需要进行一些清洁。
当笔记本电脑过热时，灰尘(Dust)堆积并不是什么新鲜事。不幸的是，笔记本电脑几乎没有维护，如果有的话。
因此，如果产生大量噪音，则可能是风扇叶片被阻塞。
抓住(Grab)一些压缩空气并将一些空气直接吹入风扇。当然，如果能拆下后面板就更好了。这将确保灰尘被吹出笔记本电脑，并且您不会将灰尘进一步带入设备。
当您使用它时，请考虑清洁其他内部组件。
注意：(Note:)并非所有笔记本电脑部件都可以拆卸。所以不要强行删除这些部分。
清除灰尘后，将笔记本电脑放回原处，看看风扇是否仍然发出噪音。
插入笔记本电脑散热器
笔记本电脑风扇可以从外部冷却风扇解决方案（如
亚马逊(Amazon)上出售的解决方案）中获得一点帮助。
这些小工具提供额外的空气流通，减轻内置笔记本电脑风扇的一些压力。
它们价格便宜且可拆卸，因此您不必随身携带它们。
压力下的粉丝
粉丝一开机就跑是正常的。但是当风扇全速油门使其达到极限时，您可能会遇到问题。
以下是您可以采取的几个步骤。
关闭一些程序
一般人通常会在给定时间运行两个或三个程序。在大多数情况下，这很好。
但对于高级用户来说并非如此。他们通常会运行 Web 浏览器、MS Office
应用程序、照片或视频编辑软件，并在其上流式传输媒体内容。
这会导致风扇更加努力地工作以散发计算机产生的所有热量。
一些笔记本电脑并非设计用于处理繁重的工作量。所以最好关闭一些应用程序，这样你的粉丝就不会那么节流。
您可以使用
Windows 任务管理器(Windows Task Manager)来确定哪些程序正在耗尽您的 RAM 和CPU。
要打开任务管理器，请右键单击开始图标(Start icon)并从程序列表中
选择任务管理器。(Task Manager)
删除恶意软件
但是，如果您几乎不运行应用程序怎么办？为什么你的粉丝会全力以赴？
好吧，在某些情况下，恶意软件应该归咎于你的粉丝的古怪行为。
如果您怀疑您的笔记本电脑已被感染，您需要运行您的防病毒程序。如果您没有，可以在线下载和安装许多免费软件。
您还可以使用
任务管理器(Task Manager)查找在后台运行的程序。如果后台有不熟悉的程序，可以强制这些任务停止运行。
不过要小心：
有些任务是正常运行Windows不可或缺的。尽管名称不明确，但它们是合法的应用程序。如果不确定，您可以执行Google搜索以获取更多信息。
下载软件
您可以下载第三方软件来调节您的风扇使用情况。但请注意：如果您不小心，降低风扇速度会导致您的笔记本电脑过热。
因此，如果您知道自己在做什么，我们只推荐这种方法。
SpeedFan是帮助监控风扇速度的众多软件之一。
在安装第三方软件解决方案之前，请务必进行研究。
6 Solutions to Your Laptop Fan Problem
It’s not unusual
for lаptop fans to break down over time. And if ignored, the damagе to yoυr
сomputer can be catastrophic.
Fortunately,
there are steps you can take to improve or fix the problem outright.
In this post,
we’ll show you some of the ways you can get your laptop fan working like
normal.
Fix
Noisy Fans
A noisy fan means
your laptop is being pushed to its limits. Usually by a program that’s taxing
on your onboard RAM.
That or maybe the
fan just needs some attention.
Unlike desktop
fans, which have more room to breathe, laptop fans are smaller. So they have to
make up for it by blowing harder.
Whatever the case
may be, rest assured that there are ways to remedy the situation.
Lift
Up Your Laptop
Let’s start with
something basic. Elevating your laptop will give it room to circulate air much
more efficiently. This leaves your fan more room to work with.
Because most
laptops have fans facing the bottom, the exhaust panels are partially blocked.
This makes it hard for hot air to blow out.
So raise your
laptops up, give it room to breathe, and the noise should go away shortly.
Dust
Up the Fans
If the first tip
doesn’t do it, then the fans might need some cleaning.
Dust buildup is
nothing new when it comes to overheating laptops. Unfortunately, laptops are
barely maintained, if at all.
So if a
considerable amount of noise is being produced, it’s possible the fan blades
are blocked.
Grab some
compressed air and blow some air right into the fans. Of course, it would be
better if you can remove the back panel. This would ensure that the dust is
blown out of the laptop and you’re not driving dust further into the unit.
While you’re at
it, consider cleaning the other internal components.
Note: Not all laptop parts can
be removed. So don’t forcibly remove these sections.
After the dust is
removed, put the laptop back together and see if the fans are still making any
noise.
Plug
In a Laptop Cooler
Laptop fans could
use a little help from external cooling fan solutions like those sold on
Amazon.
These gadgets
provide additional air circulation that alleviates some of the pressure put on
built-in laptop fans.
They’re
inexpensive and detachable so you don’t have to carry them around when you
don’t want to.
Fans
Under Stress
It’s normal for
fans to run as soon as it’s booted up. But when fans throttle at full speed
bringing it to its limit, you may have a problem.
Here are a few
steps you could take.
Close
Some Programs
The average
person would normally run two or three programs at a given time. And for the
most part, that’s fine.
But it’s not the
case for power users. They would often run web browsers, MS Office
applications, photo or video editing software, and stream media content on top
of it.
This causes fans
to work extra harder to dissipate all the heat the computer’s creating.
Some laptops are
not designed to handle a heavy workload. So it’s better to shut down some
applications so your fans don’t throttle as much.
You can use
Windows Task Manager to determine which programs are draining your RAM and CPU.
To open Task
Manager, right-click on the Start icon
and select Task Manager from the
list of programs.
Remove
Malware
But what if
you’re barely running applications? Why would your fans run at full strength?
Well, in some
cases, malware is to blame for your fans erratic behavior.
If you suspect
that your laptop has been infected, you need to run your antivirus program. If
you don’t have one, there are a lot of free software online that you could
download and install.
You can also use
Task Manager to find programs that are running in the background. If there are
unfamiliar programs in the background, you can force these tasks to stop
running.
But be careful:
Some tasks are
integral to running Windows normally. And despite having unclear names, they
are legitimate applications. If unsure, you can perform a Google search for
additional information.
Download Software
There is
third-party software you can download that will regulate your fan usage. But be
warned: slowing down your fan speed will cause your laptop to overheat if
you’re not careful.
So we only
recommend this method if you know what you’re doing.
SpeedFan is one of the many software that helps monitor fan speeds.
Always do your
research before installing a third-party software solution.
